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Will Earth’s Climate Get More Sensitive to CO2? Only Better Satellites Can Say

A mathematical rethink suggests that carbon dioxide will warm Earth more in the future than it does today. But better satellites—such as those Trump wants to scrap—are needed to reduce climate uncertainty

4 min read
Exabyte Problem: Climate Scientists Grapple With a Deluge of Data
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Exabyte Problem: Climate Scientists Grapple With a Deluge of Data

As improved sensors generate massive amounts of information, scientists must figure out how to analyze it.

3 min read
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New Sensor Shows Electric Nature of Dust Devils

Electric field sensor could help in climate studies and electronics manufacturing too

2 min read

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