ESRL News
Press Releases
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40th anniversary Global Monitoring Annual Conference
May 11, 2012
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NOAA near-term weather forecasts get powerful boost from new ESRL model
May 1, 2012
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Smoking out an air pollutant's hot spots
April 30, 2012
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Methane from the sea
April 27, 2012
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Asian emissions can increase ground-level ozone pollution in U.S. West
March 5, 2012
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NOAA-led study: Colorado oil and gas wells emit more pollutants than expected
February 27, 2012
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Ozone Mystery: NOAA researchers, colleagues launch study of mysterious air pollution in Utah's Uintah Basin
February 6, 2012
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ESRL's Russ Schnell awarded Outstanding Science Communicator
January 18, 2012
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Chemical measurements confirm official estimate of Gulf oil spill rate
January 9, 2012
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Colorado mountain hail may disappear in warmer future
January 8, 2012
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Air pollution levels from Deepwater Horizon spill similar to large urban area
December 19, 2012
ESRL Quarterly Newsletter
Winter 2011
Air Cleanser: ESRL-led team measures the variability of the atmosphere’s self-cleaning capacity • Night Lights: ESRL researchers find small but significant effect of nighttime city lighting on air pollution • Snow and Warming: Northern Hemisphere could warm further in response to lost snow • ESRL in Cancun: Ravishankara, Schnell give key state-of-the science presentations
Fall 2010
Robbing the West of Water • Oscillating Clouds • tJet Roars to Life • Chinese Climate • Testing the Wind • Raindrops Keep Falling on my Disdrometer • Pointing Fingers • Model Students • Antarctic Ozone Hole Persists, At Least for Awhile •2009 Ozone-Depleting Gas Index
Summer 2010
Target: Gulf Spill • Pseudo Storms, Key Decisions • Croaker Climate • Indigenous Knowledge and Science • Balloon Science • Forecasting Ash • Art of the Inlet • Greenland's Clouds • Ozone symposium and assessment •CalNex Completed
Spring 2010
H2O Matters • GPS for Storms, Climate, More • Climate Service • Antarctic Tales • HFC-23 Emissions on the Rise • Science Pipeline • A Climate for Pikas • Playing with Fire • Soarin' Over California • Washington's Weird Winter • Setting the Standard •
Winter 2009
What Science Takes • Building Connections • Director's Corner: Copenhagen • Drought Origins Differ • Communication Prize • SOS Users • ESRL Tests Young Scientist's Invention
Fall 2009
N2O: Not One of the Usual Suspects • Exploring Earth • Director's Corner: Greetings from Venice • Western Water Outlook: Grim • Storm Spoiler • Chasing Shadows • Teachers in the Lab
Summer 2009
In the Summer edition: Emergency Planning • Ozone Smog in Wyoming • Director's Corner: Get ready! Things are changing in NOAA • ASTER: Inventing an Instrument • Science to Ops • Powering Science.
Spring 2009
In the Spring edition: International Study: Climate Change Irreversible • Climate for Forecasters • Director's Corner: How Does ESRL Science Serve Society? • Reconstructing History - Understanding past weather to improve forecasts • HIPPO Mission: a global picture of the atmosphere, greenhouse gases • India and Drought.
Winter 2008 - PDF
In the Winter edition: Carbon Detectives • Renewable Energy Collaboration Grows • Probabilistic Forecasts • China's Black Carbon • Storm Chasing by Balloon • Climate Change and Colorado's Water • Arctic Skies.
Fall 2008 - PDF
In the Fall edition: FIM Shapes Up • Clamoring for Climate Help • CSI: Climate Scene Investigation • Arctic Haze, by Plane and by Ship • ESRL Cultivates Young Scientists • Bleach Alert! • UAS Greenland • Fred Fehsenfeld Symposium • Sun-Powered Victory.