If you live in SE England, today is a hot summer day. This type of hot summer day is about 4°C hotter than it was in the 1960s. That's with about 1°C of global warming.

Forest Green Rovers - the world’s greenest football club - have added the warming stripes and biodiversity stripes to their kits for the 2024/25 season! #ShowYourStripes #BiodiversityStripes

Our Natural Environment Research Council research aircraft will soon be using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for flights from our home base at Cranfield Airport ✈️💚 faam.ac.uk/faam-airborne-…

The FAAM Airborne Laboratory research aircraft is now able to use sustainable aviation fuel for flights from its home base at Cranfield Airport ✈️ ncas.ac.uk/faam-airborne-…

National Centre for Atmospheric Science researchers are using AI to help to revolutionise early warnings of extreme weather in East Africa. This project involves World Food Programme, Department of Physics at University of Oxford, ICPAC , ECMWF, Kenya Met Department 🇰🇪, and Emi. ncas.ac.uk/how-ai-will-se…

Last week, we said goodbye to our Chemistry at York placement student Irene Monreal Campos after a fantastic year. She worked alongside our chemistry team, while completing her own research project with us. She's heading off to start her PhD in atmospheric chemistry!

Every year we host a placement student from Chemistry at York. We're very happy to introduce Matt Baker who will be joining us for his placement year. Matt will work with the chemistry team on the suite of atmospheric chemistry instrumentation at the facility ⚗️ 🧪 ☁️

#StormLilian is expected to affect the north of England and parts of Scotland on Friday. We’ve explained all you need to know about UK storms. ncas.ac.uk/weather-disrup…

Why is Europe warming three times as fast as the global average? Dr Buwen Dong's research uncovers the factors driving this trend - and what it means for our future. Read the full interview to learn more: ncas.ac.uk/in-conversatio…

A new way to visualise #airpollution shows the global inequality in what we breathe but also the dramatic improvement that can come about when governments act. By me for The Guardian on the Air Quality Stripes by Jim McQuaid 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 & Kirsty Pringle h/t Ed Hawkins theguardian.com/environment/ar…

New research from National Centre for Atmospheric Science University of Oxford shows how human actions are making extreme weather more severe and frequent. We spoke to Antje Weisheimer. Learn more about their study: ncas.ac.uk/weather-foreca…

2023 saw record-breaking heat, but why? 🌡️ Our recent study with CICERO and Dr. Laura Wilcox explores the reasons behind the temperature increase and its implications. Read more about our findings in the full report. 🔗 ncas.ac.uk/did-global-war…

New research shows how China’s #ClimateChange and #AirQuality policies can impact ozone pollution in Beijing, with surprising findings on the role of specific pollutants. Curious about the details? Discover more in our latest article: ncas.ac.uk/what-is-the-im…

🌍 Help shape the future of sustainable research computing! 🚀 Join the NetDRIVE community workshops and be part of creating a sustainable digital research infrastructure by 2040. Your insights are crucial as we define the scope of our project. 📅 Workshop Dates: Edinburgh: