One scientist drills into the past to figure out ocean warming (Rapid City Journal)
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Grothe Shares Insight From Research on Ocean Warming on Christmas Island
Pamela Grothe, a climate scientist at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Va., is working to understand how much of these El Niño temperature surges are related to the warming climate.Grothe and her team have traveled to the [Christmas] island several times to collect samples by drilling cores through corals and taking them back […]
Grothe’s Research Featured in ‘Richmond Times-Dispatch’
Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences Pamela Grothe’s research appeared in a recent article titled “How we know past climate without thermometers” in The Richmond Times-Dispatch. A picture of Grothe drilling into 5,000-year-old coral with help from Florida State University Assistant Professor Alyssa Atwood, as part of their research in 2018 on Christmas (Kiritimati) […]
How we know past climate without thermometers (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Grothe’s Climate Change Insight Blasts Through Media
Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences Pamela Grothe spoke to The Richmond Times-Dispatch for an article titled “One scientist drills into the past to figure out ocean warming.” Grothe is working to understand how much of these El Niño temperature surges are related to the warming climate. Read more. Grothe received more than 70 […]