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Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation News and Meetings

Meetings and Workshops

Atlantic Predictability Workshop - June 2006 - GFDL, Princeton

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Atlantic Decadal Variability Workshop - January 2007 - Miami, FL
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Atlantic Monitoring System - South Atlantic Workshop - March 2007 - Argentina
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News and Press Releases

19 September 2007 - Position Available at the Walker Institute for Climate System Research for a talented and imaginative scientist to work on a project aiming to understand and reduce the uncertainty in model predictions of the future of the Atlantic overturning circulation. Full description (pdf).
22 August 2007 - "Ocean circulation noisy, not stalling", Quirin Schiermeier, Nature 448, 844-84, | doi:10.1038/448844b (pdf)
5 February 2007 - From Science magazine: 2008 U.S. Budget: Ocean Research gets Modest Boost
26 January 2007 - Ocean Research Priorities Plan Released - From Greenwire "...Ocean monitoring, seafloor mapping and fisheries management will see budget increases in President Bush's fiscal 2008 budget request, administration officials said today.The administration is requesting an increase of $143 million over its fiscal 2007 budget for selected oceans projects in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the National Science Foundation and the Interior Department."
Response to Bryden paper by the RAPID community