Emiliani Lecture on Climate Change - 2017 Fall Meeting
Explore climate change impacts and challenges with Thomas F Stocker's insightful lecture on the latest research findings and future projections in paleoclimatology and Earth system science.
Climate of the Common Era II - 2017 Fall Meeting
Explore climate changes during the Common Era through diverse research presentations, covering topics from ice cores to tree rings, offering insights into past climate patterns and their implications.
Ice Sheet and Glacier Change: Integrating Methods to Understand Evolution - 2017
Integrating instrumental, geological, and modeling methods to understand ice sheet and glacier evolution, focusing on various locations and their implications for climate change.
Constraining the Intermittency of Flow and Sediment Transport in the Geological Past
Explore ancient river dynamics and hydroclimate reconstruction through flow intermittency analysis, bridging the gap between instantaneous and mean flow conditions.
What Caused the Younger Dryas Cooling, Megafauna Extinctions, and Clovis Disappearance?
Explores theories on Younger Dryas cooling, megafauna extinctions, and Clovis disappearance. Examines impact hypothesis, ocean circulation changes, and evidence for each, offering insights into this controversial prehistoric event.
The Dynamics of Very Warm Climates - Past and Future
Explore the dynamics of extremely warm climates throughout Earth's history and potential future scenarios with Harvard's Professor Eli Tziperman in this engaging virtual seminar.
Climate Change Impacts and Future Outlook for Our Children
Explore climate change impacts and actionable steps for a sustainable future, focusing on Montana's warming trends, shrinking glaciers, and escalating wildfires. Learn about renewable energy adoption and personal carbon reduction strategies.
5 Times Supercontinents Caused Major Diversification and Devastation of Life
Explore Earth's supercontinents and their profound impact on geology, climate, and biodiversity throughout history. Learn about mass extinctions, diversification events, and future predictions.
Early Mars Sedimentary Systems at Gale and Jezero Craters and Their Paleoclimate Implications
Explore ancient Martian landscapes and climate through sedimentary evidence from Gale and Jezero craters, as revealed by recent rover missions and geological analysis.
Holocene Perspectives on a Warming Arctic
Explore Arctic climate sensitivity, rapid warming impacts, and Holocene evidence for future changes. Gain insights on lake methane cycling in Greenland and its implications for the coming century.
Naturally Speaking - Planktic Foraminifera and Climate Change
Explore planktic foraminifera's evolution and global distribution over 23 million years, revealing insights into ancient climates and fossil dating reliability.
Climate History According to Ice - Scientists in Action
Explore ancient climate history through ice cores from Antarctica and Greenland. Learn how scientists analyze ice to understand past climates and predict future trends in this virtual field trip to the NSF Ice Core Facility.
Reconstructing, Simulating and Understanding Abrupt Climate Change
Explore abrupt climate changes through Korean cave data and climate simulations. Uncover a 16,000-year-old cooling event and its global impacts. Discover advances in modeling glacial cycles and millennial-scale variability.
Revisiting Paleogene Through the Migration Pattern of Bivalvia
Explore bivalve migration patterns during the Paleogene, examining impacts of major geological events on their distribution and diversity across oceanic regions.
Drivers of the Evolution and Amplitude of African Humid Periods
Explore drivers of African Humid Periods' evolution and amplitude. Analyze climate processes, AMOC's role, and ice-sheet impacts using Earth system model simulations across different geological periods.
Pale Blue Dot - Introduction to Energy and Climate on Earth
Explore Earth's energy balance, climate change, and the greenhouse effect with Cornell Professor Toby Ault in this engaging lecture at the Museum of the Earth.
No Place Like Home: Early Earth's Atmosphere and Snowball Earth Episodes - Lecture 3
Explore early Earth's atmosphere, Snowball Earth episodes, and their connection to modern climate change with Cornell Professor Toby Ault.
Clumped Isotope Geochemistry
Explore the principles, applications, and challenges of clumped isotope geochemistry, a powerful technique for paleothermometry and understanding Earth's temperature history.
Climate and Life - A Human Retrospective
Explore climate's impact on human evolution, from early hominins to Holocene populations. Discover how paleoclimate data reveals connections between environmental changes and human development.
The Southern Ocean’s Role in Glacial Cycles - Engine Not Caboose?
Explore the Southern Ocean's critical role in Earth's climate engine and glacial cycles through multiple proxies, focusing on its impact on atmospheric CO2 levels and ocean dynamics.
Apocalypse Now and Then: The Permian Extinction and Its Relevance for Today - Lecture 5
Explore the Permian Extinction's lessons for our current era through Cornell Professor Toby Ault's insightful lecture at the Museum of the Earth.