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Global Warming
To conduct research on global warming
CU-Boulder scientists monitor sites around the world. Their research
follows trends from ancient history through the present day, by using
techniques such as ice core analysis and research using satellites.
This collection of articles on global warming presents a view of CU-Boulder's
research on global warming.
News Releases
Arctic
Sea Ice Shrinking, Greenland Ice Sheet Melting, According To Study
Increased
Strength In Asian Southwest Monsoon May Be Result Of Warming, Say Researchers
Colorado
Alpine Lakes Show Troubling Changes
Antarctic
Ice Shelf Collapses In Largest Event Of Last 30 Years
Global
Sea Levels Likely To Rise Higher In 21st Century Than Previous Predictions
CU Research
Indicates Alaska's Columbia Glacier Will Retreat 10 Miles
New Study
Shows Early Signals Of Climate Change In Earth's Cold Regions
Environmental
Studies Program Becoming Increasingly Popular
Antarctic
Ice Shelf Collapse Triggered By Warmer Summers
Long-Term
River And Lake Ice Records Show Warming Trend In Northern Hemisphere
Antarctic
Ice Core Hints Abrupt Warming Some 12,500 Years Ago May Have Been Global
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