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Home
About
Lab Members
FOR@M Lab
Teaching
Contact
Research Projects
Current NSF Grants
Respired Carbon Storage in the Pacific
No evidence for equatorial Pacific dust fertilisation
ITCZ Movement
Climate-related response of dust
Opportunities for Students
Research Cruises
Nordic Seas - 2023
Labrador Sea - 2017
Antarctica & Patagonia - 2016
Trans Atlantic - 2013
Equatorial Pacific - 2012
Sci Comm + Teaching
Virtual Field Trips
Popular Press Coverage
Project Eddie - Biogeochemistry Module
Climate Reconstruction from the Sedimentary Record Module
Ocean Carbon Storage and Acidification Module
Publications
FOR@M Blog
CV
Allison Jacobel
June 16, 2015

Sediment Cores from Exuma's Shores

Allison Jacobel
June 16, 2015

Wondering why Lamont's paleoclimate grad students did a week of fieldwork in the Bahamas this June?

For one of the many answers, check out my new blog on our sediment coring efforts on Exuma to reconstruct past hurricane strikes. It's hosted by Columbia University's Earth Institute on their State of the Planet Blog.

Allison

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