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Radley Horton on Extreme Weather
We caught up with Radley Horton—Columbia Climate School professor and Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory climate scientist—to get expert perspective on extreme weather events, including why their intensity and severity are expected to increase. 🌡️🔥⛈️
"What keeps me up at night is thinking about whether extreme events may actually be more extreme than our climate models suggest. One thing that gives me optimism is how solutions-focused students are today. Now, almost any profession that students go into, they're applying that sustainability lens."
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Radley Horton on Extreme Weather
We caught up with Radley Horton—Columbia Climate School professor and Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory climate scientist...
Climate Change Driving Extreme Weather Globally
Fundamentally, the planet is warming, and it might not seem like a lot of warming, but as you raise that baseline, all a...
Extreme Temperatures Continue to Scorch Regions Across the United States in a Prolonged Heatwave
"When we look at the climate science and all of the research that has been published over decades, we know these type of...
Take the Plastics Quiz
From bottles to bags, computers to clothing, Mount Everest to the Mariana Trench, plastics are found everywhere in today...
Reducing Plastic Waste
Looking to reduce plastic waste? Here are five #PlanetVsPlastics strategies:1. Embrace the circular economy. In other wo...
A food system is the holistic, dynamic, interconnected system of everything related to food, from the activities on the ...
The way we dress has a direct impact on our environment. Since the 2000s, fashion production has doubled and it will lik...
Did you know the phrase "global warming" first appeared in a 1975 paper by renowned Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory geo...
Half of global greenhouse gas emissions come from the production and use of everyday items such as cars, clothes, and fo...
In honor of more than 50 years of #EarthDay, we're celebrating for the entire month! The first Earth Day ignited a movem...
Science for the Planet: Uncovering the Mysteries of Greenland’s Melting Ice Sheets
In this new Science for the Planet video, Columbia Climate School Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory polar scientist Marco...
In this new Science for the Planet video, Columbia Climate School postdoc Nadia Seeteram discusses how climate risks are...
Video title: Science for the Planet: Why We Need to Preserve Maritime Forests
In this new Science for the Planet video, Columbia Climate School Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory tree-ring scientist N...
Science for the Planet: Why We Need Legal Frameworks for Carbon Dioxide Removal
In this new Science for the Planet video, Sabin Center for Climate Change Law expert Romany Webb discusses legal framewo...
Science for the Planet: Sinking Seaweed for Sequestration
In this new Science for the Planet video, Columbia Climate School Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory biological oceanograp...
Day in the Life of MA Climate + Society Student: Ian Hunt
🤔 What does a day in the life of a Columbia Climate School MA in Climate and Society student look like? 🎥 Ian Hunt gives...