Lecture

Greenhouse Gas Dynamics: Ice to Water

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This lecture by the instructor covers the study of greenhouse gas dynamics from ice to water, focusing on the environmental impact of human emissions. It explores the use of ice core drilling in Antarctica to analyze 800,000 years of history, providing insights into climate change challenges. The lecture delves into the carbon cycle, atmospheric carbon pools, and the role of various feedback mechanisms. It also discusses the technological advancements in laser spectroscopy for measuring greenhouse gases in extreme environments, showcasing the evolution of sample throughput and precision over the years.

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