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2020 | BYRD CENTER CLIMATE SYMPOSIUM

Thank you all for participating in another successful symposium. I hope new connections were made to bring our vast campus together in working on these critical issues.

We will be following up on these discussions with more communications and events in the near future. In the meantime, feel free to contact me with thoughts or questions.

Ian Howat
Director, Byrd Polar & Climate Research Center
Professor & Distinguished University Scholar, School of Earth Sciences

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Dr. Lonnie Thompson and Dr. Ellen Mosley-Thompson hold an ice core.
October 28, 2020

WOSU All Sides with Ann Fisher, Featuring Lonnie Thompson & Ellen Mosley-Thompson

Lonnie and Ellen appeared on WOSU's All Sides with Ann Fisher on Tuesday, Oct. 27, to discuss the importance of the ice archives at the OSU Byrd Center and supporting the Buckeye Ice Campaign to…

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October 21, 2020

Shrinking glaciers have created a new normal for Greenland's ice sheet – consistent ice loss for the foreseeable future

As Greenland’s glaciers retreat, they are losing ice at a faster and faster rate. Michalea King, CC BY-ND

Michalea King, The Ohio State University

Greenland is the largest…

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October 12, 2020

Indigenous Peoples' Day

By Chris Booker,

Originally published in Ohio State News.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day honored at Ohio State The day promotes the visibility of Native peoples

 

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Mother Nature's Quarantine: How the Earth benefited from people
September 18, 2020

Mother Nature's Quarantine: How the Earth benefited from people staying home

Dr. Ellen Mosley-Thompson talks with Mackenzie Bart of WBNS News about how ice cores preserve records of human activity, atmospheric changes, and viruses and bacteria.

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