Interdisciplinary Views on the Impacts of Volcanic Eruptions: From Global to Personal

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Matthew Toohey, Francis Ludlow, Allegra LeGrande, Kevin J. Anchukaitis, Michael Sigl, Interdisciplinary Views on the Impacts of Volcanic Eruptions: From Global to Personal, Past Global Changes Magazine, 24, 2, 2016, 78
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Marie Curie
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The inaugural workshop of the PAGES Volcanic Impacts on Climate and Society (VICS) working group convened approximately 50 established and early-career researchers from across Europe, North America, South America and Asia. Attendees, representing a wide range of research fields, presented on topics grouped into three broad themes: reconstructing volcanic activity and climate forcing through time, climatic responses to volcanic eruptions, and societal resilience and vulnerability to volcanically induced climate change. Discussion sessions focusing on key cross-cutting scientific questions were held to stimulate brainstorming of potential products for the working group.
Author: Ludlow, Francis
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Past Global Changes Magazine
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Digital Humanities , Making Ireland , Smart & Sustainable Planet , CLIMATE CHANGE , CLIMATE-CHANGE , Climate Change , Climate Change , Climate Change , Climate Change , Climate Change Impacts on the Environment , Climate History , GLOBAL CLIMATE-CHANGE , Historical Climatology , Ice cores , Irish History , VOLCANISM , climate change impacts , environmental history , explosive volcanism , human-environmental relations , socio-ecological systems
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http://dx.doi.org/10.22498/pages.24.2.78
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2411-605X
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