another baby hatched! this one is a boy ♥️

Grace Elizabeth wearing Marc Jacobs Fall ‘18 photographed by Christian MacDonald, styled by Alex White for WSJ Magazine

Vlone RTW Spring ‘18

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Kara Wai wearing Marc Jacobs Fall ‘18 photographed by Kaon for Ming’s Magazine 

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Doing nothing looks better in Marc Jacobs Summer ‘18 

To study past climate, scientists have extracted several ice cores from the Greenland Ice Sheet. Scientists drilled through the ice sheet to the bedrock for five years to retrieve the full 3-kilometer (1.9-mile) core. Records from polar ice cores can span 100,000 years or more. The study of ancient climate is key to understanding how the climate system works—and how it might change in the future. Geologic records going back millions of years show that natural patterns, like shifts in Earth’s orbit, can steer dramatic changes. These records reveal that carbon dioxide (CO2) and warming are closely linked, and that natural forces cannot account for the changes taking place today. Atmospheric CO2 is now higher than at any time in the past 800,000 years, and probably in the past three million years. And it continues to rise rapidly. See a model of a segment of a core known as GISP2 in the Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth’s updated climate change and paleoclimate exhibits, which reopen on Saturday, July 7. Photo: D. Finnin/©AMNH

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— Rachel McKibbens, “Glutton”

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