Pushing climate change science to the roof of the world

Mayewski, PA; Gajurel, AP; Elvin, S; Athans, P; Dinley, T; Sherpa, P; Elmore, AC; Ghimire, J; Perry, LB; Matthews, Tom; Anker, C; Guilford, SW; Hubbard, MS; Putnam, AE; Seimon, TA; Seimon, A; Ghimire, S; Tait, AM

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Pushing climate change science to the roof of the world

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posted on 2021-02-04, 10:00 authored by PA Mayewski, AP Gajurel, S Elvin, P Athans, T Dinley, P Sherpa, AC Elmore, J Ghimire, LB Perry, Tom Matthews, C Anker, SW Guilford, MS Hubbard, AE Putnam, TA Seimon, A Seimon, S Ghimire, AM Tait

The National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Everest Expedition is a multidisciplinary project dedicated to understanding climate change and its impacts, improving climate predictions, and providing a framework for future research in mountain environments. This issue of One Earth offers a first look at the science emerging from the expedition.

History

School

Social Sciences and Humanities

Department

Geography and Environment

Published in

One Earth

Volume

3

Issue

5

Pages

556 - 560

Publisher

Cell Press

Version

AM (Accepted Manuscript)

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Publisher statement

This paper was accepted for publication in the journal One Earth and the definitive published version is available at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.oneear.2020.10.021.