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Unfrozen: Understanding the Arctic's influence on extreme weather.

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CIRES' Julienne Stroeve and John Cassano, featured here, and several colleagues plan will spend the next few years investigating how Arctic sea ice loss affects the jet stream—a high-altitude stream of fast-flowing air that helps steer weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere. With NASA funding, the science team will use sophisticated models and decades of observations to search for physical links between Arctic sea ice patterns, the jet stream and atmospheric blocking, which can stall weather patterns in place and prolong rain, drought, heat or cold spells. Scientists on the research team do not all agree about the nature of possible links between Arctic sea ice and mid-latitude weather, they say, which makes the collaboration more compelling. Show less
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COSEE Lecture Series: Ocean and Climate topics are explored Play

CIRES Education and Outreach presents The COSEE lecture series. Featuring talks on the Ocean and Climate. Click, Watch, and learn!

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CIRES at AAAS! Play

CIRES' convened panels at the 2012 AAAS conference in Vancouver Canada.

Breakthroughs in Renewable Energy: Top researchers in the field discuss whats brand new in renewable energy

Indigenous Perspectives: An array of scientists discuss the need to partner with indigenous peoples for future scientific endeavors.

Convened by: Suzanne Van Drunick,
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