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- 19th Century Eutrophication of a Remote Northern Lake: Impacts of Climate Warming?
- Late Glacial Outbursts From Lake Agassiz: the Marine Record on the Labrador, Newfoundland, and Scotian Shelves
- Late Holocene environmental change at three glacier-fed lakes, southern Alaska
- Tracking and Dating The Drainage of Lake Agassiz: Re-Examining Sedimentary, Micropaleontological and Palynological Evidence Along the Eastern Canadian Margin and Linking it With the 8.2 ka Event
- High-resolution Record of Holocene Climate, Vegetation, and Fire from a Raised Peat Bog, Prince Edward Island, Canadian Maritimes
- Marine Palynological Records From the Eastern Canadian Margin Suggest Multiple Meltwater Sources at the Time of the Younger Dryas
- Holocene environmental change of the northern Caribbean inferred from the sediments of a flooded sinkhole, Cayo Coco, Cuba
- Sedimentary Evidence for a Rapid Sea Level Rise at 7,600 cal yr BP from North-Central Cuba
- Exotic pollen to the Canadian High Arctic: possible sources, transport mechanisms and implications of climate change
- Time lags between sea surface and air temperatures at the time of the Younger Dryas in palynological records from the northern Northwest Atlantic
- Abrupt climate change, hurricanes, and the rise and fall of a Taíno village
- Reconstructed high-resolution forest dynamics, climate and human impacts for the past 2300 years from the Parc national du Mont-Orford, southeastern Québec, Canada
- Tiny Ice Birds Rising From Water, a Poem About Ice Crystals and Sun Dogs
- Using a Citizen Science Project to Teach About Trees and Increase Awareness About Climate Change and Seasonal Allergies