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The Advanced Technology Environmental and Energy Center (ATEEC) provides this presentation on climate change from Chuck Kutscher of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. The presentation includes graphics and data....
The Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network (CLEAN) website includes a collection of educational resources related to climate and energy science. The site also hosts an online community for educators to share and...
This portal provides information on the hazards presented to the Gulf and Atlantic coasts of the United States by hurricanes. A fact sheet summarizes some of the destructive effects and describes some of the more recent...
This site offers information about contrails (condensation trails emitted by jet aircraft exhaust) and their effects on climate. It presents an explanation of how contrails form and how they relate to vapor pressure. A...
This site provides access to daily weather maps for 2002-present. Information includes plotted station observations, maximum and minimum temperatures, winds, and precipitation.
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