EPISODE · Mar 22, 2011 · 6 MIN
International Year of Chemistry - Climate Change
from Ecogeeks : Untamed Science Video Podcast · host Jonas Stenstrom and Louise Fornander
The chemistry of climate change shows us that climates have been changing for a long time. Chemists know this in part because they have studied ice cores in polar regions. This video looks at some of the cutting edge research chemists are doing to understand our changing climate. Learn more about the chemistry of climate change here.
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So we keep hearing about changing climates and global warming. But what is the chemistry behind all this? Well, it turns out that in almost every step of the climate discussion, there are interesting chemical stories to be explored. In this video, we learn that chemistry has helped us to understand climate change over thousands of years by analyzing ice cores from glaciers. By looking at the ice, scientists have discovered that global temperatures are currently increasing at a tremendous rate. But thanks to chemistry, there are many new cool solutions that can help us to solve our energy needs.
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