What is climate science? Why does climate science matter? What does climate science tell us?
Climate Extremes Seminar Series.
Climate Extremes Seminar Series
Charmaine Franklin from the Bureau of Meteorology presents Urban fine-scale weather modelling to support improved prediction.
James Dyke from Global Systems Institute, Exeter University, discusses Net Zero: fact, theory and wishful thinking.
Detlef van Vuuren from PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency talks about integrated scenarios to support climate research.
Peter Bauer from ECWMF talks about the European Union Destination Earth Programme: A template for future Earth system prediction?
Climate Australia host Lee Constable is joined by the chief investigators in the Drought team of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes – Prof Nerilie Abram, Prof Jason Evans and Dr Andrea Taschetto. Along the way, Lee discovers why drought is such a tricky topic to explore for climate scientists and why understanding how droughts may change in the future is one of the wicked problems of climate change.
Climate Australia host Lee Constable is joined by CLEX Media and Communications Manager Alvin Stone; Research Fellow at Monash University and founder of Skeptical Science Dr John Cook; and Deputy Head of the UNSW School of Psychology Prof Ben Newell to explore the current research around communicating climate science
Prof Julie Arblaster, Prof Lisa Alexander, and Assoc Prof Gab Abramowitz discuss the research around the Attribution and Risk research program. The episode explores why we can detect climate signals in some extreme weather events and not others and the implications this has for understanding how these events may change.