Blue Ocean Event : Game Over?
17:54 | A Blue Ocean Event, or Ice-Free Arctic, is the source of almost fever pitch speculation in the climate science world.
17:54 | A Blue Ocean Event, or Ice-Free Arctic, is the source of almost fever pitch speculation in the climate science world.
5:18 | How will climate change transform the world over the next 81 years? Will we rise to the challenge, or be overwhelmed by global warming by the year 2100?
19:06 | David Keith, Josh Horton, and Pete Irvine of Harvard University discuss the pros and cons of counter-geoengineering.
13:31 | The Great Ocean Conveyor, The Thermohaline Circulation, The Gulf Stream, AMOC… all terms we hear quite a lot these days.
30:13 | Climate change deniers are wrong when they claim that the predictions made by climate models are unreliable.
“Hvorfor uddanne sig til en fremtid, hvis der ingen fremtid er?”, spørger de unge demonstranter, som mener, at de voksne har svigtet klimadagsordenen og ladet stå til alt, alt for længe.
15:30 | Have we neglected to consider how we will deal with millions of panels and turbines when they come to the end of their useful lives?
12:31 | Jan Ole Lindner encouraged other students to take part in a global “Fridays for Future” action day.
7:28 | Is Ecosia real when they say Ecosia plants trees for every web search you make?
1:25 | Climate change could pose a risk to coral by driving “ocean acidification” – a phenomenon that occurs as seawater absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere.
12:05 | The Greenland Ice Sheet has been on a rapid downward spiral for at least a couple of decades, but in 2018 it seemed to begin recovering. This week we look at what happened and whether or not this is good news for the future.
11:04 | Are we still heading for the catastrophic future the movie depicted?
8:34 | Political news coverage tends to focus on strategy over substance, and that’s making it less likely that the public will agree on big policy ideas when we need them the most.
16:40 | NOAA released their 2018 Arctic Report Card back in December with some fairly stark warnings about the status of that region.
44:51 | How will green energy change our future? What will our future look like with green energy? The growth of green energy goes together with change.
1:24:50 | Paul Edwards writes and teaches about the history, politics, and culture of information infrastructures.
3:28 | Stopping climate change doesn’t have to stop at stopping climate change. Join me as I imagine a future that is a bit brighter than today, and not just because we don’t have to worry about global warming.
13:22 | Climate and Environmental Crisis. That’s the message of a new report published this week by the Institute of Public Policy Research in the UK.
10:17 | How does the biochemistry of RuBisCo debunk the claim “CO2 is plant food”?
11:26 | Lab Grown Meat. Cultured meat. Clean meat. Call it what you will. It’s arrived and it’ll be on a table near you this year.
7:29 | Say you’re looking to buy a car. How do you pick the best car for the planet? There’s already a lot to consider when choosing a new ride, and factoring in climate change makes it even trickier.
7:30 | “We started to clean up your mess, stop sweeping the mess under the carpet.”
4:42 | We need to stop emitting greenhouse gases to stop global warming, but how do we get there? Should we be cutting our own emissions or pushing for systemic change?
11:12 | “The climate crisis has already been solved. We already have all the facts and solutions,” Greta Thunberg says. “All we have to do is to wake up and change.”
9:50 | Thirty years after the world’s most successful environmental treaty was signed, atmospheric scientist Sean Davis examines the world we avoided when we banned chlorofluorocarbons.
3:18 | Christian Parenti argues that neoliberalism is closely linked with the climate crisis.
13:31 | Graphene. The miracle material. Much has been expected but not much delivered. Now, though, Graphene is showing some clear advantages and benefits to climate mitigation technology.
7:07 | There’s actually growing evidence that a warming Arctic means colder winters.
9:07 | The strong indications are that, ironically, it’s the warming of the planet that’s causing this phenomenon to impact on populated areas of the Northern Hemisphere in more and more extreme ways.
42:51 | Rising sea levels mean the island nation of Kiribati is at risk of disappearing into the sea. But the island’s inhabitants aren’t giving up.
4:48 | Sådan stod der på et papskilt da nogle hundrede odenseanske skole– og gymnasieelever gennemførte en klimastrejke på Flakhaven en råkold formiddag i februar.
48:03 | A documentary that shows a movement that believes in a fossil free future.
8:37 | Talking about climate change is hard. Not talking about climate change is easy.
7:00 | Donald Trump confuses climate change with weather, claiming on Twitter that a cold day in winter in the midwest disproves climate change.
6:53 | Examining short- and long-term risks of global warming methane “time bomb”. Scientists explain the evidence.
1:32:09 | Special lecture at Harvard University – Center for the Environment.