The Azimuth Project
Climate (Rev #7, changes)

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Idea

Understanding the Earth’s climate is a crucial part of treating our planet well. How much of a problem is global warming? What about sea level rise? Do we need to worry about abrupt climate change due to a tipping point in the Earth’s dynamics? Many complex issues are at stake, and we need scientists and engineers to get involved.

To get up to speed, try the links above, and read our summaries of some reports. Then try some of the pages below.

Azimuth Project pages

Climate is a ‘category’ on the Azimuth Project. Here are some pages in this category:

• AMOC

• Abrupt climate change

• Atlantic multidecadal oscillation

• Azolla event

• Bayesian prediction of the next glacial inception

• Climate Code Foundation

• Climate change

• Climate feedback

• Climate model

• Climate physics

• Climate patterns and processes

• Climate sensitivity

• Dansgaard-Oeschger event

• ENSO

• Energy balance model

• Equatorial Kelvin wave

• Global warming

• Greenhouse gas

• Hadley cell

• Heinrich event

• Ice albedo effect

• Insolation

• Lake Agassiz

• Madden-Julian oscillation

• Milankovitch cycle

• NRC climate stabilization targets

• North Atlantic Oscillation

• Oceanic Rossby wave

• Paleoclimate

• Plans of action

• Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison

• Reframing the climate change challenge

• Reports

• Sea level rise

• SeaRISE

• Snowball Earth

• Software engineering in climate science

• Teleconnection

• The Copenhagen Diagnosis

• Thermocline

• Thermohaline circulation

• Tipping point

• Water cycle

• World Meteorological Organization

• Younger Dryas

To see all the pages in this category, go here.