Inclusive Climate Resilience: Reducing Climate-Related Risks Across Geographies and Demographics
Explore cutting-edge research and inclusive innovation for reducing climate-related risks across geographies and demographics as severe weather becomes the new norm.
Is the Energy Transition Moving Too Fast?
Experts discuss balancing rapid clean energy transition with fossil fuel dependence, examining climate science urgency and potential unintended consequences in developing nations.
Silent Spring Revolution - The Environment from JFK to Joe Biden
Explore the rise of environmental activism from 1960-1973, key figures, and lessons for today's climate challenges with historian Douglas Brinkley in conversation with ACES educator Denali Barron.
The Next 100 Years of the Colorado River - Water Management Challenges and Solutions
Experts discuss challenges and potential solutions for the Colorado River's future, addressing drought, population growth, and stakeholder needs in the American West.
Committing to Conservation - Sustainability and Biodiversity in Business and Activism
Executives and experts discuss urgent environmental stewardship, exploring innovative approaches to sustainability, biodiversity, and planetary health in business and conservation.
Incorporating Equity into Climate Change Strategies
Explore strategies to address climate change impacts on vulnerable populations, focusing on health equity, structural racism, and community engagement to minimize disproportionate effects.
The Shaping of Earth's Soft Matter Landscape - New Physics from a Changing Climate
Explore the impact of climate change on Earth's soft matter landscape, uncovering new physics insights with Prof. Justin Burton from Emory University.
Earth's Co-evolving Geosphere and Biosphere - A Mineral Evolution Perspective
Explore Earth's geosphere and biosphere evolution through mineral perspectives with Robert M. Hazen, examining the interplay between geological and biological processes over time.
Whither Sea Ice - The Future of Arctic and Antarctic Ice Cover
Explore the future of sea ice with Prof. John Wettlaufer as he delves into the complex dynamics and implications of its changing patterns in this insightful seminar from Yale University.
Multiscale Physics in the Climate System
Explore multiscale physics in climate systems with Professor Laure Zanna, delving into complex interactions and their impact on global climate dynamics.
Earth's Climate History from Glaciers and Ice Cores
Explore Earth's climate history through glaciers and ice cores, uncovering insights into past environmental changes and their implications for our planet's future.
Organization of Convection and Climate
Explore how convection organizes in the atmosphere and its impact on climate, featuring insights from Prof. Allison Wing on tropical meteorology and climate dynamics.
Storms and Climate
Explore the intricate relationship between storms and climate with Prof. Morgan O'Neill from Stanford University, delving into cutting-edge research and insights in atmospheric science.
The Southern Ocean and Global Climate Change
Explore the Southern Ocean's crucial role in global climate change with Prof. Andy Thompson, delving into its impact on Earth's climate system and future environmental challenges.
Rare Earth Elements - Impact on Society and Technology
Explore rare earth elements' impact on modern technology, sustainability, and global politics, highlighting their crucial role in windmills, electric vehicles, and LED lighting.
Where Might Many Tropical Insects Be Found?
Explore the potential habitats and distribution of tropical insects with insights from renowned entomologists Daniel H. Janzen and Winne Hallwachs.
Genetically Engineered Pests for Health, Biodiversity, and Crop Protection
Exploration of genetic engineering in pests to protect health, biodiversity, and agriculture. Dr. Gould discusses potential benefits and challenges of this innovative approach in entomology and ecology.
Ecological Impacts of Insect Invaders - ICE 2016 Plenary Presentation
Explore ecological impacts of invasive insects with Dr. Jacqueline Beggs, a leading New Zealand entomologist focusing on biodiversity, conservation, and invasive species management.
An Energy Plan the Earth Can Live With
Exploring sustainable energy solutions for a 1.5°C warming target, emphasizing immediate action, technological advancements, and policy opportunities to address climate change and environmental justice.
Making Climate Change Concepts Accessible and Acceptable to a Wide Audience
Interactive workshop on climate change principles, demonstrating physics in weather and climate to engage young audiences and promote understanding of global warming and potential solutions.
Monitoring Methane Emissions from Oil and Gas Operations - APS and Optica Report Webinar
Webinar explores key findings and recommendations from a technical report on methane emissions monitoring in oil and gas operations, featuring expert presentations and audience Q&A.