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Elemental

Stephen Porder Brown University
Earth Sciences

Geomorphological changes in the coastal area of Farasan Al-Kabir Island

Kosmas Pavlopoulos Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi
Earth Sciences

A grass-roots science movement to rebuild Lebanon

American University of Beirut
Earth Sciences

Intrinsic Capability

University of Sheffield
Earth Sciences

Estimating climate sensitivity using two-zone energy balance models

University College Dublin
Earth Sciences

The Arctic Observing Summit

Arizona State University
Earth Sciences

Tipping Positive Change to Avoid Climate Tipping Points

University of Exeter
Earth Sciences

Solar variability and its influence on climate

Imperial College London
Earth Sciences

Early human evolution, climate change and brain expansion

University College London
Earth Sciences

Genome sequencing of the ash tree

Queen Mary University London
Earth Sciences

Park Land: How open data can improve our urban green spaces

Oxford Brookes
Earth Sciences

Drought, disease, defoliation and death

Royal Holloway University of London
Earth Sciences

Future Rx: optimism, preparation, acceptance of risk

Cornell University
Earth Sciences

Why has the glaciation of Greenland only developed so recently?

Cornell University
Earth Sciences

Plant evolution and speciation

QMUL University London
Earth Sciences

Conifer species migration lag in the pacific northwest region

Royal Holloway University of London
Earth Sciences

A New England Food Vision

Brandeis University
Earth Sciences

Depth of origin of magma in eruptions

Royal Holloway University of London
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