вЂњThe analysis of the chemical compounds found in ice cores collected in polar areas helps to recreate climate-related aspects and weather events of the past'', confirms Andrea Spolaor, researcher at the CNR-ISP. Ice has always been the backbone of the climatic and environmental history of our planet and it allows tracing back information from past centuries and millennia about temperatures, volcanic eruptions and even fires. 1 player: Opponents that can be modified at will and. Part of the The Settlers series.The icon's graphic and the text will indicate the game mode chosen among the following modes: Mission: Orders fixed opponents controlled by the computer (1 player), or 2 players in a team, with blue settlers Training: Orders fixed for new players (1 or 2 players in a team with blue settlers). The results, which were published in the journal Climate of the Past, are a crucial contribution to the understanding of the links between fires, climate and human action.The Settlers is an DOS strategy game, developed by Blue Byte Software, designed by Volker.

вЂњIn the presence of dense vegetation, fires typically last longer due to greater availability of flammable materialвЂќ.In addition to the climatic factors, the study also revealed that another reason why more than 1,100 years ago the number of fires decreased in the North Atlantic was due to human interference. вЂњThe climate factors that most affect fires are temperatures, summer insolation, rainfall and humidity, along with quantity and type of vegetationвЂќ, Delia Segato, researcher from CaвЂ™ Foscari University of Venice, explains. By measuring these tracers, we found that in the high North Atlantic, which encompasses the north-east, south-east and south-west coasts of Greenland and Iceland, more than 4,500 years ago the number of fires decreased thanks to weaker summer insolation, resulting in the expansion of glaciers and and sparser vegetationвЂќ.In a landmark study published on 23 September in Science, researchers suggest that human footprints from an ancient lakeshore in the park date to between.The researchers examined the Recap ice core (Renland ice cap) at CaвЂ™ Foscari University of Venice, the CNR Institute of Polar Sciences and the Centre for Ice and Climate in Copenhagen.

In these areas it is therefore essential to improve the understanding of climate trends and the history of firesвЂќ.

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