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June 1, 2021 at 9:00am
The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane season begins today, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts an above-average season, estimating 13 to 20 named storms with possibly half of those being hurricanes. Out of those storms, NOAA predicts between three and five may become major hurricanes.
FIU experts are available to discuss various issues surrounding hurricanes and their aftermath. The full list of experts will be continuously updated.
Meteorology and Hurricane Intensification
Distinguished Research Professor, Department of Earth and Environment Hugh Willoughby studies tropical cyclone structure, intensity, and impacts. He has flown more than 400 missions into the eyes of hurricanes and typhoons as a meteorologist for the federal government. Willoughby was a Research Meteorologist at the Hurricane Research Division of NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory, where he
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Circular economy: a question of design
Kai Bethke and Stephan Sicars on the circular economy answer to looming resource scarcity and an overwhelming production of waste
21 Feb 2021 in October 2019
Our current linear “take, make, dispose” economic system depends on a permanent throughput of materials that are extracted, traded and processed into goods, then sold and used, and finally disposed of as waste or emissions.
According to the latest report of the International Resources Panel, between 1970 and 2017, the annual global extraction of materials tripled, growing from 27 billion tonnes to 92 billion tonnes.
The use of metal ores has grown on average by 2.7% per year since 1970, while the use of non-metallic minerals, mainly sand, gravel and clay, has increased from nine billion tonnes in 1970 to 44 billion tonnes in 2017.
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