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Melanie Lyte: On the Brink of an Adventure at Sea! May 7, 2013

mlp6911 wrote 41 minutes ago: NOAA Teacher at Sea Melanie Lyte Sailing aboard NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter May 20, 2013 – May 31, … more →

Tags: 2013, Melanie Lyte, NOAA Fisheries Service, NOAA Teacher at Sea, allison henry, Atlantic Ocean, Boston, Gordon Gunter, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Oklahoma storms, as viewed by NASA

Ed Darrell wrote 46 minutes ago: Oklahoma storm of May 20, 2013, as viewed by NASA Goddard’s Aqua satellite. Residents of Moore … more →

Tags: Government, History, NASA, Science, Space Exploration

Today in Washington: HBW Resources Daily Update on Energy & Politics

mzehrhbw wrote 2 hours ago: Tuesday in Washington: Debates and Investigations Continuing in DC: Both the House and Senate are in … more →

Tags: LNG, natgas, Wyden

Tornado Churns through Oklahoma City Suburbs

Various Writers wrote 17 hours ago: [Newsmax.com] Monday, May 20, 2013 Thomson/Reuters Mile-wide Tornado Churns Across Oklahoma City Sub … more →

Tags: Science & Technology, New Media News, Education, weather news, Rejecting Political Correctess, Natural Disasters, American Legacy People, disaster preparation, weather changes

Over a Century after Texas Strikes Oil, Marsh Restoration Completed for an Old Refinery’s Pollution

Office of Response and Restoration wrote 21 hours ago: This is a post by the Office of Response and Restoration’s Jessica White. On January 10, 1910, the f … more →

Tags: Assessment and Restoration Division, Chemicals, Ecology, Gulf of Mexico, History, marsh, Natural Resource Damage Assessment, Oil, Pollution

Western Governors support drought planning information availability1 comment

Colorado Foundation for Water Education wrote 1 day ago: By Carlee Brown, Policy Associate for Water and Wildlife, Western Governors’ Association A lack of s … more →

Tags: Climate and Drought, Carlee Brown, Colorado drought, Drought 2013, Hickenlooper, John Hickenlooper, National Integrated Drought Information System, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Nidis

Storm Spotter: Deadly Tornadoes Left Earth 'Scoured'

Matt Higgins wrote 1 day ago: This embed is invalid SHAWNEE, Okla. (AP) — When Lindsay Carter heard on the radio that a violent st … more →

Tags: News, Kansas, National Weather Service, Oklahoma, Tornadoes, weather

May 19 --- Solar Weather

bearspawprint wrote 1 day ago: So this is what all the fuss was about.  K5 is moderate.  We have had K9, 10, 11, and even a K12 wit … more →

Tags: Aurora, CME, NOAA Space Weather, noise storm, solar flare, Solar Region summary, solar storm, solar weather, USAF/NOAA Solar Geophysical Activity

Data, Dogma, and Discovery - New video in Resources page

grumpydenier wrote 1 day ago: Data, Dogma, and Discovery – New video in Resources page. – Dr. Don Easterbrook returns … more →

Tags: CO2, The Sun, Settled Science, General Topics, ipcc, climate science, Hypocrisy, Climate Science, Global Warming

These items caught my eye – 19 May 2013

grumpydenier wrote 1 day ago: Only a few items in this edition. I’ve ignored the nonsense that is the John Cook ‘surve … more →

Tags: The Sun, windfarms, Settled Science, australia 2, General Topics, climate science, These items caught my eye, Industrial Strategies, Australia

NOAA’s All-Time Records Claim Is A Sham3 comments

Paul Homewood wrote 2 days ago: By Paul Homewood   http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/sotc/national/2012/13/supplemental/page-6/   I … more →

Tags: climate change, Records, sotc

Rising Carbon di Oxide at Atmosphere: A Matter of Concern

Manoshi Goswami wrote 2 days ago: A recent report on global atmospheric CO2 level has created a concern among the scientific community … more →

Tags: "Climate Change and Global Warming", carbon credit, climate change, Developing Countries, Doha agreement, elevated carbon-di-oxide, fossi fuel burning, Global Warming, green house gas

CME To Hit Earth May 19th2 comments

TheSurvivalGuy wrote 2 days ago: Todays sunspot number is 198 and NOAA estimate the chance of an M-Class flare at 75% over the next 2 … more →

Tags: Solar activity, News & Current Events, Natural Disasters and Hazards, solar flare, Geomagnetic storm, Current Events, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Sun, CME

Gloucester Discusses Fishing Industry Disaster Relief Plan With NOAA

steve saleeba wrote 3 days ago: [worldnow id=8892050 width=385 height=288 type=video] GLOUCESTER (CBS)- The City of Gloucester says … more →

Tags: Local, News, Seen On WBZ-TV, Syndicated Local, watch & listen, Bree Sison, Bridge Plan, fishing industry, gloucester

38th Annual NOAA Fish Fry on June 5th 2013

coastalamerica wrote 3 days ago: … more →

Tags: News, coastal america, fish fry, June

NOAA ship Rainier in Petersburg

jewelboxcreek wrote 4 days ago: … more →

Tags: Boats, Southeast Alaska, Wrangell Narrows, Petersburg, Rainier

The Vernacular Experience

randomtangents1 wrote 4 days ago: On the latest and greatest episode of Random Tangents, Crystal and Teddy expand their vernacular and … more →

Tags: the blog, Listen to the Podcast, CrossFit, Boston, obama, farmers almanac, Hurricanes, hitchhiker kai, Bruins

Tar sands good, science bad

rogerwalker2013 wrote 4 days ago: You couldn’t invent a more appropriate juxtaposition: a study of the literature shows definiti … more →

Tags: climate change, Guardian, Global Warming, united states, US Climate Assessment, Africa, starvation, Mitigation, Adaptation

Sara Hutto with NOAA's Marine Sanctuaries

literarysurfer wrote 4 days ago: 2012 CA Sea Grant State Fellow Sara Hutto SANTA CRUZ – Sara Hutto, a 2012 California Sea Grant State … more →

Tags: fellowships, California, Channel Islands, fellow, Fellowship, Marine Sanctuary, monterey bay, sea grant


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