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2025-01-08An Eye-opening Year of Extreme Weather and Climate
2025-01-08Sea Surface Temperatures and Deeper Water Temperatures Reached a New Record High in 2024
2025-01-07Study Reveals Cold Frontal Effects on Energy Exchange over a Finnish Lake
2024-12-30Scientists Estimate the Atlantic Meridional Freshwater Transport Based on Multi-Source Observations
2024-12-30A Special Collection to Address Challenges and Interdisciplinary Frontiers in Solar Energy Meteorology
2024-12-27Novel “Flash-Cold” Metric Unveils China's December 2023 Weather Whiplash
2024-12-11Mid-Pliocene Informs Future Seasonal March of the East Asian Summer Monsoon
2024-12-05Synchronous Extreme Heatwaves in Europe and East Asia: Insights from Complex Climate Network Analysis
2024-12-03Lessons from Earth's Hottest Epoch in the Last 65 million Years: How Global Warming Could Shrink the Tropics' Rain Belt
2024-11-26Independent Rice Paddy Methane Model Validated for Global Applications: Study Highlights Emission Mitigation Potential
2024-11-22[Xinhua] Chinese, British Scientists Help Tea Farmers Tackle Climate Change
2024-11-08[Xinhua] Chinese, British Scientists Call for Increased Cooperation to Combat Climate Change
2024-10-31Decadal Climate Patterns Reveal New Insights into Tropical Cyclone Formation and ENSO Link
2024-10-28New Study Offers Refined Estimates of Permafrost Loss in High Mountain Asia Under Future Warming
2024-10-21Climate Change no "Storm in a Teacup" for the Tea Industry: Joint Initiative between the UK and China to Provide Climate Services to Help
2024-10-18Former Director General of Pakistan Meteorological Department Dr. Ghulam Rasul Visits IAP
2024-10-11New Study Highlights Improved Circumglobal Teleconnection Pattern in Coupled Models Through Better Understanding of Indian Summer Monsoon's Role
2024-10-03New Research Uncovers How Climate and Soil Shape Tree and Shrub Wood Density Across Ecosystems
2024-09-25Study Reveals Large Ocean Heat Storage Efficiency during the Last Deglaciation
2024-09-19The Largest and Highest Laboratory in the World—How the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is Helping Us to Understand the Current and Future climate

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