NCICS

North Carolina Institute for Climate Studies

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NCICS:

  • inspires cutting-edge research and collaboration.
  • advances understanding of the current and future state of the climate.
  • engages with business, academia, government, and the public to enhance decision making.

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Cover image for the 2024 State of the Climate Report, with the title and other text on a background image showing damage from Hurricane Helene in Asheville, North Carolina.

The State of the Climate in 2024

NCICS scientists make key contributions to the newly published annual assessment of the climate The Bulletin of the American Meteorological […]

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8 hours ago

The work of NCICS's Dr. Jennifer Runkle is featured in this Yale Climate Connections story on climate change and mental health.

"Direct exposures, such as extreme heat, storms, or air pollution, can affect the body’s stress response systems and disrupt sleep and physiological regulation,” explained Runkle.

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The subtle yet insidious ways climate change affects mental health » Yale Climate Connections

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Slow-moving changes to the environment are taking a toll.
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1 week ago

NCICS’s Laura Stevens, Mark Essig, and Liz Cox present “Exploring the State Climate Summaries,” 11–12:30 tomorrow (Wednesday) at the National Adaptation Forum in Pittsburgh. Details: whova.com/embedded/session/ImSwHrGPiqjAGsxJEeprWB0NhRgRxYO6LKHkiDy5rkQ%3D/5183009/?widget=primary ... See MoreSee Less

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