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Harrison Tasoff

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Science writer with a background in math and logic. Always learning, always exploring, always sharing.
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New Rainfall Dataset Enhances Global Weather Monitoring

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By Harrison Tasoff
| Noozhawk
Our ability to forecast the rains would have been the envy of our agrarian ancestors. It’s given us an unprecedented ability to take advantage of good growing seasons and prepare for tough times. Researchers at UC Santa Barbara have just released the latest version of one of the world’s most widely used rainfall data products, the Climate Hazards Center Infrared Precipitation with Stations, or CHIRPS.
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New rainfall dataset enhances global monitoring of extreme weather

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By Harrison Tasoff
| news.ucsb.edu
Our ability to forecast the rains would’ve been the envy of our agrarian ancestors. It’s given us an unprecedented ability to take advantage of good growing seasons and prepare for tough times.
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Better Land Use Could Improve Biodiversity, Climate, Economics

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By Harrison Tasoff
| Noozhawk
National governments and multilateral institutions face the difficult challenge of reconciling economic development and environmental goals. Often one appears to come at the expense of the other. But new research published in Science reveals that optimizing the way we use land can increase the return from both economic uses and ecosystem services, such as carbon sequestration and conserving biodiversity.
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