Chuanfei is a Jack Eddy Fellow at Princeton. He has been researching exoplanet habitability, and produced these two very interesting papers.

Harvard climate scientists are preparing small-scale atmospheric experiments that could offer insights into the feasibility and risks of deliberately altering the climate to ease global warming.

Weather History Offers Insight Into Global Warming. 

Relationships between climate change and livelihoods in rural Alaskan Native communities. 

Li-Chuan was awarded the 2009 Outstanding Reviewer for the Journal of Hydrologic Engineering.

Congratulations to Yi Ming VSP Project Scientist and Recipient of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists & Engineers (PECASE)

Less hail damage could be good news for gardeners and farmers, but a shift from hail to rain can also mean more runoff, which could raise the risk of flash floods, she said.

CPAESS has been providing support for the NOAA Climate Prediction Center's African Desk for two decades.

The Hawaiian monk seal (Monachus schauinslandi) is critically endangered and lives exclusively within U.S. waters. Only about 1,100 Hawaiian monk seals remain and their numbers are scattered from Hawai'i Island at the southern end of the Hawaiian archipelago to Kure Atoll at the northwestern end.