Cat Wolner

National Science Foundation

Articles by: Cat Wolner

A near-microscopic fossil foraminifera

Plankton: A Time Capsule for Scientific Inquiry

By Cat Wolner published

Researchers use plankton fossil shells from foraminifera to build a long-term view of past environmental conditions.

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Plankton Pumping Iron May Impact Climate

By Cat Wolner published

As plankton munch on the mineral, they may contribute to cooling the climate.

earthquake, Haiti, scars, Enriquillo-Plaintain Garden Fault

Sediment Deposits Unlock Haiti’s Earthquake History

By Cat Wolner published

Landslides from the 2010 earthquake are helping to reveal Haiti's past.

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Marine Ecologist Leads Coastal Investigation, Collaboration on Climate Change

By Cat Wolner published

Karen McGlathery works to integrate multi-disciplinary findings on the coastal landscape.

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