Arkiv for kategorien ‘Paleoclimate’

What was it like the last time CO2 levels were this high?

tirsdag, 19. april 2011

A vivid picture of our climate’s future can be found in our past. Currently, atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels have…

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Nordatlantens puls har påvirket klimaudviklingen siden istiden

fredag, 11. februar 2011

Forskere fra Aarhus Universitet har sammen med en forsker fra GEUS påvist, at naturlige svingninger i havtemperaturen i Nordatlanten, som…

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The Anthropocene: a new epoch of geological time?

mandag, 7. februar 2011

How Humans Are Changing the World

This issue examines the nature, scale and status of the Anthropocene as a potential new…

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Rethinking a “safe climate”: have we already gone too far?

mandag, 31. januar 2011

It is hard to argue that anything above the Holocene maximum (of around 0.5 degrees above the pre-industrial temperature) can…

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Arkiv for kategorien ‘Paleoclimate’

What was it like the last time CO2 levels were this high?

Nordatlantens puls har påvirket klimaudviklingen siden istiden

The Anthropocene: a new epoch of geological time?

How Humans Are Changing the World

Rethinking a “safe climate”: have we already gone too far?

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