PMEL in the News
More Glum News on Arctic Warming
News from the Arctic hasn’t gotten any better in the 10 years since NOAA began producing an annual Arctic Report Card, and this year’s collection of results and essays is no exception.
Citizen-Science Climate Projects Adds Logs From Historic Arctic Whaling Ships
Even if climate negotiations in Paris are successful, the planet is locked into long-term warming and an uncertain future. The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world.
A New Old Weather
Today marks the official launch of Old Weather: Whaling, a citizen science research initiative that will help scientists analyze historical data from whaling logbooks.
Five Experts To Discuss Changes In The World's Oceans
“The World’s Changing Oceans” will be the theme when five national experts give presentations this week at the annual Donnel Foster Hewett Lecture Series sponsored by the department of earth and environmental sciences.
State of Knowledge: Climate Change in Puget Sound
From the peaks of the Cascades and Olympics to the saltwater of the Sound, climate shapes the physical landscape of the Puget Sound region and where and how people, plants and animals inhabit that landscape.