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Ancient Ocean Sediments Hold Clues About Warm Winds and Climate Change, Finds Study FOLLOW US ON: It is a common suggestion in philosophy ‘to learn from the past’ but it is also true in Science. A group of scientists believe to know the full effect of a warming climate on the future is to discover how the winds worked in the past. And how do they achieve that? By looking at ancient dust from the ocean. Columbia University s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory’s climate researchers have proposed that by tracking how ancient westerly winds worked one can gauge the warming winds and their effects in the future. The field is of palaeoclimatology (the study of past climate) isn’t something new, but their proposed methods are definitely insightful and innovative.

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