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Quarterly Research Reviews

Every quarter, the Aspen Global Change Institute writes a Research Review on select scientific articles recently published on groundbreaking topics of global change research. We publish an archive of these summaries below for educational purposes, each with accompanying links to related AGCI talks and publications. Enjoy!

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Hydrogen in the Energy System: Focus on Production
March 2018 Quarterly Research Review

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Published Date:
March 15, 2018
Related AGCI Library Item:
Perspectives on Hydrogen from Fossil Fuels for CO2 Mitigation
An Apollo-Scale Energy Efficiency Scenario, with No Hydrogen Distraction - Part 1
No-Carbon Hydrogen for Transportation Fuel
Coupling Carbonless Electricity and Hydrogen Transportation
Artificial Photosynthesis to Hydrogen Fuel: Technical Progress and Energy System Implications
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Hydrogen in the Energy System: Focus on Production

March 2018 Quarterly Research Review
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Are Winter Extremes in the U.S. the Result of Amplified Warming in the Arctic?
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Published Date:
March 15, 2018
Related AGCI Library Item:
The Music in the Noise: Identifying the Jet Stream Response to Human Activity
Cold extremes over Eurasia in a grand ensemble of simulations performed with the MPI-Earth System Model
Linking stratospheric circulation extremes and minimum Arctic sea ice extent
The Role of Stratospheric Pathway in Linking Barents-Kara Sea Sea Ice to the Midlatitude Circulation
Response of the mid-latitude jets and storm tracks to projected future warming
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Are Winter Extremes in the U.S. the Result of Amplified Warming in the Arctic?

March 2018 Quarterly Research Review
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Can Education Make Polarization on Scientific Topics Worse?
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Published Date:
December 19, 2017
Related AGCI Library Item:
Political Issues and Global Environmental Change
Public Policy and Global Change Research
Targeting Education for Environmental Action
Climate Change Assessment Education
Education in the 21st Century
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Can Education Make Polarization on Scientific Topics Worse?

December 2017 Quarterly Research Review
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Threading the Needle: Pathways to Stay Below 2°C
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Published Date:
December 19, 2017
Related AGCI Library Item:
Keeping Warming Below 2 or 3 Degrees C: An Integrated View at Costs and Trade-Offs
Pathways to Climate Solutions: Assessing Energy Technology & Policy Innovation
Transition Pathways for Energy Systems
Accelerating Implementation of Technologies
Unique Challenges for Industrializing Countries
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Threading the Needle: Pathways to Stay Below 2°C

December 2017 Quarterly Research Review
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The Role of Negative Emissions Technologies in Achieving the Paris 2° Goal
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Published Date:
September 15, 2017
Related AGCI Library Item:
Bio-Energy with Carbon Capture Storage (BECCS)
Exploiting the Negative Emissions of BECCS to Enlarge the Carbon Mitigation Prospects for Transportation (via Synfuels Produced Using Biomass with CCS), and Help Get the Faltering CCS Enterprise Back on Track (via Coal/Biomass Polygeneration)
Direct Air Capture
CCS and the Role of Fossil Fuels in a Carbon Free Energy Economy
CCS, Including Opportunities for Natural Gas
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The Role of Negative Emissions Technologies in Achieving the Paris 2° Goal

September 2017 Quarterly Research Review
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Planes, Ships, and Trucks: Decarbonizing Long Distance Transport
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Published Date:
September 15, 2017
Related AGCI Library Item:
Vehicle to Grid (V2G)
Conversion of Electricity into Fuels
Transportation (Life Cycle Analysis of Electric vs. Gas)
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Planes, Ships, and Trucks: Decarbonizing Long Distance Transport

September 2017 Quarterly Research Review
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Cities on the Frontlines of Climate Change Impacts and Response
June 2017 Quarterly Research Review

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Published Date:
June 30, 2017
Related AGCI Library Item:
Recent and Near-Term Changes in Heat Stress
Effectiveness of a Heat Stress Intervention to Prevent Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in El Salvador
Chronic Kidney Disease in Agriculture Workers in Guatemala
Remote Sensing From Sea Ice to Urban Heat Islands
An Extreme Climate Event in Nepal and its Implications for a Climate Change Regime
Heat Extremes in a Changing Climate
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Cities on the Frontlines of Climate Change Impacts and Response

June 2017 Quarterly Research Review
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Mortality in a Changing Climate
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Published Date:
June 15, 2017
Related AGCI Library Item:
Effectiveness of a Heat Stress Intervention to Prevent Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in El Salvador
Chronic Kidney Disease in Agriculture Workers in Guatemala
Agriculture, Kidney Disease, and the Climate Connection
Discussion: Climate Change and the Kidney
Environmental Exposures and Chronic Kidney Disease
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Mortality in a Changing Climate

June 2017 Quarterly Research Review
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Putting a Price on Health Impacting Pollutants

March 2017 Quarterly Research Review
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Counting Carbon: Is the CO2 Uptake by the Land Changing?
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Published Date:
March 15, 2017
Related AGCI Library Item:
Continued Search for the Carbon SInk: Considering Interactions in an Integrated Framework
Potential for Deep Ocean Temperature Surprises
Internal Variability and Surface Temperature Change
Ocean, Atmosphere Models: IPCC Projections Part 2
CO2 and the Carbon Cycle
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Counting Carbon: Is the CO2 Uptake by the Land Changing?

March 2017 Quarterly Research Review

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