Andrew L Shepherd

Work:

Red Robin

Education:

Olathe northwest

Tagline:

I am an independent film director and play guitar

Work:

Promethean Ltd - Software Engineer

Locality:

EUGENE, OREGON

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1947

Locality:

Belleville, Ontario

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1947

Locality:

blah blah blah, Michigan

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1949

Locality:

Haysville

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1946

Locality:

HERMITAGE, TENNESSEE

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1942

Locality:

Rome, Georgia

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1945

Schools:

Mclean Alternative High School Terre Haute IN 1999-2003

Schools:

Stony Point High School Round Rock TX 2001-2005

Community:

Sonia Aguirre

Schools:

Chico Sr. High School Chico CA 1997-2001

Community:

Theresa Fegley, Doris Swilley, Janet Carlson, Linine Hubbard

Schools:

York Academy Shacklefords VA 1992-1996

Community:

Michael Packett, Barbara Crispell, Jeffrey Moorman

Schools:

Kenston Forest High School Blackstone VA 1992-1996

Community:

Anita Tatum, Vicky Hensley, Pamela Coleman, Ann Baugh

Schools:

Hastings High School Hastings MN 1989-1993

Community:

Mary Keetley, Faith Georges, Lisa Campbell, Kevin Schweinler

Schools:

New Trier High School Winnetka IL 1995-1999

Community:

Daniel Dejan, Matt English

Schools:

Downriver High School Gibraltar MI 2005-2009

Greenland's Rapid Melt Will Mean More Flooding

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• "As a rule of thumb, for every centimeter rise inglobal sea level, another 6 million people are exposed to coastal floodingaround the planet," said Andrew Shepherd, lead author and scientist fromthe University of Leeds in the United Kingdom. "On current trends,Greenland ice m
• Date: Dec 10, 2019
• Category: Science
• Source: Google

Antarctica Is Losing An Unfathomable Amount of Ice

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• That the rate of ice loss is now three times faster than it was prior to 2012, when we last looked, Andrew Shepherd, a cryosphere scientist at the University of Leeds who led the motley crew of authors, told Earther. The longer term 25-year signal is now one of clearly increasing losses in most c
• Date: Jun 13, 2018
• Category: Headlines
• Source: Google

3 trillion tons of Antarctic ice lost since 1992, seas rising, study suggests

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• "This is a big increase in ice loss that needs to be understood and needs to be taken into consideration when we look to the future," Andrew Shepherd, lead author and a professor of Earth Observation University of Leeds in the United Kingdom said.
• Date: Jun 13, 2018
• Category: Headlines
• Source: Google

Ice Sheets Hold the Secrets of Sea-Level Rise

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• There are processes we know about that happen in the ice sheetwe can see them on land, and from sky and spacethat can cause them to destabilize really quickly, said Andrew Shepherd, a professor of earth observation at the University of Leeds.
• Date: Jan 04, 2016
• Source: Google

Earth Is a Wilder, Warmer Place Since Last Climate Deal Made

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• The West Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets have lost 5.5 trillion tons of ice, or 5 trillion metric tons, according to Andrew Shepherd at the University of Leeds, who used NASA and European satellite data.
• Date: Nov 29, 2015
• Category: Sci/Tech
• Source: Google

Big Antarctic ice melt scenarios 'not plausible'

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• Its leader, Andrew Shepherd from Leeds University, UK, commented: "This new study is the first prediction of future ice losses to really take today's changes into account. Because of this, we can be more confident in their findings.
• Date: Nov 18, 2015
• Category: Sci/Tech
• Source: Google

Greenland's contribution to sea-level rise may be much larger than expected ...

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• "This is important, as the lakes are known to trigger increased ice sheet lubrication, flow and loss, and yet their spreading was neglected in IPCC models used to predict ice sheet losses," said Andrew Shepherd, a professor of earth observation at the University of Leeds and co-author of the researc
• Date: Dec 16, 2014
• Source: Google

Greenland ice loss may be worse than predicted

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• "Because ice losses from Greenland are a key signal of global climate change, it's important that we consider all factors that could affect the rate at which it will lose ice as climate warms," said co-author Andrew Shepherd, also from the School of Earth and Environment at the University of Leeds.
• Date: Dec 15, 2014
• Category: Sci/Tech
• Source: Google

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