Lecture
Global Arctic: Effects of Global Warming
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This lecture by Prof. Konrad Steffen discusses the impact of global warming on the Arctic region, focusing on CO₂ variations, temperature anomalies, sea level rise, and the Greenland ice sheet. The lecture covers the alarming increase in Arctic temperatures, sea level rise since the last glacial maximum, and the role of greenhouse gases in climate change.
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Global Arctic
The Global Arctic MOOC introduces you the dynamics between global changes and changes in the Arctic. This course aims to highlight the effects of climate change in the Polar region. In turn, it will u
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