Dear Надя! I cannot promise funding for some research project, but I used the data on geomagnetic storms from the USA National Geophysical Data Center as an instance of weak influence upon interspecific relations in zooplankton community regarding the problems of eutrophication. A paper should appear in Acta Biotheoretica, at least, I resubmitted second revision of the paper and editorial board, as I see, intends to accept it.

Hi Nadia,

I don't know of any projects that you can join specifically, but you can make a substantial contribution. Some ideas below..

For one, you can be an observer, and log this information. What do you know about your local ecology? Do you know all of the animals and their dynamics? Even so, what do you observe that doesn't seem normal? As much data as you're willing to collect, photos, evidence, etc. More data the better. You can share this data too: http://www.usanpn.org/participate/observe

Two, you can get in the network. This goes without saying. But what expertise do you have in astrophysics that could be applied to climate science? Data compilation, organization, analysis? Your statistical prowess? Your knowledge of other planetary systems or just physics in general? You can get in touch with quite a number of climate scientists if you're good with data, statistics, and especially high level mathematics and possibly modelling. If you're willing to volunteer your time, all the better you'll be considered!

Of great importance, in making a difference involves science education. I think this is THE single most important factor that will quite literally dictate our future. If you want to make a difference I think this is where it is at. As a scientist, can you join a scientific society that has involvement in science education...and perhaps figure out why things have gone so wrong for more than half of the US population thinks global warming is a liberal hoax..

In summary: observe, share, educate. :)

добрый день

jeff

Oops, the link I provided is for the USA and you're in Austalia, perhaps there's an equivalent there?

Yes! Geomagnetic field influences on structure of Earth plasmosphere and could change albedo of the panet. Could we compare data: planet magnetic field strengths (radio noise), solar (star) activity, and albedo of the planet (lightness - or something like than , I do not know astrophys terms)? Coud we obtine such data for Earth, other planet of Solar system, or other star system? I had one very old publication on this way. I could look it if we are interesting..

Yes ! this is long procedure. you can study briefly.

Nice to see Astrophysicst offering for help. We haven been looking for climate forecast analysing time series for total solar eclipses and our results were also good and encouraging. this is some 5 years back. I need help to write set of equations for sun-earth-moon orbital system to give underlying dynamics. We are open for collaborative working.

perhaps there is a research area for you on my discoveries  as I have writen and documented and discovered that earth geomagnetic field is force oscillating by solar wind oscillations derived from earth-venus resonance, determining climate on earth

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Dimis_Poulos

Conference Paper Climate Change Effect On Energy Production Index