Extraordinary moments in climate history are interesting to explore; you could come across useful information for our current situation. NESSC researcher Cindy Schrader is investigating temperature peaks called hyperthermals dating 50 million
/ read moreThe Antarctic ice sheets are melting faster than previously thought, according to last week's news articles. This century the sea level will rise an extra meter. Reason to panic? NESSC colleague Michiel
/ read moreSeminar on global change during the Anthropocene On the occasion of the honorary degree of Sybil Seitzinger Wednesday March 30, 2016 13:30 – 16:30 hrs Drinks afterwards Sign up by email: a.exel@uu.nl Location: Utrecht University,
/ read moreNESSC scientists do not only work together nationally, but also work with international researchers to investigate climate processes. This Tuesday, an international study about the effect of CO2 concentration
/ read moreMeltwater from Greenland ice sheet is released faster due to ice formation near the surface A new study of the so called firn layers of the Greenland ice sheet, published
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