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Meteorologists see the opportunities in climate change but wince when they talk about them

Anderson didn’t want to sound mercenary or, worse, cheerful. But climate change, he repeated, is an opportunity for them, albeit one they may “wish they could forgo.”

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Meteorologists Talk of Weather, Worry About the Climate

The people in this room do not control the weather. They could not stop climate change on their own. But with the right tools and better observations, they might warn more people sooner?

United statesNorthwestern universityUnited kingdomStanford universityHennepin countyWilliam passalaquaJim andersonJan duttonMartin steinsonEmily jacksonDaniel hortonAmy stephensKathryn paynePaul deannoTom youngWorld climate service

Meteorologists talk and worry about climate change

At a meteorology convention in Rosemont, a small but concerned group gathered to talk and worry about climate change, and how to get better at predicting the weather.

United statesNorthwestern universityUnited kingdomStanford universityHennepin countyWilliam passalaquaJim andersonJan duttonMartin steinsonEmily jacksonDaniel hortonAmy stephensKathryn paynePaul deannoTom youngWorld climate service