- Ocean colour affects wind
A change in the colour of the ocean could dramatically impact on the number and intensity of hurricanes, according to United States researchers. A team of researchers with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the... 海の色の変化が劇的に数とハリケーンの強さは、米国の研究者によると影響を与えることができます
- NOAA: Gulf Seafood Tested So Far Is Safe to Eat
Government: Gulf seafood tested so far shows no worrisome levels of oil contamination
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - Business - Meat and Seafood - Food and Related Products - United States 政府は：湾岸シーフード米国テストように米国国立海洋汚染まで示していない気になるレベルの石油大気管理-ビジネス-肉とシーフード-食品関連製品-
- Northeast U.S. endures record heat in 2010: study
Record heat hit the northeastern United States in 2010 amid a global trend of climate change, according to a new study published Friday.
Many cities in the region endured their own all-time hottest year since records began being kept, said the findings posted on LiveScience.com.
For the study, researchers at the Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University analyzed temperature data collected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) at various sites i ... 記録的な暑さは、金曜日発表された新しい調査によると、気候変動の世界的な流れの中で、2010年に米国北東部を押してください
- 'Nearly 80pct of Gulf spill oil still in water'
Nearly 80 percent of the oil spilled from a BP well in the Gulf of Mexico is still in the gulf, US scientists have estimated, challenging a more optimistic assessment by the US government earlier in the month.In its August 4 report, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration found that half the 4.9 million barrels of oil spilled by the April 20 blowout had been evaporated, burned, skimmed or dispersed.A team of five scientists from the University of Georgia did their own analysis of the government data and came to a different conclusion. 油井メキシコ湾のBPからこぼれたの約80％はまだ湾では、米国の科学者は、その8月4日レポートmonth.In米国政府はすでに、より楽観的な評価に挑戦すると推定して、国立海洋大気管理の半分は、石油4月20日パンクでこぼれたの490万バレルは、蒸発されていた焼き、脱脂やジョージア大学から5科学者のdispersed.Aチームが政府のデータの独自の分析を行ったとになった異なる結論
- US researchers search for subsea oil plumes
A federal research ship was expected to leave New Orleans late Wednesday to test methods for finding submerged oil from the widening spill in the Gulf of Mexico.The mission hopes to verify reports of subsea oil plumes far from BP's gushing wellhead, 5,000 feet (1,500 meters) below the surface, off the Louisiana coast, said National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Administrator Jane Lubchenco. 連。研究船がニューオーリンズを残して後半水曜日湾岸Mexico.Theミッションの拡大流出から水中油を見つけるためのメソッドをテストすることが期待されたBP社の噴。坑口、5,000フィート（1,500メートルまでの海底石油噴煙のレポートを確認したいと考えて）は、表面の下、ルイジアナ州沖、と国立海洋大気庁の管理者ジェーンLubchenco
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