Climate Change “Skeptic” Doesn’t Understand CO2
11:19 | Today we will be explaining some basic science about carbon dioxide and global warming.
11:19 | Today we will be explaining some basic science about carbon dioxide and global warming.
20:09 | The Arctic ice is rapidly retreating and trends are indicating that soon we will face ice-free central arctics in the summer.
59:33 | Featuring Radley Horton, Columbia University: May 2018.
4:11 | The average carbon footprint of a person in the US is 16.5 tons –TONS. So, what can you actually do decrease this number and make a meaningful difference?
16:59 | I dag mener flere og flere, at kampen mod den globale opvarmning også kræver at vi ser på vores forbrug i vores del af Verden.
5:03 | Weather and climate are very different. But our experience of weather can have a big effect on how we view climate change. Why is that?
3:57 | California researchers discovered a peculiarity in their state’s electric load curves, that started to look more and more like a duck.
11:34 | Hurtig gennemgang af klimakrisen.
10:49 | Kert Davies, Director of the Climate Investigations Center, joins David Pakman to discuss the funding of so-called “climate skeptics”.
5:10 | It impacts the people and places we see everyday, and it will impact some of us more than others.
1:24:39 | Carbon pricing and emissions trading systems (ETS) have been gaining momentum as tools to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet Paris Agreement targets.
6:08 | A brief look at the connection between sea level rise, sunshine flooding, and climate change. Specifically how sea level rise is getting worse on America’s coastal cities.
4:41 | Splitting the atom once promised to be the carbon-free energy source of the future. But today, nuclear power plants are aging and retiring worldwide. What happened?
46:16 | Prof. Daniel Cziczo provides an overview of the climate change issue and then a critique of geoengineering.
2:19 | On April 23, 2018, 1500+ people rallied in Albany for the largest climate demonstration in the city’s history.
19:05 | Some of the most common myths promoted by climate change skeptics and what the science has to say about it.
6:54 | Do 97% of climate scientists really agree that humans are the main cause of climate change? Yep!
4:58 | We’ve known about the greenhouse effect for nearly 200 years and about global warming for more than a century, but we’ve had a hard time acting because our brains aren’t a good match for a problem this big.
4:52 | Climate change is affecting lots of living things, including the fluffy, cute ones. What can the adorable pika teach humans about adapting to global warming?
5.26 | Is there a link between the vanishing Arctic sea ice and extreme weather? Some prominent climate researchers think so.
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23:01 | The battle between evangelical Christians in the US over climate change.
13:40 | Verden over – også i Europa og Danmark – arbejdes der målrettet på at udvikle alternative energikilder, der kan erstatte fossile brændsler.
10:22 | In fact 99.94% of peer-reviewed climate science studies support the view that human activity on earth is impacting the climate.
6:12 | Two key factors that govern the arctic ecosystem are rapidly changing: ice and light.
9:30 | What Royal Dutch Shell knew about fossil fuel driving climate change and when they knew it.
11:58 | Watch and learn about how we can all take action to weaken the fossil fuel industry and build a renewable future for all. This video guides people through the steps of how we come together to avert a climate crisis.
3:50 | Hvad er Power to X?
15:03 | I et EU land som Danmark, der har en intensiv landbrugsproduktion anslår man at landbruget står for 16% af den samlede udledning af drivhusgasser.
34:07 | In this presentation Dr. Prentiss explains the vital need to switch to renewable energy and she describes here – and in her book Energy Revolution – just how that change can be implemented.
1:51 | Snowshoe hares face shrinking snowy habitat, but because some populations have a mix of genes for coloration, they may adapt to the changes in their environment.
7:34 | Jerry Taylor for more than two decades was a leading spokesperson against concerns expressed by the climate science community and, accordingly, against taking action on greenhouse gases. All that has changed.
55:18 | Dr. Daniel Cziczo explains the science of climate change, plus the efforts at developing policy, and what we can do to adapt and to influence policy.
35:59 | Briir an Helmuth and John Coley combines their respective experiences and expertise to analyze why people differ in considering the facts of climate change.
2:00 | The globe is warming, but that doesn’t mean there’s no time for romance. ClimateAdam & ClimateMadam exchange climate change valentines in this heart warming romantic comedy.
3:25 | Learn what CFCs are, how they have contributed to the ozone hole, and how the 1989 Montreal Protocol sought to put an end to ozone depletion.