Ozone and UV bulletin
The stratosphere ozone layer is slowly recovering and the recovery will be complete in most parts of the atmosphere in the coming decades, according to the latest bulletin by the World Meteorological Organization
Atmosphere And Ozone Layer
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From Libya to El Nino, U.N. experts warn: there's worse to come
A group of U.N. experts tasked with forecasting the next disasters likely to require billions of dollars in humanitarian aid has warned of deepening crises in global hotspots from Burundi to Afghanistan
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'The Blob' warm pool in the Pacific may prolong life of monster El Nino
The powerful "Great Godzilla" El Nino in the Pacific may last as much as two months longer than expected because of another unusual climate phenomenon scientists have nick-named "The Blob". First observed
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Synthesis of the 2014 reports of the scientific, environmental effects, and technology & economic assessment panels of the Montreal Protocol
Research published at a meeting of the Montreal Protocol in Dubai reveals the serious human health and economic consequences averted by concerted and coordinated global action on the protecting the ozone
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Morphology of diesel soot residuals from supercooled water droplets and ice crystals: implications for optical properties
<p>Freshly emitted soot particles are fractal-like aggregates, but atmospheric processes often transform their morphology. Morphology of soot particles plays an important role in determining their optical
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El Nino to Warm Europe This Month, Strengthening Gas Bears
The influence of El Nino will probably push temperatures in Europe above seasonal norms this month, increasing the bearish outlook for natural gas prices already near their lowest since 2009. Temperatures
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El Niño could kill hundreds of homeless Californians who refuse to leave flood zones
Forecasters say this year’s El Niño promises to be one of the strongest ever, with the potential to unleash a devastating wave of flash floods and mudslides upon drought-stricken California in coming months.
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Analysis of atmospheric vertical profiles in the presence of desert dust aerosols
<p>The present work aims at studying a very recent episode of desert dust transport that affected Iberia in mid May 2015. The dust aerosols were detected over Évora, where a varied set of instrumentation
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Ozone hole over Antarctic hits record size; need to remain vigilant, says UN climate body
The Antarctic ozone hole has swelled this month to one of its biggest sizes on record, UN and US scientists say, insisting that the Earth-shielding ozone layer remains on track to long-term recovery but
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U.N. climate agency says "Don't panic!" as ozone hole gets wider
The U.N.'s weather and climate agency said on Thursday there was no cause for alarm about a record-size hole this month in the ozone layer, that shields life on earth from the sun, as it should shrink
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October to be the hottest on record – and global warming is likely to blame
Barring a freak weather event, this month will set a new record for the average daily maximum temperature in October across Australia For the record not to be broken it would take something insanely