Past Climate Change – the blog
Updates, announcements, research publications and musings on communications of climate change data to the general public.
Using Mg Isotopes to Estimate Natural Calcite Compositions and Precipitation Rates During the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull Eruption
Chemical weathering of silicate rocks is a key control on the long-term climate, via drawdown of atmospheric CO2. Magnesium isotopes are increasingly being used to trace weathering, but are often complicated by several coincident fractionating processes. Here we...
Wally Broecker
Professor Wallace Broecker With great sadness we note the death of Professor Wally Broecker, the Newberry Professor of Columbia University and the Father of Climate Science. Among his many scientific achievements was the discovery of the ocean's conveyer and...
Goodnight Oppy
All Souls Conference
All Souls College, Oxford, is primarily a research institution without any undergraduate members. So, even though Philip has spent 7 years in Oxford both as an undergraduate and a postdoc he had not entered the hallowed halls prior to this...
It is heating up
Thanks to Antii Lipponen
Sir David Attenborough gave us the honour to open the new Earth Sciences building
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06KIjHXxBZM&list=PL_EtZczxgqp8HLEhu1YfKZgFa9F_Kq9Se&index=1
A New Home Recognising an Important Contributor to Science
https://youtu.be/Ctqa_fGCRac
Not choosing academia is not a synonym of failure
As a PhD student in my final year, I find it demoralizing and frustrating to be constantly reminded of the bleak job prospects in academia. This dim outlook may well increase the pressure on students and contribute to high rates of anxiety and depression...
A Shout Out to the Essex Rock and Mineral Society
Thank you for hosting us and for the invigorating and interesting discussion.
World’s future climate change hotspots mapped
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