Expanding Public Access to the Results of Federally Funded Research Today the Obama Administration issued a directive outlining a new policy to help increase access to the results of federally funded scientific …
Read More >Austin Becker contemplates the future of ports and their resilience in the context of sea level rise Published by Generation Anthropocene, February 19, 2013. Ship’s captain turned researcher, Austin Becker, looks …
Read More >Image Credit: NASA/Terra – MODIS Air Quality Suffering in China Residents of Beijing and many other cities in China were warned to stay inside in mid-January 2013 as the nation faced one …
Read More >Jody Deming, Editor-in-Chief of Ocean Science, shares her thoughts on joining Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene. What specific research are you currently involved with? I am currently at the start of a 5-year …
Read More >Michael E. Chang, Editor-in-Chief of Elementa’s Sustainable Engineering domain, shares thoughts on recent developments within the field, on joining Elementa, and on open access. What specific research are you currently involved with? My research has …
Read More >Filmmaker John Boswell tells us about his previous work, his views on climate change, and on creating the remix for Elementa Please tell us about the work you’ve been involved with that …
Read More >Global Temperature Anomalies: 1880 to 2012 2012 was the ninth warmest year on record, and the warmest year on record for continental US. NASA’s analysis of Earth’s surface temperature found that …
Read More >Federal Advisory Committee Draft Climate Assessment Report Released for Public Review A 60-person Federal Advisory Committee (The “National Climate Assessment and Development Advisory Committee” or NCADAC) has overseen the development of this …
Read More >Jeff Horrell tells us why Elementa is important to Dartmouth, and why he believes in open access How is Dartmouth College collaborating with Elementa? Dartmouth, with support from BioOne, is developing and hosting the …
Read More >Ben Santer takes us back in time to 1995 to a key turning point in the history of climate change science. Published by Generation Anthropocene, December 18, 2012. Climate scientist and MacArthur …
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