Policy article in Arctic Yearbook 2020
Arctic Yearbook 2020 was on the topic Climate Change and the Arctic: Global Origins, Regional Responsibilites? Blue-Action authors have published a paper in the online journal entitled "Decadal Predictions to Climate Services: How Understanding Climate Change in the Arctic Can Support Climate Adaptation Decision-Making across the Northern Hemisphere." Read the piece plus others on Arctic science here.
Cordis Service Pack on Climate Services published in November 2020
A recent publication highlights how climate services can help decision taking in a changing climate, using stories from Horizon 2020 projects. This CORDIS Results Pack focuses on 10 EU-funded projects that have developed vital tools and expertise to help mitigate the impacts of a changing climate through the application of climate services.
Blue-Action is featured with an article on "New tools to combat the ripple effects of a warming Arctic": https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/422464-blue-action-reveals-new-tools-to-combat-the-ripple-effects-of-a-warming-arctic
Article on Arctic climate and weather in Polar Special Edition of ECO Magazine
The latest special issue of ECO Magazine contains an article by Marilena Oltmanns (NOC) and Hannah Grist (SRSL) exploring a recent Blue-Action Geophysical Research Letters publication on the mechanisms underlying Arctic influence on Northern hemisphere weather. Read more about the new results in "From Sea Ice Melt to Seasonal Floods: How does the Arctic affect our Weather?"
Feature on Climate Services on Arctic Issue of ECO Magazine
The Blue-Action team, Hannah Grist (SRSL) and Mark Payne (DTU Aqua) contributed an article on climate services to a special Arctic Issue of ECO Magazine, written for those working in marine environments. Read more about the importance of working with end-users to understand what science is needed to adapt to changing climates. "Climate Services: How Arctic Science can help us change with the climate"
Article highlighting Blue-Action work by European Commission
Blue-Action has been highlighted by the European Commission for its work on understanding and predicting climate extremes. Read more here: http://ec.europa.eu/research/infocentre/article_en.cfm?artid=49906
Blog on fish forecasts on Polar Prediction Matters
Blue-Action's Mark Payne (DTU Aqua) tackles why we don't have fish forecasts and other questions about forecasting in a new blog for Polar Prediction Matters: Cloudy with Passing Schools of Tuna – Why Don’t We Have Forecasts of Fish?
Interview with Kathrin Keil (IASS) on Warming Arctic - Extreme Events in high North News
High North News interviews Kathrin Keil, Blue-Action WP5 co-leader on the warming Arctic, extreme events, joining multi-disciplinary forces and the importance of climate services. Read the full article
