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A groundbreaking study by our partner American Geophysical Union reveals that oceans may have been warmer than previously thought.    Using advanced ice core analysis, researchers have gained new insights into Earth's energy balance, mainly how ocean heat content (OHC) has changed over time. The study highlights the role of xenon, krypton, and nitrogen trapped in ice core air bubbles, which help reconstruct past OHC. Findings suggest that the ocean was slightly warmer than estimated during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) around 20,000 years ago. This revised understanding is vital for unraveling the history of global #climate and the role of oceans as a significant heat reservoir.    At the #NewYorkClimateExchange, we are proud to collaborate with global leaders in climate science who provide invaluable insights into our planet's climate, past, present, and future.    Read the full study here: https://lnkd.in/e7pnpmjt   #ClimateScience #ClimateResearch #OceanWarming #ClimateAction #EarthScience 

Global Ocean Cooling of 2.3°C During the Last Glacial Maximum

Global Ocean Cooling of 2.3°C During the Last Glacial Maximum

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