DEADLINE EXTENDED to order a hard copy of the Past Global Changes Magazine
Magazine: Volume 30 - No. 2 - October 2022
Request to order a hard copy deadline: 31 October DEADLINE EXTENDED TO SUNDAY, 6 NOVEMBER 2022.
PAGES is committed to providing access to paleoscience in an accessible and informative way. Past Global Changes Magazine is a free magazine with this aim, published twice annually, and delivered in hard copy format, free of charge, to those who are interested.
Understanding past, present, and future changes in Arctic and Antarctic sea ice is crucial to understanding a wide range of interconnected impacts. This special issue contains articles describing novel proxies and reconstructions of sea ice at a range of timescales from both poles, highlighting some state-of-the-art knowledge in this field.
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