paleoclimatology

Turner's discipline focuses on paleoceanography and paleoclimatology. She reconstructs and models episodes of climate change in Earth's history in order to understand how Earth's carbon cycle and climate are connected. In order to reconstruct past climate and oceanography, Turner works with deep ...

Jennifer Marlon works with the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, doing research on the American response to climate change and paleoclimatology. YH: What do you think makes the American response to climate change different? JM: It's more muted. Americans increasingly stand out as ...

... Auckland Islands. ''The impact that humanity's nuclear weapons testing has had on the Earth's atmosphere provides a global signal that unambiguously demonstrates that humans have become the major agent of change on the planet,'' said Christopher Fogwill, glaciology and paleoclimatology professor.

"The impact that humanity's nuclear weapons testing has had on the Earth's atmosphere provides a global signal that unambiguously demonstrates that humans have become the major agent of change on the planet," said Christopher Fogwill, glaciology and paleoclimatology professor. Fogwill added that it ...

The UTSA faculty member is currently conducting research in paleoclimatology with the support of a $478,000 grant through a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Award. At UTSA, she teaches courses in stable isotope geochemistry, earth history and paleontology. Notably, in ...

During a late January program, Retelle, Professor of Geology at Bates College, shared information about Paleo-Climatology through his study of arctic glaciers. His primary research interests include glacial and marine environments and climate change in northern New England and in the Canadian and ...

A synthesis of paleotemperature reconstructions from published case studies suggests warm onshore temperatures persisted across most of Afro-Arabia between 1000 and 1200 CE. Source: Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology. Researchers trace medieval temperature trends across Africa and ...

Sure paleoclimatology can give us a good idea of past climate change but if Gavin thinks that we can know the temperature of the globe 22,000 years ago to within 0.4 of a degree then I have a bridge I would like to sell him. Heh. KW may be wrong, but at least he's sure 8^D! Failure to recognize one's own ...

Joining him will be ESF Distinguished Professor James Gibbs, director of the ESF Roosevelt Wildlife Station who has done extensive research in the Galapagos; and Linda Ivany, professor of earth sciences at Syracuse University, whose research focuses on paleoecology and paleoclimatology. The event ...

She says the “apex” of her career began in 2016, when she won a $478,000 Faculty Early Career Development award — also known as a CAREER award — from the National Science Foundation to support her research in paleoclimatology. “Those are very competitive,” she says of the NSF CAREER ...

Still accelerating at midcareer, Hubertus is among the world's leaders in paleoclimatology, a community builder, and a warm and generous supporter of students and fellow researchers around the world. Willi Dansgaard would be thrilled to see his pioneering legacy carried on and expanded so elegantly by ...

Volcanic suppression of Nile summer flooding triggers revolt and constrains interstate conflict in ancient Egypt. Nature Communications 8, article number: 900; doi: 10.1038/s41467-017-00957-y. This article is based on text provided by Future Earth. Published in. Archaeology · Featured · Paleoclimatology.