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Ocean temperature reconstructed over the last 700,000 years

Ocean temperature reconstructed over the last 700,000 years Bern’s ice core researchers were already able to demonstrate in 2008 how the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere has changed over the past 800,000 years. Now, using the same ice core from the Antarctic, the group led by Bernese climate researcher Hubertus Fischer shows the maximum and minimum values between which the mean ocean temperature has fluctuated over the past 700,000 years. The results of the reconstruction have just been published in the journal Climate of the Past. The study’s key findings: Mean ocean temperatures have been very similar over the last seven ice ages, averaging about 3.3 °C colder than the pre-industrial reference period, as already suggested by syntheses of deep water temperatures from marine sediments. However, ocean temperatures in the warm periods 450,000 years ago were much colder and CO2 concentrations were lower than in our present warm period, despite similar solar radiation. The n

South Coast Researcher Discovers Huge Undersea Toxic Waste Site Off Southern California Coastline

/ A drum filled with toxic waste on the ocean floor between Long Beach and Catalina. It s believed there could be hundreds of thousands of similar barrels in the region, some dating back to the 1940 s. There could be thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of barrels of toxic waste dumped in along the Southern California coast. A South Coast researcher has discovered a major environmental crisis that’s been hidden for decades, under the surface of the ocean. There are hundreds, perhaps thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of barrels of discarded toxic waste on the ocean floor between Long Beach, and Catalina.

Carbon dioxide levels now higher than at any time in past 3 6 million years | Earth

April 14, 2021 Levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane continued to rise in 2020, said NOAA, despite the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic response. Levels of climate-warming carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane in the atmosphere continued to rise in 2020, with CO2 levels reaching their highest point in 3.6 million years, according to NOAA research, despite the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic response. According to the NOAA report, released April 7, 2021, the global average for CO2 in the atmosphere in 2020 was 412.5 parts per million (ppm) in 2020, rising by 2.6 ppm during the year. That rate of increase was the fifth-highest in NOAA’s 63-year record.

Meet the astronauts going on the NASA, SpaceX Crew-2 mission

Meet the astronauts going on the NASA, SpaceX Crew-2 mission
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