This episode dives into FlowCast-ODE, a novel deep learning framework designed to achieve accurate and continuous hourly weather forecasting. The model tackles critical challenges in high-frequency prediction, such as the rapid accumulation of errors in autoregressive rollouts and temporal discontinuities inherent in the ERA5 dataset stemming from its 12-hour assimilation cycle. FlowCast-ODE models atmospheric state evolution as a continuous flow using a two-stage, coarse-to-fine strategy: it first

Ever wonder what it takes to wrangle gas out of a landfill? Andy Murrer from Advance One breaks it down—literally. From drilling wells and laying pipe to managing safety in extreme conditions, Andy walks us through the gritty, technical, and often unpredictable world of landfill gas recovery. Whether it’s navigating toxic gases, troubleshooting in real time, or working through heat waves and snowstorms, this episode sheds light on the people and processes behind the construction of turning wa...

In this special premiere of Voices of the North, Earth Ranger Emma arrives in the Arctic after following Canada geese on their incredible migration from Mexico! But when she discovers that Inuit people hunt the geese she just traveled 8,000 kilometres to protect, Emma is shocked and confused. How can hunting animals be okay when her mission is to protect them? With the help of her new friend Aputik, Emma visits a traditional hunting camp to meet Lukasi, who teaches her that Inuit hunting is

The Top Climate News for Wednesday 17 September 2025: - Musadik stresses need for climate finance, transfer of technology - End of the road for the gearstick? Rising number of learners take driving tests in automatic cars due to rise of electric vehicles - Narendra Modi’s Legacy Of Firsts - Real Estate Sector Will Play Pivotal Role In India’s Net Zero Ambition: Signature Global Vice Chairman - 'Looks too high': net zero spotlight on Liberal leader - Critical Minerals Driving Renewable Energy

The Top Climate News for Tuesday 16 September 2025: - Fossil fuels harm health from 'cradle to grave': Report - KEZO Advances Carbon Capture at Waste-to-Energy Plant with CATACARB® HPC Pilot - PLAN-B NET ZERO honoured with the Future Award at Europe’s largest AI festival - Servotech share price: Solar, EV stock jumps 10% in one month. Should you buy amid this rally? - month electric vehicle sales hit 18,439, accounted for 6% of total - Youth climate change suit challenges Trump's anti-climate

Bienvenidos a Meteorology Matters en Español, el podcast que explica la ciencia del tiempo y los fenómenos extremos que están cambiando nuestro mundo. Desde olas de calor históricas hasta huracanes que se intensifican rápidamente, aquí encontrarás explicaciones claras, entrevistas con expertos y análisis de cómo estos eventos afectan a nuestras comunidades. Publicado semanalmente, este espacio busca combatir la desinformación y compartir los hechos más importantes sobre la meteorología y sus

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The source is a news article from Live Science discussing a new NASA study about the Sun's activity. The article reports that NASA scientists are warning of decades of potentially dangerous space weather because the Sun is "waking up" from a quiet period, contradicting earlier predictions that activity was decreasing. This resurgence, evidenced by an upward trend in solar wind, magnetic field strength, and sunspots since 2008, suggests the theory of an impending "deep solar minimum" is incorrect

In this special episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we go beyond the headlines with a deep-dive case study on South Africa’s energy crisis—and hydrogen’s role in building resilience.⚡ Key Topics CoveredGrid Reliability in Crisis: Eskom’s reliance on aging coal plants, Stage 6 load shedding, and the economic fallout of outages.Hydrogen as a Solution: Long-duration storage, grid backup, and industrial resilience powered by South Africa’s world-class solar & wind resources.Regional Strategies:Northern

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The Top Climate News for Monday 15 September 2025:- What is the future of honey in the face of globalised neoliberal trade policies and climate change? - Tajikistan Empowers Rural Families by Turning Remittances into Pathways for Climate Resilience and Financial Security - Global AI Conference Charts Future of Weather Prediction and Climate Resilience - Greencoat Renewables generated less energy in H1 2025 - Xiaomi hastens flagship smartphone release to take on iPhone 17 - Deadly and costly:

Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf look at the coastal storm that's bringing much needed rain to the mid-Atlantic and talk about why it is not a named tropical system. Erich previews his latest fall foliage outlook web blog.

A strengthening storm system and returning warmth will trigger severe thunderstorms across the U.S. Plains Friday into Saturday, with the primary threats being from damaging winds and large hail. In the East, a stagnant weather pattern will limit rainfall across much of the East, raising fire danger and stressing vegetation as cooler, drier air spreads south into Florida. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Top Climate News for Sunday 14 September 2025: - Chinese tech empowers Pakistan’s hybrid rice sector - Resource-scarce Japan gets more trains running on renewables - Dogs, cats and hedgehogs: How pets and animals are helping with climate communication - The capital of electric cars is turning to electric planes - MP Targets 50% Power from Renewable Energy - IMF says Pakistan's flood spending, budget agility to be reviewed - Staffordshire council brings forward net zero carbon emissions

"Deep beneath the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica hums with a haunting, natural song. In this episode, we follow the scientists who recorded the ‘singing ice’ and discovered its secret: a living soundtrack of storms, shifting winds, and melting ice. This is the night the continent spoke — and what it told us about our planet’s future."

Send us a text 🌤️ One last lap around Astronomical Summer! As we head into the third full week of September, dense fog may steal the headlines early, followed by-yep-another mostly dry stretch. We’ll break down the latest drought status, then put your brain to the test with a drought-themed Weather Quiz. Plus, we’re closing in on the peak of daylight loss, so we’ll show you how fast the evenings are shrinking. All that—and your day-by-day forecast for September 14–21, 2025 - coming up ...

Cooler air and storms moving into the western US will aid firefighting in some areas but also bring hazards, including flooding on burn scars and gusty winds that could ignite new blazes.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Top Climate News for Saturday 13 September 2025: - Carney wants to fast-track LNG expansion in B.C., but can Canadian natural gas compete globally? - South African province to strike pact with Kerala government on climate-resilient infrastructure - IFAD and Vanuatu Launch $11M Project to Tackle Food Security and Nutrition - AfDB Pushes Gender-Responsive Climate Finance at Africa Climate Summit - ETH climate researcher honoured with the German Environmental Award - Can climate change