News of the Meteorology and Air Quality Group
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Inauguration Margreet van Zanten: ‘What goes up must come down
- In the Netherlands, air quality often leaves much to be desired. However, better understanding of how airborne substances spread and deposit can help... -
The reasons behind the rapid warming of the North Pole
- The North Pole region heats up faster than the rest of the world. Though this is a known fact, climate models underestimate the speed with which the... -
Drought imperils carbon sequestration in European forests
- Forests play a critical part in mitigating climate change due to their ability to absorb CO2 from the atmosphere. However, many European forests... -
Drought imperils carbon sequestration in European forests
- Forests play a critical part in mitigating climate change due to their ability to absorb CO2 from the atmosphere. However, many European forests... -
Amsterdam: how hot is it in your house?
- Are you living in Amsterdam and suffering from the heat, or are you keeping your cool? We'd like to hear how warm it is at your place and how you're... -
Amsterdam: how hot is it in your house?
- Are you living in Amsterdam and suffering from the heat, or are you keeping your cool? We'd like to hear how warm it is at your place and how you're... -
Guido van der Werf appointed as Personal Professor of Landscape Fires and Carbon Cycle
- The Board of Wageningen University & Research has appointed Prof. Dr. Guido van der Werf as a personal professor in the Meteorology and Air... -
Guido van der Werf appointed as Personal Professor of Landscape Fires and Carbon Cycle
- The Board of Wageningen University & Research has appointed Prof. Dr. Guido van der Werf as a personal professor in the Meteorology and Air... -
Three Wageningen scientists receive NWO ENW-KLEIN grant for innovative research
- How plants arm themselves against salt, the origin of Surinamese rice, and a project on the influence plants and clouds have on each other: three...