Tag: Florida State University

A Q&A with FSU researcher Michael Diamond on clouds, climate uncertainty and trade-offs in climate solutions.

Small, stubborn acts of care compound the same way neglect does, only in the opposite direction.

The ocean is Earth’s largest active carbon sink, pulling carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it for long periods.

Quantifying how clouds respond to changes in aerosols remains one of the biggest challenges in studying the climate. 

The project will develop artificial intelligence tools to help manage wildfires fueled by hurricanes in the Florida Panhandle.

Our research at FSU shows that acting now to address sea level rise saves money and protects the community.

New research examines how mustard hill coral has survived at much higher rates than another form of coral.

Understanding the factors that determine canopy height is crucial for accurate estimates of carbon storage

Wildfires pose hazards to human and ecological health and cost the U.S. between $394 and $893 billion annually.

As glaciers melt, a process exacerbated by climate change, carbon is released to downstream ecosystems.