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ETH Zurich scientists have been researching the effect of precipitation and population size on rising temperatures in cities compared with the surrounding countryside. They have found that more green spaces…

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Why We Need New Climate Models

August 22, 2019

In 1950, meteorologists Jule Charney and Ragnar Fjørtoft joined with mathematician John von Neumann and other researchers to create the first computer simulation of the weather. Back then, it took…

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Natural Ways Of Cooling Cities

Why We Need New Climate Models

Here’s How To Make Public Transport Safer During COVID-19

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