Lecture

Greenhouse Effect: Understanding Climate Sensitivity

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the anthropogenic greenhouse effect, climate sensitivity, and the impact of greenhouse gases on Earth's energy balance. It delves into the radiative forcing, feedback mechanisms, and the long-term perspective of climate change, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Earth's energy system.

Instructor

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Official source

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Environmental science

Climate: Climate change, Climate change mitigation

Earth science

Atmospheric science: Meteorology

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