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May 2, 19:16

AMS and AGU Launch Joint Climate Change Initiative After NCA Author Dismissals

Following the dismissal of all authors working on the National Climate Assessment, the American Meteorological Society and the American Geophysical Union launched a joint initiative to publish a special collection of peer-reviewed articles on climate change in the United States, covering observation...

AMS and AGU Launch Joint Climate Change Initiative After NCA Author Dismissals

Following the dismissal of all authors working on the National Climate Assessment, the American Meteorological Society and the American Geophysical Union launched a joint initiative to publish a special collection of peer-reviewed articles on climate change in the United States, covering observation...

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How will this new initiative address the disruption caused by the dismissal of all authors from the National Climate Assessment?

The initiative responds to the disruption of the NCA process. AMS and AGU, with their extensive networks and established journals, provide a platform for continued climate research and dissemination of findings to inform policy and public understanding. This collaborative effort aims to fill the gap left by the halted NCA and ensure the continuation of vital climate science.

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Apr 12, 07:15

Proposed NOAA Budget Cuts Target Research, Spark Concerns

A proposed 25% budget cut to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in 2026, totaling \$1.672 billion, would eliminate the Oceanic and Atmospheric Research office and its climate, weather, and ocean research programs, raising concerns about the impact on public services and disas...

Proposed NOAA Budget Cuts Target Research, Spark Concerns

A proposed 25% budget cut to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in 2026, totaling \$1.672 billion, would eliminate the Oceanic and Atmospheric Research office and its climate, weather, and ocean research programs, raising concerns about the impact on public services and disas...

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What are the immediate consequences of the proposed 25% budget cut to NOAA's research capabilities?

An internal government document proposes a 25% budget cut to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in 2026, primarily targeting research functions. This includes eliminating the Oceanic and Atmospheric Research office and all funding for related laboratories and programs. The cuts are projected to total \$1.672 billion.

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Apr 19, 16:10

US Budget Cuts Threaten Closure of Leading Climate Research Institute

The US government's budget cuts threaten the closure of the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL), a world-leading climate research institute in Princeton, New Jersey, jeopardizing crucial climate modeling projects and expertise developed over decades.

US Budget Cuts Threaten Closure of Leading Climate Research Institute

The US government's budget cuts threaten the closure of the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL), a world-leading climate research institute in Princeton, New Jersey, jeopardizing crucial climate modeling projects and expertise developed over decades.

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What are the immediate consequences of the potential closure of the GFDL and its broader impact on climate research?

The US government's budget cuts threaten the closure of the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL), a leading climate research institute. The GFDL's closure would eliminate crucial climate modeling projects and expertise developed over decades, impacting future climate predictions and understanding of extreme weather events. This decision follows a broader pattern of cuts to NOAA climate research programs.

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Jan 16, 22:06

Stuttgart University Launches New Supercomputer "Hunter

The University of Stuttgart launched "Hunter", a new supercomputer replacing "Hawk", in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, focusing on engineering, AI, and data analysis, with a future Exascale system, "Herder", planned for 2025.

Stuttgart University Launches New Supercomputer "Hunter

The University of Stuttgart launched "Hunter", a new supercomputer replacing "Hawk", in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, focusing on engineering, AI, and data analysis, with a future Exascale system, "Herder", planned for 2025.

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What immediate impact will the new supercomputer "Hunter" have on engineering and scientific research in Germany?

The University of Stuttgart is launching "Hunter", a new supercomputer, in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, replacing the "Hawk" system. It will be primarily used for engineering and industrial applications, such as vehicle and wind turbine development, and will improve simulations in climate research and crisis preparation.

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