Timing is everything in a game of two hemispheres

James W. C. White () and Eric J. Steig
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James W. C. White: Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, Campus Box 450, University of Colorado
Eric J. Steig: Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, Campus Box 450, University of Colorado

Nature, 1998, vol. 394, issue 6695, 717-718

Abstract: What causes ice ages, and other episodes of violent climate change? One clue comes from a new study of ice cores, which, unexpectedly, seems to show rapid warming events happening first in the Southern Hemisphere.

Date: 1998
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