What Can We Learn About Earth's Past, Present, and Future from Rock and Sediment Cores from New Jersey

Explore Earth's geological history through rock and sediment cores from New Jersey in this 65-minute lecture presented by Dr. Sean Kinney, Postdoctoral Research Scientist at Columbia University and Visiting Research Scientist at Rutgers University. Discover how these cores provide valuable insights into our planet's past, present, and future climate and environmental conditions. Delve into the fascinating world of geology and learn about the techniques used to extract and analyze core samples. Gain a deeper understanding of how scientists use this information to reconstruct ancient environments and predict future climate trends. This engaging talk, part of the Rutgers Geology Museum's 55th Annual open house lecture series, offers a unique perspective on the geological treasures hidden beneath New Jersey's surface and their significance in climate and energy research.

What Can We Learn About Earth's Past, Present, and Future from Rock & Sediment Cores from NJ