Oxygen isotope proxy errors corrected in Greenland ice cores
source: http://www.scholarsandrogues.com/2009/09/22/oxygen-proxy-errors-corrected/
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When modern climatologists want temperature data farther back in time than the first globally-distributed temperature measurements, they have to use a proxy that, when calibrated properly, indirectly measures temperature.
A new study in the journal Nature corrects a previously uncorrected error in the Greenland ice sheet temperature proxy and, at the same time, determines that the Greenland ice sheet responds to temperature increases more than previously believed.
More at the link.
A new study in the journal Nature corrects a previously uncorrected error in the Greenland ice sheet temperature proxy and, at the same time, determines that the Greenland ice sheet responds to temperature increases more than previously believed.
More at the link.
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