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Investigating the uncertainties in fluxes from terrestrial biosphere models
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Jul 02, 2019 11:21 AM
"The scientific community needs access to technological resources that can scale up to meet the ever-increasing complex challenges that researchers take on every day," said Jenni Evans, director of ICS and professor of meteorology and atmospheric science.
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Jun 12, 2019 02:16 PM
Dr. Gregory Jenkins, professor of meteorology, serves as the faculty adviser for The Penn State EnvironMentors chapter of high school students.
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Jun 04, 2019 12:32 PM
Penn State meteorology and atmospheric science students recently appeared before local government officials to present findings from a class study of greenhouse gas leaks around the State College area.
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Jun 04, 2019 09:19 AM
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Chris Forest, professor of climate dynamics at Penn State, has been named a Senior Fellow for Project Drawdown.
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May 22, 2019 03:41 PM
A team of Pennsylvania State University researchers are the first to directly use the satellite radiance data from the GOES-16 satellite.
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Students of the Department of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science monitored greenhouse emissions around the State College region.
Penn State students hit the road to investigate greenhouse gas emissions
Thanks to this portable new technology, a team of meteorology and atmospheric science students were able to measure carbon dioxide and methane levels from a moving vehicle while driving past urban development, agricultural fields and steam power plants around town.
Adam Sadvary, a Penn State meteorology and atmospheric science student, prepares to collect greenhouse gas data around State College
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