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DESCRIPTION:Fall 2026\, Episode 10\, Nov 5\, Kristian Olson\nSalt Rocks: E
xploring Extreme Climates of the Past and Present\nThe histories of ancien
t droughts are recorded in the salts formed from desiccating lakes. This t
alk will examine how we use modern shrinking lakes\, such as Great Salt La
ke\, to help us reconstruct climate histories from ancient salt deposits. 
We’ll also consider approaches to reconstructing the brine evolution and m
ineral histories of strange ancient lakes for which no modern analog exist
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LOCATION:powell\, Room Nevins Theatre
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Bergren Forum\, Salt Rocks:
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