Ask a Scientist: Why Is Arctic Ice Melting?
NOAA’s Physical Sciences Laboratory (PSL) Scientist Kelly Mahoney explains why floods happen and the different types of floods.
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Ask a Scientist: How Do You Study Climate?
NOAA’s Physical Sciences Laboratory (PSL) Scientist Andy Hoell explains how he studies climate and how it can be important.
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Learn More About the Arctic
Printable information about the Arctic and MOSAiC, the year long international science mission to learn about the atmosphere, ice, and ocean in the Arctic
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Learn More About Ozone
Printable information about ozone, the ozone layer, and ozone depletion
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Learn More About Measuring Greenhouse Gases
Printable information about greenhouse gases and how NOAA’s Global Monitoring Laboratory collects greenhouse gas data from all over the world.
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Tree Rings and Climate
Printable information about how tree rings can teach us about the climate of the past
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Layers of the Atmosphere
Students learn about the layers of the atmosphere
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Communicating About Droughts and Floods
Students learn about droughts and floods and create their own PSA.
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5 Things: Space Weather
Just like we experience weather on Earth, there’s weather in space! The Sun may look very constant and quiet from Earth, but it’s constantly spewing out a stream of particles called the solar wind. Space weather is activity on the Sun that can affect Earth and interact with our technology.
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