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Scientists Predict Faster Retreat for Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier
Study Identifies Underwater Ridge Critical to Future Flow
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Climate Scientist Studies Ancient Shorelines
The seas are rising, as they have during past periods of warming in earth’s history. Estimates of how high they will go in the next few thousand years range from five meters, putting greater Miami underwater, to 40 meters, wiping most of Florida off the map. “The range of estimates is huge to the point…
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Ocean Currents Speed Melting of Antarctic Ice
A Major Glacier is Undermined From Below
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Cities Lead on Climate Problems, and Solutions
New Report Analyzes Urban Areas Across the World
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No Longer Anchored, Antarctic Ice Stream Surges to Sea
Under-Ice Sub Finds Ridge That May Have Held Back Pine Island Glacier
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Leaders of Distinction: The Lamont Research Professor
Robin Bell will soon become one of the most senior Observatory researchers to receive the title of Lamont Research Professor, which elevates the status of Lamont’s distinguished researchers to something akin to tenure in the University setting, and which will support Lamont’s recruitment efforts of such dedicated educator/researchers well into the future.
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New York’s Blueprint for Climate Resilience
Panel Tells City to Brace for Heat Waves, High Water
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Climate Change Could Drive Vast Human Migrations
Displacements Already Underway, Says Report
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Nearly All of Antarctica Is Warming
New Study Shows Steady 50-Year Rise
