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SES paleoclimatologists author major new study showing global warming has upended 6,500 years of cooling

Posted by SiteSteward on July 17, 2020

Image credit: Victor O. Leshyk, Northern Arizona University

Learn how School of Earth and Sustainability climate scientists determined how global warming is a major new shift in long-term climate trends. Their findings were published in a major new study out this month. Check out the VERY cool infographic and NAU news story, or go straight to the open access paper.

Filed Under: Featured, Past & Present Climate Change, Publications, Research in the News

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