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Rob Dunbar: alla scoperta di antichi climi negli oceani e nel ghiaccio

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Rob Dunbar è alla ricerca di dati su com'era il nostro clima 12.000 anni fa. Gli indizi li trova negli antichi fondali marini, nei coralli e nelle lastre di ghiaccio. Il suo lavoro è fondamentale per stabilire le linee di base per migliorare nostro clima attuale e per seguire le tracce dell'aumento della mortale acidificazione degli oceani.

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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