Several Lyndon Atmospheric Sciences students and faculty recently attended the American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting in Seattle, Washington.  Some of them presented on research conducted at Lyndon and through external internships.  In addition, faculty discussed the integration of informal climate change communication into the ATM curriculum and convened a Town Hall Meeting to encourage widespread communication of the science.

Research included:

• Examining Shortwave Radiation Trends in the Northeastern United States

• Improving Climate Change Literacy and Communication Skills in an Undergraduate Atmospheric Sciences Program

• Creating a Climatology of Shortwave Radiation in the Northeastern United States

• Town Hall Meeting: Climate change — How can we make this a national priority?

• The Mysterious Case of the Missing Filaments