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This document reports on two geochronological research projects conducted by students at The College of Wooster. The first project focuses on the age determination of young basaltic lava flows in Utah’s Ice Springs Volcanic Field, revealing that these flows are significantly older than previously estimated. The second project investigates the climate response of yellow cedar trees in Juneau, Alaska, and provides a new analysis of tree-ring data, highlighting the impact of climate change on...

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