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February 2017

/ Uncategorized / By Rebekah Ann Stein

Nathan was part of the panel at the UM Museum of Natural History’s monthly Science Cafe on February 23rd. Along with Chris Poulsen from EES, Nathan discussed how we can use paleoclimatic data to understand the impacts of future climate change on both ecosystems and people.

You can find the podcast for this Science Cafe discussion here!

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