How 2023 Broke Our Climate Models with Neil deGrasse Tyson & Gavin Schmidt
StarTalk・2 minutes read
Climate update reveals 2023 as the hottest year globally, with a focus on climate models, historical data, and the impact of phenomena like El Nino and La Nina. Efforts to reduce pollution inadvertently contribute to warming, with geoengineering solutions posing long-term risks, emphasizing the importance of making better decisions to combat global warming.
Insights
- Gavin Schmidt emphasizes the critical role of climate models in forecasting future trends, highlighting their significance in understanding and addressing global temperature changes.
- Efforts to combat global warming must consider the complexities of the CO2 echo system, where only half of emitted CO2 is immediately sequestered, necessitating a comprehensive approach to remove carbon dioxide from both the atmosphere and the ocean for effective mitigation strategies.
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Recent questions
What is the focus of the Godard Institute for Space Studies?
Planetary atmospheres
How do El Nino and La Nina phenomena impact global temperatures?
Exceptionally warm in 2023
What is the current state of the Solar Cycle?
Heading towards a solar maximum
How do aerosols contribute to climate cooling?
Reflect sunlight back into space
What are the consequences of reducing air pollution on climate change?
Inadvertently contributed to warming
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