MEES718A

Study Groups on Issues in Marine Estuarine Enviornmental Sciences; Finding Facts in The Day After Tomorrow Scenario

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Measurements since 2004 indicate a decreasing trend in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) flow intensity. Is this the beginning of a global warming induced AMOC slowdown or shutdown? We will put together a review paper of modern and paleo observations of the AMOC with our goal to put modern AMOC changes into their histo- rical context with the best available data, as well as to summarize how we might clarify remaining questions and ambiguities. Taught over the Interactive Video Network (IVN).

Sister Courses: MEES718, MEES718B, MEES718C, MEES718D, MEES718E, MEES718F, MEES718G, MEES718H, MEES718I, MEES718J, MEES718K, MEES718U, MEES718V, MEES718W, MEES718X, MEES718Y

Spring 2023

Carys Mitchelmore

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Jeremy Testa

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Laura Lapham

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Lora Harris

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Ryan Woodland

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Past Semesters

Hali Kilbourne

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