What is the Anthropocene About? - Understanding Human Impact on Earth
Explore the Anthropocene era, its impact on Earth's systems, and potential solutions with Professor Ben van der Pluijm in this thought-provoking AGU Science Speaker Series presentation.
Early Agriculture: Land Clearance and Climate Effects - The Tyndall History of Global Warming Lecture
Explores early agriculture's impact on greenhouse gases and climate, challenging traditional views of anthropogenic effects. Updates evidence from ice cores, archaeology, and land-use histories to support the early anthropogenic hypothesis.
Emiliani Lecture - Triple Choice: Past, Present, and Future Climate
Explore paleoclimate insights, isotope fractionation, and climate sensitivity in this AGU lecture. Gain valuable perspectives on Earth's past to understand its future.
The Intersection of Expertise and Values in Climate Science Communication - Stephen Schneider Lecture
Exploring the ethical challenges of climate science communication and advocacy, balancing expertise with personal values in a politicized world.
New Results From Inside the Ozone Hole
Explore new observations and analyses of the Antarctic ozone hole, its recovery status, and projected trends. Scientists discuss recent variations and internal workings of this annual phenomenon.
Are Tornadoes Getting Stronger - New Analysis Techniques
New analysis technique examines tornado strength trends by assessing damage paths. Research explores long-term patterns in tornado intensity, offering insights into potential changes in severe weather phenomena.
Dynamic Mars from Long-Term Observations
Explore Mars' dynamic nature through long-term spacecraft observations, revealing dust storms, polar cap changes, fresh impacts, and potential water-related processes. Gain insights into the Red Planet's active geological and climatic phenomena.
IPCC: The Future of Climate Change Assessment
IPCC authors discuss findings from the latest climate change assessment report, highlighting key observations, uncertainties, and future research needs in atmospheric science and biogeochemical cycles.
Snow Measuring Mission Reaps Big Benefits for California
Innovative airborne snow mapping system optimizes water management in California, enhancing reservoir operations and hydroelectric generation during severe drought conditions.
Dissecting the Joke: Using Humor to Communicate Climate Issues
Exploring humor's role in communicating climate science through analysis of cartoons, news, broadcasts, and campaigns. Techniques for effective use of satire and parody in science communication.
Lessons from Trends in Public Opinion on Climate Change
Explore trends in public opinion on climate change and their implications for effective communication strategies in this insightful presentation by Hunter Cutting at the AGU Chapman Conference.
Communicating Climate Science - A Journalist's Perspective
Explore the history of climate communication from a journalist's perspective with Maxwell Boykoff at the AGU Chapman Conference on Communicating Climate Science.
Communicating Climate Science: Ancient Maya Case Study
Exploring the complex relationship between ancient Maya civilization and climate change, challenging simplistic views and emphasizing interdisciplinary research to understand human-environment interactions.
Communicating Climate Science: Innovative Strategies and Social Media Engagement
Innovative climate communication strategies using stories, metaphors, and multimedia to counter misinformation and promote clean energy solutions. Explores effective outreach methods through TV, live events, and social media.
Geoengineering - A Challenging Topic for Science, Communications, and Society
Explore geoengineering's impact on climate science, communication, and society in this thought-provoking presentation by Phil Rasch at the AGU Chapman Conference on Communicating Climate Science.
Climate, Hydrology and Water Systems - Grand Challenges
Explore the intersection of climate, hydrology, and water systems with Peter Gleick's insights on grand challenges in these interconnected fields at the AGU Chapman Conference.
Trying to Tell the World about Nuclear Winter - Communicating Climate Consequences of Nuclear War
Exploring the challenges of communicating nuclear winter research and its implications for global policy, despite peer-reviewed publications and outreach efforts.
State of the Climate System - Climate Science Lecture
Explore climate change impacts on Earth's ice, focusing on Arctic sea ice and coastal regions of Greenland and West Antarctica. Learn about cryospheric projections and potential sea-level rise consequences.
Retrospective on Early Climate Science: A Physical Scientist's Point of View
Explore early climate science through a physical scientist's perspective, covering key figures, models, and milestones in understanding climate change and its implications.
Melting Sea Ice in the Arctic - Five Myths and Current Research
Explore Arctic sea ice myths, current data, climate models, and societal impacts. Learn about unprecedented ice loss and the potential for a seasonal ice-free Arctic from expert speakers.
Climatic Controls on Net Ecosystem Exchange - Part 2
Explore cutting-edge research on climate's impact on ecosystem carbon exchange, featuring studies on North American forests, drought effects, and photosynthetic capacity across various landscapes.