I am a paleoclimatologist/marine geologist who studies the history and causes of climate change in the Earth's past. This page provides links to my current research, publications, and published data sets, as well as other science-related material. The National Science Foundation has funded much of this research and their support is gratefully acknowledged*. If you are a student interested in the uplift-weathering hypothesis click here.

If you have difficulty viewing any part of this web site or have questions about any data or papers, please contact me at raymo(at)ldeo.columbia.edu.  
  





Here's our new paper published in March 2012 in Nature:

Raymo, M. E., and J. X. Mitrovica, 2012, Collapse of polar ice sheets during the stage 11 interglacial, Nature, doi:10.1038/nature10891. Supplemental Material

Some press:

New Scientist ­ Mar 14, 2012, Sinking Land Shows East Antarctic Ice Sheet Stable
 
ScienceDaily ­ Mar 14, 2012, New Study Lowers Estimate of Ancient Sea-Level Rise

El Universo (Spain) ­ Mar 14, 2012, The Ice of Greenland and Part of Antarctica Collapsed Thousands of Years Ago
 
Die Presse ­ March 14, 2012, How High Was the Sea?




*Required disclaimer: Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.