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Climate Change in the Antarctic

The Deputy Director of the BAS will give a lecture on the effects of climate change on the Antarctic


In parts of Antarctica, rates of measured climate warming are the highest anywhere in the Southern Hemisphere – in another part, there has been a cooling. How are we to interpret such a complex pattern of climate change, and what are the implications for the future of the Last Continent?

The latest report by the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change, identifies the response of the great ice sheet of Antarctica and Greenland to climate change is the greatest uncertainty in projections of sea-level rise. Why, when so much other climate science seems to be converging, is there still so much uncertainty in this particular part of the puzzle?

In a wide ranging talk covering many aspects of climate change and its significance to Antarctica and the rest of the Planet, David Vaughan will try to cast some light on these issues, which may turn not to be as simple as the sound bites would lead us to believe.


Speaker(s):

Professor David Vaughan | talks

 

Date and Time:

19 February 2007 at 7:30 pm

Duration:

1 hour 30 minutes

 

Venue:

Sussex History of Medicine Society
St Richards Hospital
Spitalfields Lane
Chichester
PO19 6SE



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Tickets:

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Additional Information:

Lectures take place at the Wolfson Lecture Theatre in Churchill Colledge, Cambridge; they start at 7.30pm promptly, and last for about one hour. This is followed by about 20 minutes of questions from the floor; we finish by 9pm, sharp.

The Organising Secretary may be contacted by emailing richard.freeman@sagentia.com

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