Four-Foot-Tall Snow Globe is Created to Investigate Hidden Source of Snow Melt for Climate Modeling
Researchers are studying dark brown carbon deposition from wildfires which can accelerate the snow melting process of midlatitude glaciers. The new research could go a long way ensuring accurate climate models and measurements.
Does climate change impact fall foliage?
Suzanne Renner, a professor of biology at WashU, answers the question “Does a changing climate impact the timing of when the leaves change colors and how vibrant fall foliage can become?”
New study deepens mystery over Cahokia’s abandonment
A recent study has cast doubt on the long-held belief that drought, caused the decline of Cahokia, a once-thriving Native American settlement near present-day St. Louis.