Explore the fascinating world of climate modeling in this 27-minute AGU podcast episode. Delve into the work of atmospheric scientist Dr. Matthew Huber as he mathematically models historical climate transitions to understand and predict future climates. Discover the unique challenges posed by anthropogenic climate change and how it impacts these transitions. Learn how scientists use mathematical models to capture the complexities of Earth's climate system. Gain insights into the importance of studying past climate states to inform our understanding of future climate scenarios. This thought-provoking discussion highlights the intersection of history, mathematics, and atmospheric science in addressing one of the most pressing issues of our time.
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Solving for climate: Earth’s next top (climate) model
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