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Calibrando La Tierra

Fanny Gutiérrez de Univision DC discute Calibrando La Tierra durante las noticias (video).

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Get Ready for Hurricane Season

May 23rd, 2013

May 26-June 1, 2013 is Hurricane Preparedness Week.  Hurricanes come with many hazards – storm surge, high winds, heavy rains, inland flooding and even tornadoes. The official Atlantic Hurricane Season begins on June 1 and ends on November 30.  As peak season approaches, it is important to understand and prepare for hurricane hazards, even if [...]

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Climate Fact: Hurricanes Remain Uncertain in the Climate Context

May 24th, 2013

Infamous hurricanes like Sandy and Katrina will be on the minds of many when the nation observes Hurricane Preparedness Week, and questions will continue to swirl around climate change and how it will, or already has, influenced hurricanes. Unfortunately, the scientific community is still searching for many of those answers. Scientists need a substantially long [...]

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Meteorologist Profile

Tyler Molleur


Tyler Molleur, forecaster for the Hardwick Gazette in Hardwick, VT, talks about the role he plays in communicating science to the public.

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Información ambiental para meteorólogos y el público está ahora disponible en español.