Big jump in CO, concentrations from fossil fuels and land use changes
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No-policy case greenhouse gas concentrations to 2100
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IPCC 5 Assessment Report
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RISING IMPACTS OF GLOBAL WARMING
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1. Biotic interactions
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Type of Adaptation
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An alternative approach
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Summary (continued)
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Strategies to climate stabilization
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Earth's Energy Balance
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Two Distinct Geoengineering Strategies
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Engineering options for placing aerosols in stratosphere
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Turning off geoengineering suddenly has big effects on decadal time scale
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EcoEngineering/Soft Geoengineering Control Behavior Removable and reversible features may be critical
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The melt has accelerated far faster than IPCC 2007 predictions
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Test Pond Laboratory on Lake
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Earth's Heat Shield is Melting 1980
Description:
Explore the innovative approach to combating climate change presented in this Stanford University seminar by Leslie Field. Delve into the concept of "Ice911" and discover how engineering solutions can be applied to address global warming. Learn about the accelerating ice melt, its impacts, and potential interventional strategies. Examine the Earth's energy balance, geoengineering options, and the importance of reversible eco-engineering techniques. Gain insights into the latest IPCC assessments, greenhouse gas concentration projections, and the urgent need for climate stabilization. Equip yourself with the knowledge to evaluate and develop adaptive approaches to climate-related challenges using an engineering mindset.
Stanford Seminar - Ice911: Leslie Field of Stanford University