Environmental Science and Technologies
Department News Archive
Press Releases
Ultra-high-resolution Lidar Reveals Hidden Cloud Structures
Chongai Kuang Honored for Aerosol Research
Atmospheric Observatory Opens for Operation in Bankhead National Forest
DOE Announces $10 Million to Support Climate Resilience Centers Across America
High-resolution Lidar Sees Birth Zone of Cloud Droplets
Scientists Detail Research to Assess the Viability and Risks of Marine Cloud Brightening
Blowing Snow Contributes to Arctic Warming
Brookhaven Lab's Alistair Rogers Named 2022 AAAS Fellow
ASU Leads $25M Project to Develop Southwest Urban Integrated Field Laboratory
Does Pollution Make Thunderstorms More Severe?
Three Brookhaven Scientists to Receive Early Career Research Program Funding
Explosive Origins of 'Secondary' Ice—and Snow
Tiny Airborne Particles from Wildfires have Climate Change Implications
NYPA Extends Solar Forecasting Network to Albany as Part of Study to Improve Grid Reliability
New Technique Reveals Details of Forest Fire Recovery
Tiny Particles Have Outsize Impact on Storm Clouds, Precipitation
Atmospheric Scientist Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Aerosol Science
Department of Energy Lab Field Study Will Sample Aerosols from Biomass Burning
Martin Schoonen Named Chair of Environmental Sciences at Brookhaven Lab
Solar Energy to get Boost from Cutting-edge Forecasts
Yearlong MAGIC Climate Study Launches
Rising Air Pollution Worsens Drought, Flooding UMD-Led Study Shows
U.S. Department of Energy Kicks Off Scientific Collaboration with India
Brookhaven Storm Experts Head to Oklahoma
Features
New Study Improves Solar Forecasting by Accounting for Variations in Cloud Types
ARM Gears up for Desert Deployment in Arizona
Planning for Impacts of Floods and Clouds on Power
Instrumental: Brookhaven's Alabama-Bound Spectrometer
ARM'S New European Partner
Weather Trucks Search for Answers About Extreme Heat in Tucson's 'Data Deserts'
Empowering Urban Communities with Climate Data
Daniel Vrinceanu: Champion of Science for the Underrepresented
First Calibration Training at CAMS
Giangrande Replaces Vogelmann as Co-lead of ARM Modeling Activity
Maria Zawadowicz: Offering Expertise In Aerosol Measurement
Driving Innovation and Discovery: DOE's Office of Science 2023 Year in Review
DOE to Deploy Advanced Observatory to Alabama
Can they Calibrate it? Yes, they CAMS
Penn State Professor to Lead DOE Climate Study in Baltimore Area
Science Workshop Outlines a TRACER Future
Scientists Map Changes in Soot Particles Emitted from Wildfires
Ogo Enekwizu Brings Soot-seeded Clouds into the Laboratory
ARM Out on the Open Ocean
A Study of Stormy Houston Switches Gears
Chongai Kuang: Up, Up, and Away in Search of Aerosol Data
Mapping Urban Heat From the Ground Up
Remote-Sensing Observations in the Arctic Offer New Insights Into Ice Particles
Experts Swarm Houston to Track Thunderstorms
Mobile Observatory Surveys Manhattan Atmosphere
Stephen Springston: Master of Puzzles and Problems
Brookhaven Lab to Lead AMF3 Move to Southeastern United States
Aerosol Hunter
Scientists Prepare Ship for Mission Locked in Arctic Ice
Predicting Urban and Coastal Microclimates
New Campaign Will Track Deep Convective Clouds Over Houston
Solar Base Station Gets Upgrade
Despite Devastation, They—and Their Science—Go On
Seasonal Patterns in the Amazon Explained
Portable Laboratory Will Gather Critical Arctic Climate Data
Meet Paulo Castillo: First Postdoc AGEP-T FRAME Fellow at Brookhaven Lab
BNL's Jian Wang Will Help Understand Rainforest Atmosphere Dynamics
Smoke Signals: Tracking the Rapid Changes of Wildfire Aerosols
MAGIC Sea Voyage Ends, Journey to Decode Data Begins
Scientists Set Off for Alaska to Study Climate Change
Mobile Aerosol Observing Units Deployed at Cape Cod
A Homecoming Party at the Los Angeles Shipping Dock
Climate Research Captures Imagination, Inspires A Career
Keeping Tabs on Chemicals in the Air
Brookhaven Lab’s Chongai Kuang Wins Award for Research on Atmospheric Particles
MAGIC “Cruise” Aboard Spirit Getting Ready to Set Sail
North, South, East, West — Students Study What Rides the Wind over Long Island
