Geochemical analysis from the last ice age may hold clues for future climate change and preparedness strategies
Wednesday, July 15, 2020 - 08:30
in Earth & Climate
Stalagmites from Lake Shasta Caverns (LSC) – located in northern California within an important transitional climate zone between the Pacific Northwest and southwestern United States—hold geochemical clues to help researchers understand how climate changed during the end of the last ice age (14,000—37,000 years ago) and predict what may happen amid climatic changes in modern times.