What if the Worst Case Models are Right?
Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity is the measure of how much the […]
Date Posted:
December 30, 2018
Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity is the measure of how much the planet will warm in response to a given amount of Greenhouse gas pollution. It is the most important number in climate change science, and past estimates of increased warming may have been too low.
Production: Peter Sinclair / Yale Climate Connections
Year: 2018
Speakers: Patrick Brown (Stanford University), Michael Mann (Penn State University), Bill McKibben (350.org), Andrew Dressler (Texas A&M University)
Publication: Yale Climate Connections https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtZdUYUZr493AUh_EInBYxQ
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