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Landscape induced back-building thunderstorm lines along the mei-yu front
A research team led by Dr. Zhemin TAN, Professor at the School of Atmospheric Sciences of Nanjing University, analyzed the influences of the regional landscape that lead to consistent MCS back-building in the Yangtze river basin.
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Planting trees to save the planet: The Chinese experience
An international team of researchers called for the use of natural climate solutions to help “cancel” produced emissions and remove existing emissions as part of a comprehensive plan to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius
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A New Satellite-measured "Solar-induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence" Product Aims to Improve Carbon Neutrality Research
Chinese Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Satellite Mission (TanSat) was launched in December 2016. TanSat monitors global atmospheric CO2 concentrations and is capable of measuring olar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence.
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Yangtze River observational system to improve East Asian rainy season forecasting
A major observation effort deploying airplanes, satellites and ground-based tracking systems was mounted in 2020 along the Yangtze River in China to better describe the physical processes that cause the mei-yu, an intense rainy season that occurs during East Asia’s summer monsoon.
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Upper ocean temperatures hit record high in 2020
A new study, authored by 20 scientists from 13 institutes around the world, reported the highest ocean temperatures since 1955 from surface level to a depth of 2,000 meters.
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