project . 2016 - 2020 . Closed

INTRIGUED: INvestigating The Role of the North Pacific In Glacial and Deglacial CO2 and Climate

UK Research and Innovation

Funder: UK Research and InnovationProject code: NE/N011716/1
Funded under: NERC Funder Contribution: 505,895 GBP
Status: Closed
Start Date
31 May 2016
End Date
30 May 2020

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The geological record offers an invaluable window into the different ways earth's climate can operate. The most recent large-scale changes in earth's climate, prior to modern climate change, were the Pleistocene glacial cycles, which feature growth and disintegration of large ice sheets, rapid shifts in major rain belts, and abrupt changes in ocean circulation. Changes in atmospheric CO2 concentrations, reconstructed from air bubbles in ice cores, are intimately linked with these ice age climate events. Indeed the close coupling of CO2 and temperature over glacial-interglacial cycles has become an iconic image in climate science, a poster child for the importanc...

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Alfred Wegener Inst for Polar & Marine R, McGill University, OSU, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zürich, University of St Andrews, Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst, CAU, University of California, Berkely

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