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Climate Change: Where We Are Now and Where We Are Going?

2012, Climate Change, Climate Wiki, Communication, Lecture, Science TalkBy Chris MachensSeptember 2, 2015Leave a comment

2012: Professor James White reviews the basic science behind the Earth’s climate system and discusses how humans are impacting it and put the current climate situation into the context of natural variability. White is director of the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research.

Abrupt Climate Change: Past, Present, and Future

2014, Abrupt Climate Change, Climate ChangeBy Chris MachensApril 6, 20152 Comments

Climate is changing as humans put more and more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. With CO2 levels today around 400ppm, we are clearly committed to far more climate change, both in the near term, and well beyond our children’s future. A key question is how that change will occur. Abrupt climate changes are those that…

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