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June 23, 2022
Modeling Historical Biomass Could Be Key to Buffering Climate Change
UMD-led study maps the forests of the American Midwest to monitor carbon storage over millennia Read more
Dr. Louis W. Uccellini smiles at the camera, wearing a navy blazer over a sky blue button-up and a yellow tie
Esteemed NOAA Meteorologist Louis Uccellini Joins the University of Maryland Faculty
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Ellen Williams on Nuclear Threat Initiative Panel Discussion
Caption: The Water Point Viewer’s current water points stretch from Mali to Somalia.
ESSIC Scientist Expands Water Availability Prediction in East and West Africa
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ESSIC Researchers Ranked Among 2022 Top Environmental Scientists by Research.com

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Sections of beam attenuation (cp) from the Bering Strait via North Pole to Norway with contours of (a) salinity, (b) seawater temperature, °C, and (c) fluorescence-based Chl-a, μg 1 −1. Blue lines above the sections schematically represent the sea surface ice condition: dashed line indicates the area along which ice cover increased from 20% to 80%, bold blue line represents area covered by >80% ice, light-blue line indicates ice-covered area, no line represents relatively ice-free areas. The cruise map in the top panel indicates the stations along orange lines used in this section.” src=”https://news.essic.umd.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Fig_new5_longTrans_2scales-final-1-e1656438039373-1024×924.jpg” /></a> </div> </div> <div class=
June 28, 2022
Distribution, Sources, and Dynamics of Particulate Matter Along Trans-Arctic Sections
The Dutch delegation meet in the ESSIC conference room
June 28, 2022
Dutch Delegation Visits ESSIC
June 17, 2022
Lightning as an Indicator of Climate
Santiago Gasso smiles brightly in a dusty landscape
June 17, 2022
Gassó Teaches in Virtual Summer School

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Eastern hemlock trees in the study area. Changes in the abundance of beech and hemlock are responsible for much of the woody biomass stored in Midwestern forests over the last 10,000 years. Photo taken by co-author David Mladenoff.
June 23, 2022
Modeling Historical Biomass Could Be Key to Buffering Climate Change
Dr. Louis W. Uccellini smiles at the camera, wearing a navy blazer over a sky blue button-up and a yellow tie
June 21, 2022
Esteemed NOAA Meteorologist Louis Uccellini Joins the University of Maryland Faculty
May 26, 2022
Raspberry Pi Cameras Captures 7-Stroke Close-to-Ground Lightning Flash
Caption: The Water Point Viewer’s current water points stretch from Mali to Somalia.
May 18, 2022
ESSIC Scientist Expands Water Availability Prediction in East and West Africa

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