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Científicos reconstruyen 240 años de información paleoceanográfica en el estrecho de Bransfield mediante testigos de sedimentos
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El nivel del agua del mar Caspio bajará hasta 18 metros durante este siglo
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It May Be Too Late to Save The World s Largest Lake From Climate Change
26 DECEMBER 2020
Most people know the world s oceans are on the rise, but further inland, the scales of climate change are tipping in the exact opposite direction.
As melting glaciers feed fresh water to the oceans, heat and drought are draining our lakes and inland seas of precious liquid.
The largest inland body of water on Earth, the Caspian Sea, is on a particularly precipitous decline, according to a new study published in
Communications Earth & Environment.
Scientists are now warning this salty body of water will fall between 9 and 18 metres (30 and 59 feet) by the end of the century, if emissions continue to rise. A decline of that magnitude would evaporate nearly the entire northern Caspian shelf and some of the Turkmen shelf to the southeast. The eastern margin would be completely desiccated , say researchers.
Entre vacina e nova cepa, Europa se arma contra a covid-19
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Leibniz Prizes 2021: DFG awards four female and six male researchers
The latest recipients of the most prestigious research funding prize in Germany have been announced: the Joint Committee of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) today awarded the 2021 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize to four female and six male researchers. They had previously been selected from 131 nominees by the selection committee responsible. Of the ten prizewinners, there are two each from the humanities and social sciences, the natural sciences and the engineering sciences, and four from the life sciences. Each will receive prize money of €2.5 million. They are entitled to use these funds for their research work in any way they wish, without bureaucratic obstacles, for up to seven years.. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Joint Committee met by video conference. The Leibniz Prizes 2021 will be awarded virtually on 15 March.