Ice-age abrupt climate shifts were not as fast as thought, new study finds

New high-resolution speleothem records from China and India, together with isotope-enabled climate models, show that abrupt glacial ocean circulation recoveries took centuries, not decades—a finding with important implications for how we as...

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