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- Scientific Communities Striving for a Common Cause: Innovations in Carbon Cycle Science by Mary E. Whelan et al.
- CASEarth Poles: Big Data for the Three Poles by Xin Lir et al.
- Pronounced Impact of Salinity on Rapidly Intensifying Tropical Cyclones by Karthik Balaguru et al.
- Optimal Estimation Retrievals and Their Uncertainties: What Every Atmospheric Scientist Should Know by Maximilian Maahn et al.
- Introducing Students to Scientific Python for Atmospheric Science by Sean Arms et al.
- Accelerating Applications for Planned NASA Satellite Missions: A New Paradigm of Virtual Hackathons during a Pandemic and in the Post-Pandemic Era by Faisal Hossain et al.
- Urban-Scale Processes in High-Spatial-Resolution Earth System Models by Ashish Sharma et al.
- Machines, Monsters, and Coffin Corners: Broadcast Meteorologists’ Use of Figurative and Intense Language during Hurricane Harvey by Robert Prestley et al.
- An Atmospheric Aerosol Short Course for Early Career Scientists by James Mather et al.
- Climate Services in Asia Pacific: Emerging Trends and Prospects by Chia-Ping Cheng et al.
- The Interaction between Moist Convection and the Atmospheric Circulation in the Tropics by Lorenzo Tomassini
- The Road toward Process-Level Understanding of Solar Geoengineering through a Multimodel Intercomparison by Ben Kravitz et al.
- A Workshop on North American Hail and Hailstorms: What Next? by Andrew J. Heymsfield et al.
- Advancing Precipitation Estimation, Prediction, and Impact Studies by Efi Foufoula-Georgiou
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