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  • Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with Anders Levermann

    Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with Anders Levermann

    05.11.2010

    Anders Leverman, Professor of Dynamics of the Climate System at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Reserch, discusses his work looking at the dynamics of the global climate system, tipping points, and the consequences of a warming Arctic on the global climate system.

  • Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with Konrad Steffen

    Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with Konrad Steffen

    05.11.2010

    Konrad Steffan, Director of the Cooperative Institute for Resaerch in Environmental Studies (CIRES) at the University of Colorado at Boulder, underlines why it is important to monitor the Earth’s atmosphere and oceans and describes how feedbacks accelerate warming in the Arctic.  He also emphasizes the importance of scientists to communicate their findings to policymakers.

  • Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with Gillian Triggs

    Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with Gillian Triggs

    05.11.2010

    Gillian Triggs, Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Sydney, enumerates reasons why it would be difficult to have an “Arctic Treaty System” similar to the current Antarctic Treaty System and highlights differences between the Arctic and the Antarctic from a legal perspective.

  • Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with John Farrell

    Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with John Farrell

    05.11.2010

    John Farrell, Executive Director of the US Arctic Research Commission, talks about the role of the agency he works for and the importance of doing Arctic research.

  • Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with Bill Eichbaum

    Arctic Futures Symposium: Interview with Bill Eichbaum

    05.11.2010

    William Eichbaum, Vice President of Marine and Arctic Policy at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), discusses why the Arctic is an important region and how changes in the Arctic can affect other parts of the planet.  He also states that the Arctic is receiving and advocates limiting greenhouse gas emissions.

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