The Global Climate Change Foundation focuses on postdoctoral and graduate student research grants that advance climate science while contributing to a dialogue about the big questions that remain in the field of abrupt climate science.

Project Principal Investigator(s) Institution
Varnish Microlamination Dating of an Early Human Presence in North America Tanzhuo Liu Sidney Hemming Columbia University
Investigating Mercer’s Paradox Aaron Putnam The University of Maine
Drone-based LiDAR Mapping System Douglas Boyle The University of Nevada, Reno
Late-Glacial Behavior of the Southeastern Margin of the Laurentide Ice Sheet and Local Glaciers, Katahdin, Maine Brenda Hall The University of Maine
New Modes of Greenland Glacial Climate Variability Christo Buizert Oregon State University
Big Winds and Big Ice Joellen Russell Aaron Putnam George Denton The University of Arizona
The Last Glacial Maximum and Termination in the Australian Alps Aaron Putnam The University of Maine
The Last Glacial Maximum in Monsoonal Asia Aaron Putnam Aaron Putnam The University of Maine
Fieldwork in the Rwenzori Mountains of Uganda: Sample Collection for Understanding the Controls on Tropical Temperatures Meredith Kelly Dartmouth College
Atmospheric O2 concentrations from soil carbonate-hosted fluid-vapor inclusions: A potential new proxy for paleo-atmospheric pO2 Morgan Schaller Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Provenance of the Marlboro Clay, a unique formation deposited during the PETM in eastern North America Steven Goldstein Columbia University
Searles Lake Core Drilling: Paleoclimate Tim Lowenstein David McGee University of Minnesota (grant administrator)
Distal Impact Ejecta at the Paleocene-Eocene Boundary Morgan Schaller Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The Last Glacial Termination at the Heart of Asia in the Mongolian Altai Aaron Putnam The University of Maine
Be ages of Last Glacial Maximum to early Holocene-age moraines in the Rwenzori Mountains, Uganda-Democratic Republic of Congo Kayla Carroll Dartmouth College
Rock Varnish Record of Holocene Millennial-Scale Wetness Variations in the Lake Turkana Basin of Kenya, East Africa Tanzhuo Liu
Spatial-latitudinal shifts of the East Asian Summer Monsoon recorded by paleo-shorelines Dleafwax from Dali Nou’er Lake, Inner Mongolia, China Pratigya J. Polissar Columbia University
Populus euphratica and Tamarix ramossissima ð C tree-ring chronologies from the Taklamakan Desert, Xinjiang, China Laia Andreu-Hayles Columbia University
17O excess in the Deep Ocean and Innovative System for Accurate Measurements of DIC in the Deep Sea Boaz Luz Columbia University
Radiocarbon As a Reactive Tracer for Tracking Geologic CO2 Storage at the Carbfix Injection Site, Iceland Martin Stute Juerg Matter Columbia University
In situ 10 Be Production-rate Calibration for North America From the Early Holocene Marquette Moraine, Upper Peninsula of Michigan Aaron Putnam Columbia University
Holocene Snowline Changes in the Bhutanese Himalaya Aaron Putnam Columbia University
Continuing Global Pluvial Lake Studies Jay Quade The University of Arizona
Millennial-scale climate variability during the Pleistocene Stephen Barker Cardiff University
Rock varnish record of a Younger Dryas-age wet event in northern Tian Shan, western China Tanzhuo Liu Columbia University
Cosmogenic Multi-isotope Approaches to Better Understand Holocene Glacier Fluctuations Joerg Schaefer Columbia University



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