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Record-breaking warm winter intensifies efforts to transform Wisconsin s agricultural landscape

Record-breaking warm winter intensifies efforts to transform Wisconsin s agricultural landscape
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Five UW-Madison research projects to watch this spring

Five UW-Madison research projects to watch this spring
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Wisconsinites take on climate change at UN conference, shine a light on human health impacts

Wisconsinites take on climate change at UN conference, shine a light on human health impacts
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Antarctica s ancient ice sheets foreshadow dynamic changes in Earth s future

Madison WI (SPX) Dec 01, 2023 - Nineteen million years ago, during a time known as the early Miocene, massive ice sheets in Antarctica rapidly and repeatedly grew and receded. The Miocene is widely considered a potential analog fo

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Antarctica s ancient ice sheets foreshadow dy

<p>Identifying how and why Antarctica's major ice sheets behaved the way they did in the early Miocene could help inform understanding of the sheets' behavior under a warming climate. Together, the ice sheets lock a volume of water equivalent to more than 50 meters of sea level rise and influence ocean currents that affect marine food webs and regional climates. Their fate has profound consequences for life nearly everywhere on Earth.</p> <p> </p>

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