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Absentminded: New page: '''Wallace S. Broecker''' CC '53 PhD '75 (better known was "Wally") is the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He has been on t...

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New page: '''Wallace S. Broecker''' CC '53 PhD '75 (better known was "Wally") is the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He has been on t...

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'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1953|'53]] [[PhD]] [[1957|'75]] (better known was "Wally") is the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He has been on the Columbia faculty since [[1959]], and works with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. Most undergraduates get to know him in [[Frontiers of Science]].

[[Category:Professor|Broecker]]

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-'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1953|'53]] [[MA]] [[1954|'54]] [[PhD]] [[1957|'57]] (better known was '''Wally''') was the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He was on the Columbia faculty since [[1959]], and works with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. He was interested in the role of oceans on climate change, and is known for popularizing the term "global warming". Most undergraduates got to know him through [[Frontiers of Science]]. He wrote the book "Geochemistry for a Habitable Planet", which is the basis of a course by the same name at Columbia and Harvard.
+'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1953|'53]] [[MA]] [[1954|'54]] [[PhD]] [[1957|'57]] (better known was '''Wally''') was the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He was on the Columbia faculty from[[1959]] until his passing in [[2019]], and worked with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. He was interested in the role of oceans on climate change, and is known for popularizing the term "global warming". Most undergraduates got to know him through [[Frontiers of Science]]. He wrote the book "Geochemistry for a Habitable Planet", which is the basis of a course by the same name at Columbia and Harvard.
 Professor Broecker has a suite of offices in the new [[Gary C. Comer Geochemistry Building]] named after him.

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-'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1953|'53]] [[MA]] [[1954|'54]] [[PhD]] [[1957|'57]] (better known was '''Wally''') is the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He has been on the Columbia faculty since [[1959]], and works with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. He's interested in the role of oceans on climate change. Most undergraduates get to know him through [[Frontiers of Science]].
+'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1953|'53]] [[MA]] [[1954|'54]] [[PhD]] [[1957|'57]] (better known was '''Wally''') was the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He was on the Columbia faculty since [[1959]], and works with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. He was interested in the role of oceans on climate change, and is known for popularizing the term "global warming". Most undergraduates got to know him through [[Frontiers of Science]]. He wrote the book "Geochemistry for a Habitable Planet", which is the basis of a course by the same name at Columbia and Harvard.
 Professor Broecker has a suite of offices in the new [[Gary C. Comer Geochemistry Building]] named after him.

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	'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] [[1953\|'53]] [[MA]] [[1954\|'54]] [[PhD]] [[1957\|'57]] (better known was '''Wally''') is the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He has been on the Columbia faculty since [[1959]], and works with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. He's interested in the role of oceans on climate change. Most undergraduates get to know him through [[Frontiers of Science]].		'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] [[1953\|'53]] [[MA]] [[1954\|'54]] [[PhD]] [[1957\|'57]] (better known was '''Wally''') is the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He has been on the Columbia faculty since [[1959]], and works with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. He's interested in the role of oceans on climate change. Most undergraduates get to know him through [[Frontiers of Science]].

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-'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1953|'53]] [[MA]] [[1954|'54]] [[PhD]] [[1957|'57]] (better known was "Wally") is the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He has been on the Columbia faculty since [[1959]], and works with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. He's interested in the role of oceans on climate change. Most undergraduates get to know him through [[Frontiers of Science]].
+'''Wallace S. Broecker''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1953|'53]] [[MA]] [[1954|'54]] [[PhD]] [[1957|'57]] (better known was '''Wally''') is the Newberry Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences. He has been on the Columbia faculty since [[1959]], and works with the [[Earth Institute]] and [[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory]]. He's interested in the role of oceans on climate change. Most undergraduates get to know him through [[Frontiers of Science]].
 Professor Broecker has a suite of offices in the new [[Gary C. Comer Geochemistry Building]] named after him.
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 [https://webcenter.ldeo.columbia.edu/people.nsf/d6e71823e4d09b218525738e005949f5/85190ba5e1cfe7c685256ef300647df4?OpenDocument Faculty Bio]
 [[Category:Professors|Broecker]]

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