Stephanie Dutkiewicz' phytoplankton models project the future of the ocean as food source and carbon sink Stephanie Dutkiewicz: Computing the Ocean's True Colors Read more about Stephanie Dutkiewicz: Computing the Ocean's True Colors
EAPS PhD student Daniel Rothenberg targets one of climate modeling’s biggest unknowns Daniel Rothenberg: How Might a Steep Decline in Aerosols Impact the Climate? Read more about Daniel Rothenberg: How Might a Steep Decline in Aerosols Impact the Climate?
2016 Food, Water, Energy & Climate Outlook projects global impacts of COP21, identifies emissions paths/energy technology advances needed to limit global warming to 2°C Our 2016 Food, Water, Energy and Climate Outlook Read more about Our 2016 Food, Water, Energy and Climate Outlook
How an enhanced cap-and-trade system can help the world’s top carbon emitter cut emissions and improve air quality Enabling China to Shift from Coal to Natural Gas Read more about Enabling China to Shift from Coal to Natural Gas
Accounting for year-to-year variability enables more accurate projections of climate change and its impacts Climate Models May Be Overestimating the Cooling Effect of Wildfire Aerosols Read more about Climate Models May Be Overestimating the Cooling Effect of Wildfire Aerosols
New book chapter highlights the Joint Program’s approach to representing land use in global computable general equilibrium models Projecting the Impacts of Land-Use Change Read more about Projecting the Impacts of Land-Use Change
Why This Hurricane Season Is So Important to Scientists Read more about Why This Hurricane Season Is So Important to Scientists
It's the First New U.S. Nuclear Reactor in Decades Read more about It's the First New U.S. Nuclear Reactor in Decades
