New understanding of modeling soot in the atmosphere underscores the importance of reducing carbon emissions.
Like Snowflakes, Soot Particles Are Unique—Affecting Climate Modeling
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Texas A&M Team Identifies African Dust Above Houston
Researchers found that African dust has affected local air quality in South Texas in summer and early autumn.
Sandwiched Wave Clouds
As winds streamed past the South Sandwich Islands, the disrupted flow created an interlocking series of wave clouds.
New Technology Could Help Fatigued Offshore Workers Avoid Accidents
Using wearable devices, an interactive dashboard being developed by Texas A&M researchers will measure workers' readiness and engagement.
Caves Face New Unknown After Unprecedented Bushfires
Caves are easily forgotten when fire rips through the bush, but despite their robustness the long-term impact of frequent, unprecedented fire seasons presents a new challenge for subsurface geology.
New Functional Indicators to Detect Human Activity Impacts in Temporary Rivers
The application of traditional metrics in temporary rivers can lead to mistakes in the evaluation process of the biological quality, the authors warn.
