What does the coast mean to you? Join host Jumanah and guest Alex Legault, a graduate student at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia, for a conversation about coastal communities, climate adaptation, and the connections between research, people, and place.
Meet Jumanah, the newest voice on the GenSea podcast!
Rhea and Camille explore the growing impact of tourism on Antarctica, one of the world’s most fragile ecosystems.
Camille and Rhea dive into the high-stakes negotiations with Valentin Dettling, who was present at the UN Plastics Treaty negotiations.
Meet your hosts, Rhea and Camille!
Can you imagine that planting trees influences our oceans? Join Lennard and Charlotte this week to find out about the potential interactions of large-scale reforestation projects with our climate system and ocean circulation.
Today, Charlotte and Lennard go back to the basics. After two episodes talking about specific models and application, they take a step back to discuss climate models more generally, and ask the question whether or not we can rely on them.
Today, Charlotte and Lennard explore the advantages of using a newly developed model to simulate the El Niño Southern Oscillation in the Pacific Ocean. This climate phenomenon is truly remarkable, being the largest inter-annual variability in the climate system with global consequences.
Dive beneath the Arctic sea ice with Lennard and Charlotte, as they explore how numerical ocean models interpret the same hidden world in different ways. Specifically, Charlotte will describe the role that sea ice plays in the complex system of the Arctic Ocean.
