UB research finds climate change clues beneath the ice | WBFO
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24 Jason Briner Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
GLY102 syllabus 2017 v1 - GLY 102LEC Climate Change - UB - StuDocu
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Greenland is on track to lose ice faster than in any century over the past 12,000 years, study finds | UW News
Study undercuts idea that 'Medieval Warm Period' was global - Alumni - University at Buffalo
Dr. Jason Briner, University at Buffalo – Glaciers and Temperature Change | WAMC
Arctic cores signal 'unique' climate shift - Futurity
Upstate Institute to Tackle Global Environmental Issues | WXXI News
Major Sea Level Rise in Near Future | Jason Briner | TEDxBuffalo - YouTube
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First North American peoples may have arrived by sea, study finds | Canadian Geographic
WNY perfect lab for glacial geologist - UB Reporter
Ancient boulders provide new clues about story of human migration to Americas - UB Now: News and views for UB faculty and staff - University at Buffalo
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Jason BRINER | Associate Professor | PhD | University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, NY | SUNY Buffalo | Department of Geology - Page 5
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Ancient ice sheet may have melted later than previously thought
University at Buffalo Arts and Sciences on Twitter: "Professor Jason Briner from @UBGeology has given prospective graduate students tours of his Hochstetter Hall lab via videoconferencing.… https://t.co/3gz1Q5zMhc"
Jason Briner, with the University of Buffalo, Department of Geology,... News Photo - Getty Images
Greenland is on track to lose ice faster than in any century over the last 12,000 years, study finds - University at Buffalo
