Atmospherical Sci.

COVER

Rain dance

The water shortage alarming Brazil is closely related to its forests

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Amazon

Giant tower in the forest

A scientific research tower, the Amazon Tall Tower Observatory is open

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Atmosphere

Seeders of clouds

Pollen grains can contribute to form and disperse clouds

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IAG-USP

A compendium of news reports

IAG-USP has published a compilation of 62 reports of Pesquisa FAPESP

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Chuva Online

Mapping the rain in São Paulo

Website allows viewers to see where the rain is falling

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Brazilian Academy of Sciences

Scientists Speak About the Water Crisis

Document brings recommendations for dealing with the water crisis

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CBERS-4

Satellite Now in Orbit

Remote sensing satellite was successfully launched in December

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Photolab

From the ground up

From the ground up

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COVER

Rain dance

The water shortage in Brazil is closely related to its forests

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Resourcesat-2

Help from India

Inpe has begun to receive, process and distribute images from Indian satellite

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ASTRONOMY

Perturbed atmosphere

Why the wind is so strong on Venus and Titan

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Urban Studies

A bit of fresh air

Climate maps can help reorganization of cities

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ENVIRONMENT

Clean Air

Concentration of major air pollutant drops in the great São Paulo, study says

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space

Ethanol-fueled rocket

Brazilian suborbital rocket successfully launched

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Greenhouse effect

European help in the Peruvian Amazon

Germany and Norway support lowering deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon

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satellite

Brazil launches nanosatellite

Launched on June 19, 2014, NanoSatC--BR1 is working very well

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ECOLOGY

Vestiges of the Andes in Amazonia

Cold-climate trees were once common in northern Brazil

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Future losses

Destructive weather

Rising sea levels may cost $106 billion by 2050

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climate phenomena

El Niño and plantations

Japanese researchers map El Niño and La Niña impact on crops

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Physics

At a new frequency

Telescope will detect solar flares from a stratospheric balloon

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Cover

Small satellites make their mark

Nanosatellites are being launched for environmental monitoring

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Manaus

Urban pollution above the forest

By using their cars, the inhabitants are changing local rainfall patterns

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Memory

Climate records in the countryside

São Paulo State weather stations first appeared in Campinas and Piracicaba

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Luciana Vanni Gatti

Luciana Vanni Gatti: On carbon’s trail

Chemistry explains study on the Amazon carbon balance

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COVER

An ocean in the skies

Radar and flyovers provide details on rain formation mechanisms

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climate change

Coffee with more gas

Coffee plants grow bigger when there is more CO2 in the atmosphere

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Plant physiology

Large and efficient

Huge trees continue to grow and absorb carbon from the atmosphere

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CLIMATE

A warmer world

IPCC report reflects greater confidence in climate change assessment

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sustainable development

High-level council

Carlos Nobre invited to UN advisors council

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ECOLOGY

Circles of time

Tree show how humidity and temperature have changed over the years

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