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Letter |
Caribbean coral growth influenced by anthropogenic aerosol emissions
Multi-decadal variability in coral growth rates has been documented throughout the Caribbean over the past 150–200 years. Analyses of observational and model data suggest that anthropogenic aerosols were a key driver of variations in coral growth in the western Caribbean in the second half of the twentieth century.
- Lester Kwiatkowski
- , Peter M. Cox
- & Hector M. Guzman
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News & Views |
Patterns of tropical warming
The effect of rising greenhouse-gas emissions on climate is not uniform across the globe. An analysis of the mechanisms behind model-projected changes in ocean temperature gives greater confidence in the pattern of tropical warming and its potential impacts.
- Amy C. Clement
- , Andrew C. Baker
- & Julie Leloup