Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #paleoclimatology
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1/x Bringing receipts that @NatGeoMag has been talking about #climate change for not as long as Arrhenius but for at least decades. Those writers asserting that “no one was talking about climate change until recently” per @JacquelynGill, could benefit from some history…to wit
2/x This Nov. 1976 @natgeo article “What’s Happening to Our Climate?” included discussion of #paleoclimatology…ice core records 
3/x In Oct. 1990 this piece asked “Is Our World Warming?” and included Mauna Loa #CO2 records and greenhouse effect illustrations w/ this: “Humans have disrupted the natural carbon cycle by burning fossil fuels for energy and by clearing forests..”
In honor of #NationalFossilDay today, #EarthCube celebrates some of its #paleo domain projects - partnerships among geoscientists, software engineers, & data experts to develop practices and software tools to help answer critical science questions.
Roughly chronologically:
Roughly chronologically:
.#EarthCube started with a set of @NSF_GEO funded workshops, hosted by leading geoscientists with end users in their own fields, to first gather science needs. Result: priorities for critical questions in 24 domains + overall summary. Paleogeoscience here: earthcube.org/sites/default/…
@NSF_GEO Priorities coming out of the 2013 end-user workshop went into a 2015 @NSF RCNetwork, Cyberinfrastructure for Paleogeosciences (C4P), to share community info, recommend best practices, work with repositories, and inform tool development. Summary: earthcube.org/sites/default/…
