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June 2025

Drip by Drip: What America's Showers Say About Climate, Culture, and Conservation
A new study reveals how your morning routine is part of a much larger—and surprisingly regional—story about water use in the United States.
Gridlocked: The Hidden Vulnerability of a Solar and Wind Energy Future
Prolonged “droughts” in solar and wind power could challenge the future of clean energy in the Western U.S.
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Cool Currents: How Antarctic Meltwater Is Changing New Zealand’s Climate Forecast
Melting Antarctic ice is quietly reshaping the winds, waters, and weather near New Zealand—with major implications for global climate projections.
Storms That Linger in a Warming World
A new study warns that a warming climate will bring high-intensity, prolonged rainfall, floods, and ozone transport to the Northern Hemisphere.
How Penguin Poop Powers the Polar Atmosphere
A new study links penguin colonies to particle formation in the Antarctic atmosphere—revealing how guano shapes clouds and potentially, the climate.
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May 2025

How Warming Climates Are Reshaping Flood Risks Across America
A new study reveals that climate change is creating wildly divergent and potentially dangerous rain-on-snow flood scenarios across the U.S.
Carbon on the Shoreline: From Coastal Clutter to Climate Solution
New research finds that storm-tossed seaweed may quietly fuel greenhouse gas emissions—and proposes an unexpected fix: biochar.
Storm in the System: How Tropical Cyclones Supercharge Summer Weather
A new study reveals how typhoons act as hidden engines driving atmospheric energy and shaping seasonal climate in the Western North Pacific.
Signals from the Tropics: How Warm Waters Forecast Arctic Weather
Tropical sea levels and surface temperatures may help predict Eastern European and Arctic climate conditions years in advance.

April 2025

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