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AGU Media Contacts

Peter Weiss
Public Information Manager
Phone: +1 202 777 7507
E-mail: Pweiss@agu.org

Mary Catherine Adams
Public Information Specialist
Phone: +1 202 777 7530
E-mail: MCAdams@agu.org

Kate Ramsayer
Public Information Specialist
Phone: +1 202 777 7524
E-mail: KRamsayer@agu.org

Phone (toll free in North America): +1 (800) 966 2481
Fax: +1 202 328 0566

2012 Journal Highlights

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15 May 2012

  • Mercury's magnetic field measured by MESSENGER orbiter
  • Oxygen isotopes improve weather predictability in Niger
  • Annual Arctic sea ice less reflective than old ice
  • Properties of solitary waves in Lake Constance
  • How earthquake properties vary with depth
  • Tracking a Jurassic reversal of the Earth's magnetic field
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27 April 2012

  • Hurricane feedback research may improve intensity forecasts
  • Cattle waste tops cars as source of Southern Californian smog compound
  • Natural soil pipes release peat carbon to atmosphere
  • Seesaw does not explain Antarctic climate change
  • Changing pressure drives lake methane emissions
  • In calm seas, precipitation drives air-sea gas exchange
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16 April 2012

  • Active faults newly identified in Pacific Northwest
  • In the Greek isles, a volcano has awakened
  • Voyager 1 might have farther to go to exit to the heliosheath
  • El NiƱo related to changes in sardine spawning
  • Lake Erie's thermal structure and circulation are backward
  • Fossilized plant matter points to desertification near Tibetan Plateau
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29 March 2012

  • Regional models expect drier, stormier western United States
  • Declining sea ice to lead to cloudier Arctic
  • Improving plume forecasts using Fukushima data
  • How did the equatorial ridge on Saturn's moon Iapetus form?
  • Thermokarst lakes increased atmospheric methane levels
  • North American rivers are a sizable source of atmospheric carbon
  • Reforestation efforts reshape Hawaii's soil hydrology
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16 March 2012

  • Measuring mercury in coastal fog water
  • Early Eocene climate warming increased petroleum production
  • Unexpected earthquakes within continental plates pose challenges
  • Land use changes contribute to climate extremes
  • When will warming-induced rainfall changes be perceptible?
  • Model describes New Zealand's complex tectonic environment
  • Geomagnetic data reveal unusual nature of recent solar minimum
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29 February 2012

  • Effect of vegetation die-off tested on tidal marshland
  • Capsizing icebergs release earthquake-sized energies
  • Asian emissions contribute to air pollution in western United States
  • Remote sensing of volcanic ash properties
  • In Japan, seismic waves slower after rain, large earthquakes
  • Molecular oxygen ions confirm exosphere at Saturn's moon Dione
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14 February 2012

  • Heart Lake holds water for Yellowstone's hydrothermal diversity theory
  • Martian carbon dioxide clouds tied to atmospheric gravity waves
  • Effects of sea spray geoengineering on global climate
  • Abrupt decline in East African long rains
  • Small dams need better management
  • Improving forecasts of volcanic ash concentrations
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31 January 2012

  • Fine, jagged ash increased Eyjafjallajökull volcano's influence
  • Geological evidence for past earthquakes in Tokyo region
  • Much irrigation water comes from non-sustainable sources
  • Greenland's pronounced glacier retreat not irreversible
  • New record from stalagmites shows climate history in Central Asia
  • Io's volcanism influences Jupiter's magnetosphere
  • Massive swarm of tunicates tilts ocean's chemical balance
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13 January 2012

  • Variability of North Atlantic heat transport observed from instrument data
  • Methane exceeds nitrous oxide in rivers' contribution to warming
  • Waste recycling primary source of energy in deep ocean
  • Record Arctic ozone depletion could occur again
  • Traveling supraglacial lakes observed on Antarctic ice shelf
  • Lunar images alter understanding of impact history

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