By Hannah Parker Geography students studying ‘Resilience for Sustainable Development’ had a change from their normal lecture format recently, and instead played a game. This wasn’t just for fun though, … Continue reading “Spilling the beans on climate change”
By Michaela I. Hegglin Just over two weeks ago, the United Nations (UN) held a press conference in New York to announce the release of the Assessment for Decision Makers … Continue reading “The ozone layer shows first signs of recovery, but …”
Understanding and predicting the summer monsoon in South Asia is important for more than a billion people since their lives depend on the four summer months (June to September) to … Continue reading “Where will the future take the South Asian monsoon?”
The spring of 2011 will likely be remembered as one of the most extreme tornado seasons ever to occur in the United States. As of June 16th there had been … Continue reading “Tornado season 2011”