Syracuse paleoclimatologists use ancient sedi : vimarsana.co

<p>With global warming apparently here to stay, a team of paleoclimatologists from Syracuse University, George Mason University and the University of Connecticut are studying an ancient source to determine future rainfall and drought patterns: fossilized plants that lived on Earth millions of years ago.</p>

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