Predicting El Nino: a tale of two authorities

By Stewart Franks, University of Newcastle

Over the last two summers, Eastern Australia has experienced two of the hardest hitting La Niña events since 1974. Widespread floods resulted across great swaths of the country. As expected, the La Ni…

21 September 2011

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What’s the energy forecast? Bringing meteorology and generation together

By Alberto Troccoli, CSIRO

Billions of energy-investment dollars are exposed to the vagaries of climate. Those billions include dollars committed to or planned for renewable energy generation in this country. Now a new branch of…

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1 July 2011

Accidental cloud seeding: how planes may boost snowfall near airports

By Sunanda Creagh, The Conversation

Holes created by planes flying through clouds near airports may cause a slight increase in rain or snowfall in the local…

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Leader, Weather & Energy Research Unit, CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research
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Mike Hansen

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Predicting El Nino: a tale of two authorities

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Accidental cloud seeding: how planes may boost snowfall near airports

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Stewart Franks

Matthew Thompson

Alvin Stone

Mike Hansen

Derek Bolton

Michelle L'Heureux

Ian Goss

Iced Volvo

Andrew Glikson

Richard Mackey

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