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14/08/2012

Duration:: 30 minutes

First broadcast:: Tuesday 14 August 2012

Adam Walton visits Bangor University to hear how long-lived marine molluscs are helping scientists discover the changes in Earth's climate over the centuries.

Ancient Climate

Adam Walton visits Bangor University School of Ocean Sciences to hear about research into long-living Icelandic clams which are helping scientists to unveil some of the secrets of Earth's climate over the last thousand years. We also hear how Swansea based scientists are also gaining an insight into ancient climate using information gained from tree rings.

Bangor School of Ocean Sciences

Climate change research at Bangor

Swansea University research

BBC Science & Nature - Climate Change

BBC Radio WalesTue 14 Aug 2012 19:00 BBC Radio Wales
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