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Photo Caption: Spring Chinook salmon (Photo: Michael Humling, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service).
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Salmon
Study Links Salmon Survival to Different Climatic Factor
It’s long been believed the behavior of the Pacific Decadal Oscillation was the best predictor of salmon survival. Now a new paper is suggesting it’s the North Pacific Gyre Oscillation fisheries and biologists should be watching.
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Featured Project
Putting the Sensitivity Approach into Practice for WW2100
A new research method could help scientists and even resource managers jump computational hurdles. It’s been put to the test in the Willamette Water 2100 project.
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Wildfires
Large Wildfires Expected Under Climate Change
Climate change is projected to increase the likelihood of very large forest fires. A new study breaks down what that means.
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El Niño
El Niño Predictions, What Went Wrong?
Researchers predicted a strong El Niño in 2014. It failed to manifest. This year, El Niño is back and stronger than ever. What happened?
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Wetlands
Northwest Wetlands and Climate Change
Important to both human and natural systems, mountain wetlands are both understudied and uniquely vulnerable to climate changes. Now, a new research approach is offering solutions.
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California Drought
Putting California's Drought into Context
The climate science world’s ongoing quest to put California’s drought into long-term context continues this month with two more noteworthy papers.
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