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About Elizabeth Klusinske

Elizabeth Klusinske holds a Master of Science in Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and an Air Resources Management Certificate, Gaylord Nelson Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences, from the University of Wisconsin-
Madison.

Melting Permafrost in the Arctic: A Tale of Two Feedbacks

March 11, 2016 by Elizabeth Klusinske 5 Comments

Melting Permafrost in the Arctic: A Tale of Two Feedbacks

The Arctic is warming at twice the rate of other places on Earth, due in large part to positive climatic feedbacks in the region. Decoded Science explains the feedbacks, and an expert weighs in on how they compare to one another.

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UPDATED: E-Cigarettes Versus Regular Cigarettes: Chemicals and Health Risks

December 29, 2015 by Elizabeth Klusinske 4 Comments

UPDATED: E-Cigarettes Versus Regular Cigarettes: Chemicals and Health Risks

E-cigarettes appear to be a healthier alternative to smoking, but we know relatively little about long-term effects. What are the risks of vaping and how do they compare to smoking regular cigarettes?

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The Role of Global Warming in the California Drought

November 8, 2015 by Elizabeth Klusinske 2 Comments

The Role of Global Warming in the California Drought

With California still experiencing extreme drought conditions, how much of it is due to natural variability and how much is due to global warming? Decoded Science delves into the debate among climatologists and explains the details of how melting ice in the Arctic can affect precipitation on the West Coast.

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The California Drought: Causes, Predictions and Infrastructure

September 4, 2015 by Elizabeth Klusinske 3 Comments

The California Drought: Causes, Predictions and Infrastructure

With California in the grips of an exceptional drought, Decoded Science takes a detailed look at the causes of the drought, predictions for the next several months, whether El Niño is likely to deliver relief, and how the infrastructure can handle it.

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Geoengineering to Combat Climate Change: Carbon Dioxide Removal

April 28, 2015 by Elizabeth Klusinske 5 Comments

Geoengineering to Combat Climate Change: Carbon Dioxide Removal

Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is a form of geoengineering proposed to combat climate change. Types of CDR include land management of forests and agriculture, tweaking the natural carbon cycle through weathering on land and in the ocean, and carbon capture and sequestration technologies.

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Marijuana’s Legal Status Impacts the Environment

April 1, 2015 by Elizabeth Klusinske 4 Comments

Marijuana’s Legal Status Impacts the Environment

Marijuana cultivation for the black market has a huge toll on the environment. Could legalizing marijuana make growing pot greener?

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Antarctic Sea Ice is Increasing: How Does this Fit with Global Warming?

March 12, 2015 by Elizabeth Klusinske Leave a Comment

Antarctic Sea Ice is Increasing: How Does this Fit with Global Warming?

The levels of ice in the Antarctic Sea are increasing – but wait, isn’t the planet supposed to be getting warmer? Science explains the increase in ice.

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Climate Change, the Jet Stream and Wacky Weather

November 3, 2014 by Elizabeth Klusinske 3 Comments

Climate Change, the Jet Stream and Wacky Weather

How does global warming affect the jet stream – and where does Arctic Amplification come into the picture? Expect wacky weather patterns to continue.

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Why the Decline of Golf is Good News for the Environment

October 12, 2014 by Elizabeth Klusinske 9 Comments

Why the Decline of Golf is Good News for the Environment

Golfing is in decline; golf courses are closing all over the nation. That’s sad news for those who love their tee-time, but good news for the environment.

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Is Global Warming Really Paused?

September 28, 2014 by Elizabeth Klusinske 8 Comments

Is Global Warming Really Paused?

New research shows where all the Earth’s extra heat is going: It’s in the oceans, and may stay there for five or more years. What’s next for climate change?

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