WCRP: Progress in Earth System Climate Science and Predictions
Showcases USGCRP contributions to Earth system climate science, highlighting research milestones, predictability advancements, and model development. Includes agency presentations and community discussions on priorities.
Stephen Schneider Memorial Lecture on Global Environmental Change
Explore the legacy of Dr. Stephen Schneider in environmental science through this memorial lecture, highlighting his interdisciplinary approach and contributions to climate change research.
Climate Change and El Niño: Predicting Future Effects - Workshop
Experts discuss global warming's impact on El Niño and tropical oceans, using modern and ancient climate evidence to predict future effects on vulnerable communities and ecosystems.
Thirty Years of Climate Change: Lessons and Future Prospects
Explore 30 years of climate change insights, future projections, and the evolving relationship between humans and Earth's climate system. Discuss effective communication, policy challenges, and global energy transitions.
Resurrecting the Woolly Mammoth and Other Climate Moonshots
Explore unconventional climate solutions, from atmospheric aerosols to resurrecting woolly mammoths, as scientists discuss innovative approaches to combat ecological collapse and preserve Arctic permafrost.
How the Ocean Shapes Our World - Understanding the Blue Machine
Explore the ocean's complex systems, from currents to underwater waterfalls, and its crucial role in shaping our world. Discover how understanding marine science is vital for addressing environmental threats.
Water World - Earth's Heating and Plumbing Systems - Christmas Lecture 2020
Explore Earth's heating and plumbing systems with physicist Helen Czerski as she reveals how ocean currents distribute heat and nutrients, shaping our planet's climate and ecosystems.
How to Build a Climate Laboratory
Explore climate modeling with Met Office Chief Scientist Julia Slingo. Learn about processes controlling the climate system and their incorporation into models to understand and navigate future challenges.
John Tyndall - The Physicist Who Proved the Greenhouse Effect
Explore John Tyndall's diverse scientific contributions, from diamagnetism to the greenhouse effect, and his impact on modern environmental concerns and communication technology.
AI and Climate: A Cause for Hope - Session 1
Explore AI's role in addressing climate change, from COP26 reflections to future prospects. Learn how technology and collaboration can drive solutions for a sustainable future.
Earth Day Turing Lecture - AI, Because There Is No Planet B
Climate scientist Emily Shuckburgh presents scientific evidence on climate change, explores potential solutions, and discusses COVID-19's impact on the environment in this Earth Day lecture on sustainability and the climate crisis.
Hope Within Context: Mythbusters Workshop on Getting to Net Zero
Explore system-wide climate solutions using a smart simulator. Discover surprising insights on effective strategies to limit global warming, from renewables to carbon pricing and beyond.
Topical Debrief - Climate Engineering and Solar Geoengineering
Explore climate engineering strategies and their potential impacts with David Keith, discussing innovative approaches to mitigate global warming and their ethical implications.
Drawdown: The Technology to End Global Warming
Discover how a global research team identified 100 existing solutions to reverse global warming within 30 years, offering an uplifting perspective on climate action.
Climate Solutions and Priorities - Opening Session of Aspen Ideas Climate
Climate experts discuss urgent action, emissions goals, and solutions. Leaders share insights on cutting methane, saving the planet, and Congress' climate priorities. Featuring Al Roker, Nancy Pelosi, and other prominent figures.
Addressing the Climate Emergency - Economic and Policy Options
Explore economic and policy tools to combat climate change, focusing on carbon pricing. Learn from an expert's insights on global efforts to limit greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate environmental impact.
What Physics Can Tell Us About Ice Sheets and Future Sea Level Rise
Explore the physics behind ice sheets and their impact on future sea levels with Professor Alex Robel from Georgia Tech in this insightful talk.
Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal: Research, Funding, Applications and Ethics
Experts discuss advances in marine carbon dioxide removal, including research, funding, applications, and ethical considerations, with insights on a Pacific Northwest pilot project.
NOAA 2023 Arctic Report Card - Climate Change Impacts in the Arctic
Comprehensive overview of Arctic climate change impacts, featuring new data on air, sea, and land conditions, with added focus on Indigenous knowledge and regional ecosystems.
Interpretable Machine Learning Approaches for Multi-Year Climate Variability
Explore interpretable machine learning techniques for identifying and understanding predictable multi-year climate variability, focusing on neural networks and explainable AI in climate science research.
Machine Learning and the Hydroxyl Radical for Air Quality and Climate
Explore machine learning applications in predicting hydroxyl radical trends, their impact on air quality and climate, and implications for methane trends and future climate change.