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Best podcasts about bill ruddiman

Latest podcast episodes about bill ruddiman

Generation Anthropocene
Climate Change: The Beginning

Generation Anthropocene

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2016 24:11


Humans have been altering the climate for a long time – but how long, exactly? This question is central to the Anthropocene debate. When did the human population collectively achieve colossal power that can be equated with geologic power? Was it at the start of the Industrial Revolution? Back during the Agricultural Revolution? And how on earth do climatologists pinpoint a date? This week, producer and resident paleoclimatologist Mike Osborne looks at two inflection points in human activity. Mike first discusses research on the global impact of Industrial Era emissions (newly published in ‘Nature’!) with scientists Nerilie Abram and Kaustubh Thirumalai. He then takes a step back in Earth’s history to the early Agricultural Revolution, and climate scientist Bill Ruddiman’s early Anthropocene hypothesis.

Earth and Life - for iPod/iPhone
Tibet: the Raymo-Ruddiman Hypothesis

Earth and Life - for iPod/iPhone

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2008 5:57


John Kutzbach from the University of Wisconsin and Bill Ruddiman from the University of Virginia discuss modelling the effects that a high plateau has on climate using Tibet as an example.

Earth and Life - for iPod/iPhone
Transcript -- Tibet: the Raymo-Ruddiman Hypothesis

Earth and Life - for iPod/iPhone

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2008


Transcript -- John Kutzbach from the University of Wisconsin and Bill Ruddiman from the University of Virginia discuss modelling the effects that a high plateau has on climate using Tibet as an example.

Earth and Life - for iPad/Mac/PC
Tibet: the Raymo-Ruddiman Hypothesis

Earth and Life - for iPad/Mac/PC

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2008 5:57


John Kutzbach from the University of Wisconsin and Bill Ruddiman from the University of Virginia discuss modelling the effects that a high plateau has on climate using Tibet as an example.

Earth and Life - for iPad/Mac/PC
Transcript -- Tibet: the Raymo-Ruddiman Hypothesis

Earth and Life - for iPad/Mac/PC

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2008


Transcript -- John Kutzbach from the University of Wisconsin and Bill Ruddiman from the University of Virginia discuss modelling the effects that a high plateau has on climate using Tibet as an example.