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Ancient Indian Coastline Preserves Giant Carbon Burps From a Warming World
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Ancient Indian Coastline Preserves Giant Carbon Burps From a Warming World
A 60-metre sequence of sandstone and coal on India's South Shillong Plateau preserves two major and two minor negative carbon isotope excursions that record Paleocene–Early Eocene hyperthermal events, including the PETM, from a rare tropical marginal-marine setting.
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