Climate Change & Paleoclimate Dynamics
Paleoclimatic reconstructions from ice cores, marine sediments, and isotopic proxies examining Earth's radiative balance, Milankovitch orbital forcing, and abrupt climate transitions.
Richard B. Alley is an Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences at Penn State and a Tyler Prize Laureate, recognized for his groundbreaking research on ice sheets and climate change.
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1 courses · 9 lectures
Professor, Earth and Environmental Systems Institute
1 courses · 13 lectures
Visiting lecturer and colloquium speaker at National Academy of Sciences (Penn State University faculty).
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Paleoclimatic reconstructions from ice cores, marine sediments, and isotopic proxies examining Earth's radiative balance, Milankovitch orbital forcing, and abrupt climate transitions.
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