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Record-breaking rainfall in Asia prompts special curated journal issue
International team organizes special issue dedicated to better understanding extreme weather
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AAS photo gallery on tropical cyclones
AAS will organize a public photo gallery centered around the theme of its upcoming special issue featuring data and original research on tropical cyclones--
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Ultramarathon Mountain Race weather was predicted; impact was not
Researchers call for forecasts to better communicate weather effects on human health and activities.
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China's EarthLab begins trials as country's first facility exploring Earth system interactions
To better research how the spheres interact and impact the planet, China is launching EarthLab in Beijing. On June 23, after EarthLab's opening ceremony, researchers will begin trials to demonstrate the facility's ability to integrate simulations and observations to more accurately project outcomes and provide a scientific foundation to predict and mitigate such things as natural weather disasters.
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Lazy, Hazy Days No More: A Call-to-Action to Better Understand Air Pollution Mechanisms
Atmospheric Oxidation Capacity, Ozone, and PM2.5 Pollution: Quantification Methods, Formation Mechanisms, Stimulation, and Control.
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