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1. INTEGRATED MODELING OF CLIMATE IMPACTS ON ELECTRICITY DEMAND AND COST

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Electric power systems -- Models, Droughts -- Models, Climate -- Models, Wildfires -- Models, News, opinion and commentary
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa -- The following information was released by Pennsylvania State University - University Park: Around the world, energy systems are increasingly impacted by the effects of a changing [...]

Published
2022

2. ICE MELT PROJECTIONS MAY UNDERESTIMATE ANTARCTIC CONTRIBUTION TO SEA LEVEL RISE

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Climate -- Models, Surface-ice melting -- Models, Ice sheets -- Models, News, opinion and commentary
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa -- The following information was released by Pennsylvania State University - University Park: Matthew Carroll Fluctuations in the weather can have a significant impact on melting Antarctic [...]

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2020

3. EMP-E 2020: MODELLING CLIMATE NEUTRALITY FOR THE EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL

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Conferences and conventions -- Models, Climate -- Models, Energy policy -- Models, News, opinion and commentary
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BRUSSELS -- The following information was released by the European Union: The 4th conference of the Energy Modelling Platform for Europe (EMP-E) will take place on 6ù8 October 2020 and [...]

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2020

4. SIMPLER MODELS MAY BE BETTER FOR DETERMINING SOME CLIMATE RISK

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Climate -- Models, News, opinion and commentary
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- The following information was released by Pennsylvania State University - University Park: A'ndrea Elyse Messer Typically, computer models of climate become more and more complex as [...]

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2020

5. PENN: HOW OPENINGS IN ANTARCTIC SEA ICE AFFECT WORLDWIDE CLIMATE

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Sea ice -- Models, Climate -- Models, News, opinion and commentary
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PHILADELPHIA, Penn. -- The following information was released by the University of Pennsylvania: Marinov's team uncovered a natural climate pattern originating from openings in the sea ice of the Weddell [...]

Published
2017

6. A PLANET 1,200 LIGHT-YEARS AWAY IS A GOOD PROSPECT FOR A HABITABLE WORLD UCLA, WASHINGTON RESEARCHERS COMBINE CLIMATE, ORBIT MODELS TO SHOW THAT KEPLER-62F MIGHT BE ABLE TO SUSTAIN LIFE

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Habitable extrasolar planets -- Models, Climate -- Models, News, opinion and commentary
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LOS ANGELES -- The following information was released by the University of California Los Angeles: Stuart Wolpert Kepler-62f, shown here in an artist's rendering, is far enough from its star [...]

Published
2016

7. BSA DISTINGUISHED LECTURE TUESDAY, 4/28: 'WHAT ARE CLIMATE MODELS GOOD FOR?'

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United States. Brookhaven National Laboratory, United States. Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Climate -- Models, Climate models -- Models, News, opinion and commentary
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UPTON, NY -- The following information was released by Brookhaven National Laboratory: Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and climate scientist Gavin Schmidt will give a BSA [...]

Published
2015

8. FINE-SCALE CLIMATE MODEL PROJECTIONS PREDICT MALARIA AT LOCAL LEVELS

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Climate models -- Models, Malaria -- Models, Climate -- Models, News, opinion and commentary
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa -- The following information was released by Pennsylvania State University - University Park: Fine-scale climate model projections suggest the possibility that population centers in cool, highland regions [...]

Published
2014

10. REMOTE CLOUDS RESPONSIBLE FOR CLIMATE MODELS' GLITCH IN TROPICAL RAINFALL

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Clouds -- Models, Climate models -- Models, Climate -- Models, News, opinion and commentary, University of Washington
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SEATTLE, Wash. -- The following information was released by the University of Washington: By Hannah Hickey It seems counterintuitive that clouds over the Southern Ocean, which circles Antarctica, would cause [...]

Published
2013

11. UMASS AMHERST CLIMATE MODEL IS FIRST TO STUDY CLIMATE EFFECTS OF ARCTIC HURRICANES

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Climate models -- Models, Climate -- Models, Hurricanes -- North America -- Arctic -- Models, News, opinion and commentary, University of Massachusetts Amherst
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AMHERST, Mass. -- The following information was released by the University of Massachusetts - Amherst: Though it seems like an oxymoron, Arctic hurricanes happen, complete with a central 'eye,' extreme [...]

Published
2012

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