Increased lightning hazard ‘almost guarantee’
Climate change, urbanization and rising population likely to intensify human exposure to lightning
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Is ozone less deadly than we thought?
Global study of premature mortality replaces model estimates with observations
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TROPOMI finds source of pollutants
Sentinel 5 Precursor tracks gases such as nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide
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Hurricane Maria: a haircut, resilient palms and NASA’s Black Marble
Liz Kalaugher blogs from the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting
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Is Chinese air quality improving?
Ground-level measurements show conflicting trends
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Could an anti-global-warming atmospheric spraying programme really work?
Geoengineering by stratospheric aerosol injection possible but unreasonably costly and unlikely to remain secret, study concludes
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Raindrop formation in turbulent clouds is observed at long last
Aeroplane-mounted 3D imaging system confirms long-standing prediction
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Pacific cyclones undergo ‘regime shift’
Since 1998, cyclones over western North Pacific have greater destructive potential
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The windy city: not just Chicago
Researchers discover "urban wind island" effect
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Clouding over: the clouds that defy climate models
From Arctic "rave ice" to the reflective stratus of the Southern Ocean, clouds near the poles are causing climate modellers headaches, as Kate Ravilious reports
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