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SUMMARY:North Atlantic variability and its link to European climate and hi
 story over the last 3000 years - Paola Moffa Sanchez\, Cardiff University
DTSTART:20171130T173000Z
DTEND:20171130T183000Z
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CONTACT:Dr Rachael Rhodes
DESCRIPTION:The subpolar North Atlantic is a key location for the Earth's 
 climate system. In the Labrador Sea\, intense winter air–sea heat exchan
 ge drives the formation of deep waters and the surface circulation of warm
  waters around the subpolar gyre. This process therefore has the ability t
 o formation of Labrador Sea Water. Yet\, crucially\, its longer-term histo
 ry and links with European climate remain limited. We present new decadall
 y-resolved marine proxy\nreconstructions which suggest weakened Labrador S
 ea Water formation and gyre strength with similar timing to the centennial
  cold periods recorded in terrestrial climate archives and historical reco
 rds over the last 3000 years. These new data support that subpolar North A
 tlantic\ncirculation changes\, likely forced by increased southward flow o
 f Arctic waters\, contributed to modulating the climate of Europe with imp
 ortant societal impacts as revealed in European history.
LOCATION:Latimer Room (Old Court)\, Clare College\, Trinity Lane
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