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Rob Dunbar: Descobrindo climas antigos nos oceanos e no gelo

Filmed Apr 2010 • Posted Sep 2010Mission Blue Voyage
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Rob Dunbar vai à caça de dados sobre o nosso clima desde há 12.000 anos atrás, encontrando pistas em antigos leitos marinhos e corais e dentro de mantos de gelo. O seu trabalho é vital no estabelecimento de bases de referência para a fixação do nosso clima actual -- e para o rastreamento do mortífero aumento da acidificação dos oceanos.

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 »

Translated into Portuguese by Nuno Miranda Ribeiro
Reviewed by Mia Martin
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