Journal articles
Snow accumulation data is a contribution to the PAGES 2k Network through the Antarctica 2k and CLIVASH2k projects.
Conceptualization of the paper emerged at a Past Global Changes (PAGES) supported workshop at the British Institute in Eastern Africa, Nairobi, Kenya, November 2015, as a contribution to PAGES working groups LandCover6k and Global Paleofire 2.
This paper thanks members of PAGES' Global Paleofire Working Group for their support for use of the Global Charcoal Database.
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Eureka Alert: Climate change had significant impact on Amazon communities before arrival of Europeans
phys.org: Climate change had significant impact on Amazon communities before arrival of Europeans
Science Daily: Past climate change: A warning for the future? Disruptions rippled out from climate change in South America
La Razon: El cambio climático hizo más daño a los pueblos precolombinos que la conquista española
La Vanguardia: La crisis climática impactó en las comunidades amazónicas antes que Colón
A contribution to the special feature ‘Ecological resilience: from theory to empirical observations using long-term datasets’ organized by the PAGES EcoRe3 Working Group.
This study benefited from discussions held during the PAGES Ocean Circulation and Carbon Cycling (OC3) workshop in Cambridge, UK, from 6–9 September 2018.
This paper is a contribution to PAGES' PALSEA working group.
A contribution to the special feature ‘Ecological resilience: from theory to empirical observations using long-term datasets’ organized by the PAGES EcoRe3 Working Group.
A contribution to the special feature ‘Ecological resilience: from theory to empirical observations using long-term datasets’ organized by the PAGES EcoRe3 Working Group.
This paper is a contribution to the PAGES Floods Working Group (FWG) Global and Planetary Change special issue "Pluridisciplinary analysis and multi-archive reconstruction of paleofloods", which is the outcome of the FWG session "Multidisciplinary reconstruction of paleofloods" held at PAGES 5th Open Science Meeting from 9-13 May 2017 in Zaragoza, Spain.
The authors are members of the Past Climate Change (PAGES) Floods Working Group (2016-2018 and 2019-2021).