In the Media: Noah Diffenbaugh

Lethal Levels of Heat and Humidity are Gripping Global ‘Hot Spots’ Sooner than Expected

May 8, 2020 | Science

Noah Diffenbaugh comments on a study he was not involved in that found areas around the globe are already experiencing a deadly combination of heat... Read More

The Western U.S. is Locked in the Grips of the First Human-caused Megadrought, Study Finds

April 16, 2020 | The Washington Post

Noah Diffenbaugh comments on a recent non-Stanford study that links a megadrought in the U.S. to human-caused climate change.

Influence of Global Warming on Extreme Weather Events Frequently Underestimated | Media Coverage

April 2, 2020

Multiple news outlets have covered a study by Noah Diffenbaugh finding that even small increases in global temperature can cause a large uptick in... Read More

The Signal of Human-caused Climate Change has Emerged in Everyday Weather, Study Finds

January 2, 2020 | The Washington Post

Noah Diffenbaugh comments on a new study that finds we are seeing the impacts of climate change in everday weather.

Climate change widens gap between rich and poor

June 4, 2019

Marshall Burke and Noah Diffenbaugh released a study showing how global warming has increased economic inequality since the 1960s (press release here... Read More