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A multidisciplinary research center studying climate science, impacts + solutions for Texas and beyond.

Lubbock, Texas
Joined January 2014
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
Heads up Lubbock friends! You won't want to miss this event on Fri Apr 28 at the @NashwellUs. Learn about the power of solar energy in West Texas with great food & drink, inspired by our @TTUClimate science by the glass series! eventbrite.com/e/design-on-d…
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
NASA is using its advanced technology to head for space — so it can monitor our home. The new technology will give NASA a 3D view of how the Earth's systems are operating and are impacted by climate change. cbsn.ws/3YLRabq
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
Human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels, have made Earth’s “puffy coat” warmer. But Earth’s atmosphere can’t simply take off its jacket when it gets too hot. We can, however, stop adding insulation.
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
🌎 This NASA animation shows how Arctic ice is disappearing at a stunning rate #climatecrisis #Arctic #climate
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.@NOAA: 15 separate billion-dollar disasters have struck the U.S. since January 2022, including hurricanes #Ian, #Fiona and the devastating floods that inundated parts of Missouri and Kentucky. bit.ly/3V94zZw #climate #StateofClimate
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
New Zealand's government said the farm levy would be a world first, and that farmers should be able to recoup the cost by charging more for climate-friendly products. abcn.ws/3yxrOCV
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
UPDATE: Global average sea level has risen over 101 mm (almost 4 inches) since 1993 as a result of human-caused global warming, with recent rates being unprecedented over the past 2,500-plus years. climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs…
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
Join us next Tuesday from 5-6 p.m. for Dr. Ardon-Dryer’s presentation, “Why Should We Care About Dust Storms?” JOIN TUESDAY HERE: texastech.zoom.us/j/99193373…
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
Don’t miss our last Science by the Glass this semester! 🍷 🧪 Join us on TUESDAY for "Stakeholder Involvement in Climate Change Adaptation” with Dr. Michael Langston Register for free here: bit.ly/3rJqwSJ
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It’s not too late to register for our October Science by the Glass tonight! Join us from 5-6 p.m. CT as Dr. Emma Roberts presents “Climate Impacts on Wildlife Health” by registering here: bit.ly/3CRLAcg
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This week also has impt implications for climate communication. It turns out that heatwaves and extreme heat are pretty much the only thing most people in the US associate with climate change and the need for climate action. Read our study here: yaleclimateconnections.org/2…
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Yes, we get heatwaves in summer. But climate change is loading the dice against us, making them bigger and stronger and longer ... and more deadly. Read more here: cnn.com/2021/06/16/weather/w…
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
How much hotter are US heatwaves thanks to climate change today? For most of the U.S., it's anywhere from 3 to 5 degrees F. Analysis by my NCA colleague Michael Wehner, references here: crd.lbl.gov/assets/Uploads/C… #HEATWAVE
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
Check out this new book from one of our affiliates Dr. Ali Fares, Climate Change and Extreme Events, that takes a look at the relationship between climate change related extremes and their impact on human lives. elsevier.com/books/climate-c… #ClimateAction
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Maternal exposure to air pollution doubles subsequent risk of asthma to children. Add that to the 9M premature deaths per year due to particulate air pollution from burning fossil fuels alone and I'd say the immediate benefits of clean energy are obvious. theguardian.com/environment/…
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
We are honoured to have @KHayhoe join us to share her unique perspectives on communicating climate change, including lots of advice for non-experts. This is for anyone interested in learning more about talking about climate change: audioboom.com/posts/7868953-… @ClimateDublin #climate
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
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It’s not too late to register for tonight’s Science by the Glass! Register for free here: bit.ly/3bcirgr “Understanding What You do During Severe Weather” will be our last SBTG this semester, don’t miss out! 🌪☔️❄️
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
We remember the lives that were tragically taken on the night of May 11, 1970, when a devastating tornado hit Lubbock. Today, the Lubbock Tornado Memorial will be dedicated as we pay tribute to those lost and recognize the community efforts to rebuild our city.
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
Grab a glass and listen in as @OURISK research scientist @Kenziek56 discusses the data she and others have collected since 2017 that highlights key findings and what's coming next in weather forecasting. #OUResearch #Collaboration #okwx #txwx
Do you know what to do during severe weather? 🌪⛈ Find out by joining us for this semester's last Science by the Glass with @Kenziek56. Register for free here: bit.ly/2Rw8vr0 #wxtwitter #weather #severeweather #okwx #txwx @OURISK @ousom @OKwxlab @OUAGS @OUARRC
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Texas Tech Climate Center retweeted
Check out this great virtual event today!
Tomorrow’s Science by the Glass with @Kenziek56 comes at a perfect time during the 51st anniversary of the 1970 F5 tornado that devastated Lubbock. Wondering how far the severe weather alert system has come since then? Tune in tomorrow from 5-6 p.m. CT to find out! Register 👇
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