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Temperature development over the past 125 years

The animation shows observed warming of the earth from 1881-2006. Increased temperature compared to today's mean temperature is shown with colors from yellow to red, while blue to purple shows colder periods. The largest warming is seen over the northern regions and the Arctic.
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International scientists coming to Bergen

Nine guest scientists will visit Bergen in 2013 under the auspices of the Bjerknes Visiting Fellow Programme. >Read more More news
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The Bjerknes Centre has received the Christie prize

- This is a great acknowledgement of what we have accomplished, both in research and outreach, said Eystein Jansen.
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- Adapting to climate change is crucial

Society must prepare for climate change. Researchers at the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research are ready to play their part.
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Key Scientific Themes:
Past Climate Variability Present-Day Climate Changes Ocean, Sea ice and Atmosphere Processes Ocean Carbon Cycles Future Climate and Regional Effects
Bjerknes in the media

I disse norske byene kan havet synke, Teknisk Ukeblad 21.5.013
Skaper bølger på Galleriet, Bergensavisen 20.5.013
Ein betre vår eingong, Nationen 18.5.013
Milepæl til besvær, Dagens Næringsliv 18.5.013
Folgefonnas hemmeligheter, UiB Aktuelt 16.5.013
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