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Monthly Archives: December 2013

As 2013 draws to a close, so does ClimateSnack’s first year in existence. In...
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Happy New Year from ClimateSnack

Author Mathew Stiller-Reeve Date December 31, 2013
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Look at the beautiful mugs the UK ClimateSnack gang got themselves for Christmas. It...
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The ClimateSnack Mug Challenge

Author SciSnack Date December 18, 2013
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A lot of emphasis when it comes to climate change is placed on reducing...
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Climate pollution in the near term

Author Matt Kasoar Date December 15, 2013
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Tagged Air pollution, Air quality, Black carbon, Carbon dioxide, Climate, Global warming, Health, Methane, SLCP, Tropospheric ozone | Leave a comment |
Last Friday saw the beginnings of a ClimateSnack group at the University of Birmingham,...
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ClimateSnack arrives at the University of Birmingham

Author SciSnack Date December 11, 2013
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In June, the remote town of Oulu in northern Finland was, for a brief...
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ClimateSnack: The slow-burning conference

Author Will Ball Date December 6, 2013
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Tagged Climate, climatesnack, Communication, Finland, Oulu, Scientist | 1 Comment |
In recent years the stratosphere has become a hot topic in the science community....
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What Is A Sudden Stratospheric Warming And Why Should We Care?

Author Amee O'Callaghan Date December 4, 2013
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Tagged Climate, Climate Models, Polar Vortex, Prediction, Stratosphere, Sudden Stratospheric Warming, Weather | Leave a comment |
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