Great videos: global warming / climate change

 

U. S. National Academies:

• America's Climate Choices

 

National Geographic:

• Great introductory video

 

Al Gore:

• Conclusion of Copenhagen Address (2009)

• Latest Climate Trends (2009)

• Averting Climate Crisis (2006)

 

Prof. James Hansen:

• Urgency of the Climate Crisis

• 20 Years of Climate Concerns

 

Prof. Stephen Schneider:

• "Science as a Contact Sport: Inside the Battle to Save Earth's Climate"

• Climate Science Expert Credibility

• Certainty, Insurance, Media, and Special Interests

 

Dr. Michael Oppenheimer:

• Interview (2007)

 

Dr. Rajendra Pachauri (IPCC)

• Talk at the Bright Green Climate Forum in Copenhagen

 

Dr. Naomi Orestes:

• "The American Denial of Global Warming"

• "Merchants Of Doubt" 

• "Answering Climate Change Skeptics"

 

Peter Sinclair's Climate Denial Crock of the Week. Click HERE for quick access

• What do we Know about Climate Change?
  

• Flogging the Scientists

• Weather Station Data Reliability

• The Medieval Warming Crock

• The "CO2 is Plant Food" Crock

 

Even More Videos!

• After the Warming (a history, vantage point 2050, made in 1989)

• Global Warming: Is It True? by Dr. J. Powell

• National Wildlife Federation Weekly Climate Capsule Videos

• PACE Program (Property Assessed Clean Energy) Explained

• The Day the World Came Together - The 350 Movement: October 24, 2009

• Climate Change TV 

• "The Most Terrifying Video You'll Ever See" (Climate Summit)
  

• Senator Timothy Wirth, President UN Foundation: US Energy Policy

• Videos from Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany (2010) . Also, HERE and HERE.
  

 

Photographer James Balog's Extreme Ice Survey:

• Time Lapse Proof of Extreme Ice Loss

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UNEP videos showing human cost of climate change in Africa (e.g. malaria)

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US Environmental Protection Agency video bar

 

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What’s the Picture? Answer: MIT "Roulette Wheels" 

Climate change odds much worse than thought  

The wheel on the right depicts their estimate of the range of probability of potential global temperature change over the next 100 years if no policy change is enacted on curbing greenhouse gas emissions. The wheel on the left assumes that aggressive policy is enacted.

 

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