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C3W Scientist is Geological Society award winner
Professor Siwan Davies, a C3W scientist from Swansea University’s Department of Geography, is to receive the Lyell Fund Award from the Geological Society of London for her noteworthy published research...
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Survey findings reveal public perceptions of climate change
A major survey by C3W scientists reveals belief in climate change and levels of concern in Wales are now at their highest level for a number of years. The survey...
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Reconstructing the last ice cap over Wales
Paper by Henry Patton Numerical modelling By studying the geological ‘footprint’ left by glaciers on a landscape i.e. landforms and sediments, it is possible to make interpretations on how former...
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Climate Week and C3W
C3W are proud to be involved in a number of events during this year’s national Climate Week. Climate Week is Britain’s biggest climate change campaign, inspiring a new wave of...
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Melvyn Bragg discusses Ice Ages with Dr Carrie Lear on ‘In Our Time’
Recently the highly successful BBC radio series In Our Time discussed Ice Ages. One of the three participant experts on this topic Was Dr Carrie Lear from Cardiff University’s School of Earth...
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Probing the dark side of life on Arctic glaciers
Aberystwyth University researchers have measured the “microbial budget” of a glacier surface for the first time, discovering how bacteria may help melt glaciers. Glaciers and permanent snow contain around 24...
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Measuring sea temperature in the Arctic TEA-COSI research cruise
The Arctic Research Programme project TEACOSI, is studying the current behaviour of the Arctic Ocean and its sea ice, with the view to reducing the degree of uncertainty in future prediction of...
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Climate Science, the Public and the News Media
Professor Nick Pidgeon from the School of Psychology, Cardiff University, along with Dr Emily Shuckburgh and Dr Rosie Robinson, has published a summary of the findings from a survey and...