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Møns Klint – where Denmark was born
There is something about mighty white cliffs. During World war II, the iconic White Cliffs of Dover was a symbol of freedom, of Britain as the bulwark against the nazi […]
What geology can teach us about climate change: On wine, vikings and ice skating (and big, bad volcanoes)
“The medieval warm period” was the time when English kings grew their own wine, and Vikings settled on Greenland. It lasted three centuries from around 950 to 1250, when climate […]
What geology can teach us about climate change: The Earth’s drunkard walk between warm and cold
In the previous posts, we looked at how the big theater of plate tectonics has created both ice ages and hot greenhouses on Earth. Now, we will get back to […]