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07:35 Making the Case for the Anthropocene Making the Case for the Anthropocene	Making the Case for the Anthropocene It is important to recognize that we are in the Anthropocene. If we recognize that we are in the driving seat of changing the conditions for world development, it profoundly shapes our attention in… anthropocene economics well-being license_ccbync nature agriculture biosphere antrhopocene development From SDG Academy 6 plays
18:29 The Business as Usual Trajectory The Business as Usual Trajectory	The Business as Usual Trajectory This chapter discusses the objective of limiting the temperature increase to less than 2 degrees Celsius compared to the pre-industrial level. The ultimate objective of the UNFCCC is to stabilize… rcps greenhouse gases antrhopocene climate change decarbonization mitigation license_ccbync carbon dioxide emissions economic growth From SDG Academy 32 plays
34:52 The Greenhouse Gases and Feedbacks The Greenhouse Gases and Feedbacks	The Greenhouse Gases and Feedbacks This chapter discusses anthropogenic greenhouse gases and climate forcing. It is important to note that carbon dioxide and other emitted gases mix with the atmosphere and have an effect on global… climate science antrhopocene greenhouse gases carbon cycle geoengineering climate change decarbonization mitigation feedback mechanisms license_ccbync nitrogen emissions From SDG Academy 50 plays
04:19 Introduction to Marine Ecosystems Introduction to Marine Ecosystems	Introduction to Marine Ecosystems The ocean is an intricate patchwork of co-existing ecosystems from which humans benefit in terms of food, energy, and keeping our planet habitable by regulating climate and absorbing nutrients from… marine ecosystems economics antrhopocene introduction license_ccbync ecosystem-based adaption pollution climate change ocean exploration nutrient pollution From SDG Academy 129 plays
07:21 Thresholds and Tipping Points Thresholds and Tipping Points	Thresholds and Tipping Points The natural state of the environment is continually changing because of human impact, which is called “shifting baselines.” This change is not only gradual; it can also be a dramatic… amazon forest management antrhopocene biodiversity planetary boundaries natural resources license_ccbync environment change From SDG Academy 10 plays