A new study (Principal Investigator Marja Maljanen, UEF) funded by The Academy of Finland (2022-2026) is focusing on emissions of reactive nitrogen gases (HONO and NO) from northern peatlands under changing climate (acronym ERNO). Both gases play a significant role in the atmospheric chemistry, HONO as a source of cleaning agent hydroxyl radical and NO […]
For a Special Issue on High-quality environmental information and analysis for the Arctic boreal region and High Mountain Asia. Potential topics include (but are not limited to) the following: air quality, atmospheric composition, atmospheric aerosols environmental risks, forest fires, biodiversity loss precipitation, climate and environmental change snow and ice over land and Arctic Ocean Carbon
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Ilmastonmuutos on aikamme suurimpia haasteita. Sen ratkaisemiseksi meidän on sekä vähennettävä päästöjä että sopeuduttava niihin muutoksiin, joita ei voida enää estää. Lisäksi uudet ilmanlaatua koskevat määräykset asettavat erittäin korkeat vaatimukset paikallisten ilman epäpuhtauksien vähentämiselle. YK:n mukaan 68 prosenttia maailman väestöstä asuu kaupungeissa, ja kaupungistumisen vuoksi osuuden ennustetaan kasvavan tulevaisuudessa. Siksi suuri osa hillitsemis- ja sopeutumistyöstä
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Job title: Postdoctoral researcher (Modelling of carbon and nitrogen cycles of ecosystems and using remote sensing observations) Organization: Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) The Greenhouse Gases and Satellite Methods group of the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) seeks for an enthusiastic and motivated postdoctoral researcher for a climate-relevant research project at Helsinki/Kumpula in Finland. The researcher will work in
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The Erasmus+ Teacher Academies is a new flagship action of the 2021-2027 Erasmus+ programme that aims to create partnerships of teachers’ education and training providers across Europe in order to develop the European and international dimensions of teacher’s education, contributing to the achievement of the objectives of the European Education Area. The first 11 Erasmus+
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The Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) of University of Helsinki is Partner to a newly funded EU project focused on developing education and training on climate and atmospheric science. The Edu4Climate Consortium received funding of €2 million from the European Commission’s HorizonEurope Coordination & Support Action (CSA) “European Excellence Initiative” (EEI) programme
The Atmosphere and Climate Competence Center (ACCC) Flagship program invites stakeholders to collaborate on a roadmap to climate neutrality. On June 6th, ACCC organized a stakeholder event titled ‘Toward Carbon Neutrality’ in Think Corner, Helsinki. The event invited collaborators across sectors to join a co-designing process aiming to produce a roadmap to climate neutrality. This
We welcome applications for 3 positions at the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI). Application period end date: June 13th, 2022 by 12:00 (Helsinki) Senior Researcher or Researcher – Land ecosystem climate impacts: modelling (see link) Senior Researcher or Researcher – Land ecosystem climate impacts: modelling applications (see link) Senior Researcher or Researcher – Land ecosystem climate
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In a mere decade, satellites have revolutionised our ability to monitor the global environment, its hazards, and abrupt changes. Now this quickly evolving field is preparing to support the goals of the Paris Agreement by an independent monitoring and verification system that uses satellite observations to quantify national greenhouse gas emission reductions. The European Union’s
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SCIPPER (Shipping Contributions to Inland Pollution Push for the Enforcement of Regulations) is a European project which aims at deploying state-of-art and next-generation measurement techniques to monitor emissions of vessels under their normal operation. While vessels exhibit comparatively low fuel consumption per unit of cargo-distance, they produce high specific emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulphur
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