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Warm oceans helped first human migration from Asia to North America（图）
Warm oceans first human migration Asia to North America
2020/12/31
New research reveals significant changes in the circulation of the North Pacific Ocean and their impact on the initial migration of humans from Asia to North America.The U.S. National Science Fou...
Cloud Seeding For Snow：Does It Work?Scientists Report First Quantifiable Observations（图）
Cloud Seeding For Snow Scientists Report First Quantifiable Observations
2018/2/1
For the first time, scientists have obtained direct, quantifiable observations of cloud seeding for increased snowfall -- from the growth of ice crystals, through the processes that occur in clouds, t...
World-first global study links climate to severe habitat loss（图）
climate change habitat loss
2014/7/17
In a world first, University of Queensland and CSIRO scientists have measured the relationship between current climate, climate change and habitat loss on plants and animals on a global scale.
How cold was Europe at the Last Glacial Maximum? A synthesis of the progress achieved since the first PMIP model-data comparison
Europe Last Glacial Maximum PMIP
2008/11/6
The Last Glacial Maximum has been one of the first foci of the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project (PMIP). During its first phase, the results of 17 atmosphere general circulation models we...
Abrupt Change in the First Tropopause Height over Xinjiang in 1960-1999
the first tropopause height change trend analysis of abrupt change
2008/7/8
Based on the1960-1999 daily radiosounding data from twelve stations in Xinjiang, which is divided into four sub-areas, the Altai Mountains, the northern and southern slopes of Tianshan Mountains and t...
Former US Vice President to run first UK Climate Project training in Cambridge（图）
climate change
2007/3/28
23 March 2007，As part of a collaborative project with the University of Cambridge, Mr Al Gore will deliver two days of training programmes and evening lectures in Cambridge next week on the challenges...