SURVIVING CLIMATE CHANGE - PART 1" RESEARCH
1. Natural Causes of Climate Change
Reference 1 – Quanta Magazine article detailing natural causes of climate change
Reference 2 – BGS (British Geological Survey) article about causes of climate change
Reference 3 – Publication regarding causes and evidence of climate change (2020) by The Royal Society.
Reference 4 – Fifth assessment report by IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) investigating science basis for climate change
Reference 5 – Assessment of climate change causes by the EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency)
Reference 6 – Harvard research paper regarding Gaia Hypothesis
Reference 7 – Science Direct overview on Gaia Hypothesis
Reference 8 – Overview by Science Direct on the Glacial-Interglacial Cycle (Milankovitch Cycles)
Reference 9 – Journal of Climatology study on Milankovitch cycles, solar activity and CO2
Reference 10 – NASA review of Milankovitch Cycles
Reference 11 – Research article posted by AGU Publications on the MECO
Reference 12 – Research paper released by PubMed investigating methane reserves under Antarctic sheet
Reference 13 – News article published by the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) detailing GHG emissions caused by livestock
2. Previous Mass Extinctions
Reference 1 – ThoughtCo article on Earth’s 5 mass extinctions
Reference 2 – World Atlas timeline of 5 mass extinctions
3. Earth's Climate Change Cycles
Reference 3 – Article written by the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) about Earth’s natural climate cycles
Reference 4 – Article written by The Human Origin Project about Earth’s cyclical ice ages
See previous links about Milankovitch Cycles
4. Melting of Antarctic/Arctic Ice Caps
Reference 1 – Examination of Arctic ice caps melting published by Scientific American
Reference 2 – Article discussing the melting of polar ice caps, published by Discover Magazine
5. Antarctica Without Ice
Reference 1 – Article by National Geographic displaying what the world would look like without ice
Reference 2 – Article by National Geographic discussing land mass underneath the Antarctic sheet
Reference 3 – Live Science article discussing what Antarctica looked like before the Ice Age
Reference 4 – Guardian interview with Prof. Jane Francis regarding pre-Ice Age Antarctica