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Rob Dunbar: Descubriendo los climas antiguos en los océanos y el hielo

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Rob Dunbar busca datos sobre el clima de hace 12.000 años, encontrando pistas en los lechos marinos, corales antiguos y dentro de las capas de hielo. Su trabajo es vital en el establecimiento de líneas de base para arreglar nuestro clima actual y para el seguimiento del aumento letal en la acidificación del océano.

Rob Dunbar looks deeply at ancient corals and sediments to study how the climate and the oceans have shifted over the past 50 to 12,000 years -- and how the Antarctic ecosystem is changing right now. Full bio »

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