ERC Consolidator Grant · 2024
The magnitude and consequences of future climate change depend on how Earth’s climate will respond to atmospheric chemistry alterations – vastly related to human activities. However, the complexity of the climate system makes future scenarios hard to predict. The geological record is our best source of information to constrain these scenarios by studying periods of Earth’s history during which volcanic degassing from outstanding magmatic episodes (Large Igneous Provinces, LIPs) acted as major forcing agents of climate and environmental change. Earth-system models that aim to reconstruct the global consequences of LIPs degassing proliferated in recent years, but they urgently lack…
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