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Professor in Physical Oceanography working with tides in the Earth system. Faculty at School of Ocean Sciences, Bangor University. He/him/his.
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We compiled a bunch of temperature proxy data and concluded that the Miocene Climatic "Optimum" wasn't significantly warmer than the rest of the (very warm) early Miocene. The MMCT was definitely a cooling. Implications for CO2 versus ocean circulation mechanisms. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Show PostNot my best work ever but a serviceable Yorkshire pudding for my first attempt!
Show Postin Sunday school he was perplexed by the story of Noahh where it rained 40 days and 40 nights and the world came to an end. To him, it just seemed like normal weather for Iceland (at least around Keflavik). Actually Akureyri is quite sunny and verdant. A very nice place to be,
Show PostI can't expect people who live in Hawaii to appreciate Iceland's climate. Iceland really is amazing, and I find its weather invigorating. Intimidating to be sure, but invigorating. One Icelandic geology guide who accompanied a student field trip I was helping with remarked that when he was
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