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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2007

NEBRASKA LECTURE | Through Layers of Mud and Time: A Long-Term Perspective on Environmental Change

from Public Lectures and Addresses · host Sheri Fritz

Fritz, a Willa Cather professor of geosciences and biological sciences, will explain how her research on mud that accumulates in the bottom of lakes holds clues to the history of the lake as well as the surrounding land and climate. Fritz and her colleagues study lake mud and its contents to reconstruct the history of climate change and develop a long-term perspective on how humans impact their environment.

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