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Biography

Climate Scientist from United Kingdom

David Wasdell, Director of the Meridian Programme, is a world-renowned expert in the dynamics of climate change. He is also a reviewer of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessment reports and the author of numerous papers and presentations on climate change and related topics.

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David Wasdell

What are ‘climate feedbacks’?

David Wasdell explains how the future of our climate will be affected by feedback mechanisms that may amplify global warming. Of the 20 feedback mechanisms that have been identified,…

Recorded: 20 February 2007

David Wasdell

What is the climate composed of? (Part 1)

In this two-part series, David Wasdell examines the components of our climate system. The carbon cycle, relating to the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, is of fundamental importance…

Recorded: 20 February 2007

David Wasdell

What is the climate composed of? (Part 2)

In this two-part series, David Wasdell examines the components of our climate system. The carbon cycle, relating to the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, is of fundamental importance…

Recorded: 20 February 2007

David Wasdell

How does climate change happen? (Part 1)

There are around 20 feedback mechanisms that could potentially accelerate climate change. In this two-part series David Wasdell examines three main categories of feedback. The best…

Recorded: 20 February 2007

David Wasdell

How does climate change happen? (Part 2)

There are around 20 feedback mechanisms that could potentially accelerate climate change. In this two-part series David Wasdell examines three main categories of feedback. The best…

Recorded: 20 February 2007

David Wasdell

What are climate ‘tipping points’?

The climate cycle fluctuates between alternating ice and warm ages. However, unprecedented levels of greenhouse gas concentrations now threaten to distort historic patterns. Amplifying…

Recorded: 20 February 2007

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