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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Tiny fossils reveal ice history

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Microscopic fossils found deep under the ocean floor reveal details about Antarctica's warmer past.

Association of Polar Early Career Scientists - Martha T. Muse Prize...

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Tim Naish has been awarded the Muse Prize, for his outstanding research in understanding Antarctica's response to past and present ...

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Tim Naish: Antarctic ice shelves. Accu Weather Antarctica's Ice Shelves Experiencing Accelerated Losses. TIME The Antarctic's Floating Ice Shelves Are Melting ...

is a New Zealand glaciologist. He is the Director of the Antarctic Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. He has written about the collapse of Antarctica's Larsen B ice shelf. In 2002, between January 31 and March 7 the Larsen B ice shelf collapsed and broke up. Tim Naish warned that the ice shelf of Weddell Sea is imperiled, and if the temperature rises by 3 °C, the ice shelves of Antarctica will become thinner.

Secrets of the Ice: Antarctica's Clues to Climate, the Universe, and...

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Antarctica is the only continent without permanent human habitation, yet it may hold the key to our survival. More than just a frontier for exploration,...

Secrets of the Ice: Antarctica's Clues to Climate, the Universe, and ...

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ANTARCTICA NZ PICTORIAL COLLECTION: TIM NAISH/. factors that have triggered changes in ice cover during Antarctica's geologically Tim Naish, Stuart ...

Google Groups: kiwis solve global warming riddle

: ... led by victoria university antarctic research centre director tim naish, found seas were warm enough to melt a large chunk of antarctica's ice when ...

Google Groups: Antarctica's ice cap has melted at least 20 times before.

: ... we've drilled is round about three million years old and we're seeing 20 or so cycles of ice shelf growth and then collapse," says scientist Tim Naish.

Prof Tim Naish on predicting future sea level rises

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Prof Tim Naish, Director of the Antarctic Research Centre, on how Antarctica's history is relevant in predicting future sea levels.

Tim Naish - Tinker-Muse Prizewww.museprize.org › Award Recipients

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Professor Tim Naish has been awarded the Muse Prize, for his outstanding research in understanding Antarctica's response to past and present climate ...