Covering the Climate Crisis
Since 2011 Climate State provides coverage of the broad spectrum of climate change. We’ve published over 1500 videos, roughly 2000 articles and reached an estimate of 25 Million viewers and readers from all around the world.
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Profound
Sea Level Rise
We are heading for 1 m sea level rise (SLR) by the end of the century, but there is a distinct possibility it could go faster, especially if parts of Greenland or Antarctica fall apart rapidly, aka 10 times faster than present is possible. – Eric Rignot
Boundaries
Climate change is encompassing, unpredictable, and not yet under control. The future rate of changes and manifestations depend on our actions today.
Impacts
Science
Early Sea Level Rise footage
How we discovered Sea Level Rise
Based on motion pictures, with the scope on Antarctica, spanning from 1948 to 1990.
How bad could climate change get?
What are the worst-case scenarios?
Luke Kemp talks in 2021 about extreme climate risks – could the worst-cases result in global catastrophe, or even long-term human extinction? In this panel, leading scientists discuss what we know about the worst-case scenarios, what we don’t know, and how we can study the catastrophic risks of climate change.