Blue-Action are partnering with other projects on the upcoming webinar “Climate services relevant to ski tourism”, including PROSNOW, Climateurope and…

Blue-Action are organising a briefing event on extreme events and abrupt changes in the European Parliament in partnership with the European Climate…

In the latest of our webinar series, Thomas Simon from Climate-KIC introduces the art of pitching your research to maximise buy-in. Watch the full…

A breakthrough new Nature paper including Blue-Action authors shows that the North Atlantic can be predictable. Read more on our .

Part of the Blue-Action series of webinars on climate science communication, Euan Paterson, currently the Communications and Media Officer at the…

A new paper by Marilena Oltmanns and colleagues at National Oceanography Centre, UK, uses observations and reanalysis to show that freshwater release…

A new paper by Panos Athanasiadis et al. on Decadal predictability of North Atlantic blocking and the NAO was published in June in Climate and…

In the latest of our meet the team series, we introduce Mark Payne, the lead for Blue-Action climate service case studies. Read all about Mark's…

People with respiratory diseases in Spain are now more vulnerable to high temperatures than cold ones, a new study by Joan Ballester from Blue-Action…

The first of our Meet the Blue-Action team series, we introduce Yulia Polkova who contributes to WP1, Improving seasonal long-range forecast skill of…

In our new blog, Martin Coath form Blue-Action explains how the team in our winter tourism case study are working together to develop a climate…

Members of the Blue-Action team contributed to the Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance publication exploring the importance of the microorganisms within…

Teams from Blue-Action and Prosnow met for collaboration and ideas exchange about winter snow climate services today. Prosnow is another Horizon2020…

A new Blue-Action blog post by Didier Swingedouw from CNRS. Didier discusses his contribution to the IPCC special report on the oceans and…

A new paper published today in Nature Communications describes a rare freshening event in the Atlantic caused by changing ocean currents.

The paper,…

Blue-Action coordinator Steffen Olsen's picture of dogs sledding on water in Greenland has made waves all over the world after it went viral in 2019.…

Congratulations to Valerio Lucarina from the University of Reading, who was recently announced as the recipient of the Lewis Fry Richardson medal by…

Blue-Action scientists led an engagement event in Edinburgh to discuss the how ocean observations and predictions can be used to respond to the…

Recent breakout sessions at Arctic Circle 2019 in Reykjavik by Blue-Action generated lots of interest and discussion.

Ilona Mettiainen and Martin…

The Blue-Action team delivered a successful session at the Arctic Circle Assembly called Securing Snow for Winter Tourism, where a new video…

Are you interested in knowing more about how we translate climate models into in Blue-Action? We now have a booklet…

Helene Langehaug (NERSC) podcast on climate prediction and the push for going beyond projections and start predicting how the future climate will be.

The Blue-Action team will be in Honolulu for Ocean Obs 2019 during 16 - 20th September, a conference for the ocean observation community.

We will…

Marine ecological forecasts arising from climate observations and models are valuable tools in helping industries such as fishing adapt to a changing…

The met in Bergen in June 2019 to discuss the current challenges and future plans for climate models.

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Blue-Action will be holding the 2019 annual meeting in Edinburgh, UK, on 15th- 17th October. Blue-Action are grateful to be hosted by Marine Scotland…

Blue-Action is organising two breakout sessions at Arctic Circle 2019. The conference aims at increasing participation in Arctic dialogue and…