Central Arctic Environments:

(PDF) Central Arctic surface ocean environment during the ...

core in the central Arctic Ocean, 100 kyr cycles within the Brunhes were found in løBe isotope records and faunal- sedimentological data [Spielhagen et al., 1997].

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Environmental risk of nickel in aquatic Arctic ecosystems ...

In marine environments, median Ni concentrations in snow, water, and sediment samples were 0.19 μg L −1, 0.26 μg L −1, and 40 mg Ni kg −1 respectively, with relatively small variation across the Arctic . Overall, literature data provided no evidence of elevated Ni exposure in Arctic marine environments.

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林嫣-环境科学与工程学院 - xmut.edu.cn

2021-10-4 · 林嫣-环境科学与工程学院. 师资队伍 当前位置: 首页 > 学院概况 > 师资队伍 > 正文. 林嫣. 讲师、硕导. 研究方向：环境污染生态效应研究、水环境生态环境保护、污染物在近岸水环境的来源及行为. 教育背景. l 2010年9月- 2014年7月 在长沙理工大学化学与生物工程 ...

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科研成果 – 兰州大学科技部重点创新领域创新团队 - lzu.edu.cn

2006-11-23 · Dingzhu Hu, Zhaoyong Guan, Wenshou Tian, Rongcai Ren, Recent strengthening of the stratospheric Arctic vortex response to warming in the central North Pacific, Nature Conmmuncations. DOI: 10.1038/s41467-018-04138-3

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Sea-ice microbial communities in the central Arctic

2021-6-14 · The Arctic Ocean is more susceptible to ocean acidi fication than other marine environments due to its weaker buffering capacity, while its cold surface water with relatively low salinity promotes atmospheric CO 2 uptake. We studied how sea-ice microbial communities in the central Arctic Ocean may be affected by changes in the carbonate

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A sedimentary record from the Makarov Basin, Arctic

2021-10-15 · The ICE6 sediment is characterized by inter-bedding of dark brownish and yellowish layers, indicative of interglacial/glacial environments in the central Arctic Ocean (Polyak et al., 2009; Stein et al., 2010). Samples were taken at 2-cm intervals from the total core length of 426 cm for further analysis.

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Late Quaternary dynamics of Arctic biota from ancient ...

2021-10-20 · Abstract. During the last glacial–interglacial cycle, Arctic biotas experienced substantial climatic changes, yet the nature, extent and rate of their responses are not fully understood 1, 2, 3 ...

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Arctic Ice Nucleation Sampling during MOSAiC

2021-7-27 · the central Arctic? 2. Are marine and sea ice biological processes a significant source of atmospheric INPs as compared to terrestrial sources? 3. Are open-water environments such as leads and melt ponds viable sources of INPs over the sea ice and

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Tundra Threats Explained | National Geographic Society

2020-6-9 · Tundra Threats Explained. Tundras are among the world's coldest, harshest biomes, with extreme temperatures and low rainfall. But these environments in the Arctic and on mountains are far from invulnerable, displaying sensitivity to human disruptions and climate change. Home to animals including Arctic foxes ( Vulpes lagopus ), polar bears ...

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ACP - Modelling atmospheric structure, cloud and their ...

As with most global NWP models, the MetUM does not have a prognostic aerosol/cloud scheme but uses a constant CCN concentration of 100 cm −3 over all marine environments. It is therefore unable to represent the low CCN number concentrations and the rapid variations in concentration frequently observed in the central Arctic during late summer.

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Arctic Ice Nucleation Sampling during MOSAiC

2021-7-27 · the central Arctic? 2. Are marine and sea ice biological processes a significant source of atmospheric INPs as compared to terrestrial sources? 3. Are open-water environments such as leads and melt ponds viable sources of INPs over the sea ice and

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Sea-ice microbial communities in the central Arctic

2021-6-14 · The Arctic Ocean is more susceptible to ocean acidi fication than other marine environments due to its weaker buffering capacity, while its cold surface water with relatively low salinity promotes atmospheric CO 2 uptake. We studied how sea-ice microbial communities in the central Arctic Ocean may be affected by changes in the carbonate

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Global Agenda Councils Demystifying the Arctic

2014-2-6 · central Arctic Ocean by mid-century. More detrimentally, milder winters and thawing permafrost are making road construction on ice difficult and threatening already-built infrastructure on land. As the maritime and terrestrial environments change, both indigenous peoples and animal species across the Arctic are experiencing altered hunting

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Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge » Research

The influence of periodicals and their editorial contexts on scientific discourses of the Arctic, 1789-1914. As the Central Arctic Ocean's ice melts, the Arctic region is attracting more and more attention from countries around the globe, including European states.

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Sea‐ice microbial communities in the Central Arctic Ocean ...

2021-1-20 · The Arctic Ocean is more susceptible to ocean acidification than other marine environments due to its weaker buffering capacity, while its cold surface water with relatively low salinity promotes atmospheric CO 2 uptake. We studied how sea-ice microbial communities in the central Arctic Ocean may be affected by changes in the carbonate system expected as a consequence of ocean acidification.

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Arctic wetland system dynamics under climate warming ...

2021-5-4 · 1 INTRODUCTION. The Arctic is experiencing warming at more than twice the global average in response to increasing greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations and climate change due to anthropogenic forcing (Serreze & Francis, 2006).This has drastic impacts on Arctic environments, including an intensification of the hydrological cycle (Rawlins et al., 2010), melting of glaciers and ice

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Tundra Threats Explained | National Geographic Society

2020-6-9 · Tundra Threats Explained. Tundras are among the world's coldest, harshest biomes, with extreme temperatures and low rainfall. But these environments in the Arctic and on mountains are far from invulnerable, displaying sensitivity to human disruptions and climate change. Home to animals including Arctic foxes ( Vulpes lagopus ), polar bears ...

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Environmental risk of nickel in aquatic Arctic ecosystems ...

In marine environments, median Ni concentrations in snow, water, and sediment samples were 0.19 μg L −1, 0.26 μg L −1, and 40 mg Ni kg −1 respectively, with relatively small variation across the Arctic . Overall, literature data provided no evidence of elevated Ni exposure in Arctic marine environments.

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Arctic Science Summit Week 2021

the arctic: regional changes, global impacts the changing arctic ocean: dynamics and impacts arctic climate dynamics the changing terrestrial environments: dynamics and impacts unravelling arctic ecosystem dynamics education and capacity building for the

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科研成果 – 兰州大学科技部重点创新领域创新团队 - lzu.edu.cn

2006-11-23 · Dingzhu Hu, Zhaoyong Guan, Wenshou Tian, Rongcai Ren, Recent strengthening of the stratospheric Arctic vortex response to warming in the central North Pacific, Nature Conmmuncations. DOI: 10.1038/s41467-018-04138-3

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Global Agenda Councils Demystifying the Arctic

2014-2-6 · central Arctic Ocean by mid-century. More detrimentally, milder winters and thawing permafrost are making road construction on ice difficult and threatening already-built infrastructure on land. As the maritime and terrestrial environments change, both indigenous peoples and animal species across the Arctic are experiencing altered hunting

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species in the central Arctic Ocean - Wiley Online Library

Of the two Arctic Calanus species, C. hyperboreus is typically con - sidered to be a deep basin (oceanic) species with its core distribution area lying in the Greenland Sea and central Arctic Ocean, whereas C. glacialis is classified as an Arctic shelf (neritic) species (Conover, 1988; Hirche & Mumm, 1992; Jaschnov, 1970; Kosobokova, 2012) found

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Sea‐ice microbial communities in the Central Arctic Ocean ...

2021-1-20 · The Arctic Ocean is more susceptible to ocean acidification than other marine environments due to its weaker buffering capacity, while its cold surface water with relatively low salinity promotes atmospheric CO 2 uptake. We studied how sea-ice microbial communities in the central Arctic Ocean may be affected by changes in the carbonate system expected as a consequence of ocean acidification.

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Arctic wetland system dynamics under climate warming ...

2021-5-4 · 1 INTRODUCTION. The Arctic is experiencing warming at more than twice the global average in response to increasing greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations and climate change due to anthropogenic forcing (Serreze & Francis, 2006).This has drastic impacts on Arctic environments, including an intensification of the hydrological cycle (Rawlins et al., 2010), melting of glaciers and ice

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Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge » Research

The influence of periodicals and their editorial contexts on scientific discourses of the Arctic, 1789-1914. As the Central Arctic Ocean's ice melts, the Arctic region is attracting more and more attention from countries around the globe, including European states.

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Tundra Threats Explained | National Geographic Society

2020-6-9 · Tundra Threats Explained. Tundras are among the world's coldest, harshest biomes, with extreme temperatures and low rainfall. But these environments in the Arctic and on mountains are far from invulnerable, displaying sensitivity to human disruptions and climate change. Home to animals including Arctic foxes ( Vulpes lagopus ), polar bears ...

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Mediating Environments (Next Cities): Cho, Leena, Jull ...

Mediating Environments examines fundamental and radical environmental conditions in the Arctic and provides a spectrum of innovative design approaches and spatial

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Arctic Science Summit Week 2021

the arctic: regional changes, global impacts the changing arctic ocean: dynamics and impacts arctic climate dynamics the changing terrestrial environments: dynamics and impacts unravelling arctic ecosystem dynamics education and capacity building for the

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科研成果 – 兰州大学科技部重点创新领域创新团队 - lzu.edu.cn

2006-11-23 · Dingzhu Hu, Zhaoyong Guan, Wenshou Tian, Rongcai Ren, Recent strengthening of the stratospheric Arctic vortex response to warming in the central North Pacific, Nature Conmmuncations. DOI: 10.1038/s41467-018-04138-3

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ACPD - Stability dependent increases in liquid water with ...

2021-11-8 · Cloud liquid water path (LWP) is an important control on cloud radiative properties, particularly in the Arctic, where clouds play a central role in the surface energy budget. Therefore, understanding how aerosols may alter cloud LWP is important, especially as aerosol sources such as industry and shipping move further north in a warming Arctic.

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