Prof. David Battisti - Climate change and Global Food Security
2014-11-06に共有
This is also a Carnegie Centenary Professorship public lecture.
David Battisti is Professor of Atmospheric Sciences and Director of the Joint Institute for Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean at the University of Washington.
This lecture explores the likely impact of climate change and volatility on food production and availability in the foreseeable future.
Recorded 4 November 2014 at the University of Edinburgh's Appleton Tower.
コメント (8)
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Great lecture/presentation! Thank you for making it available to the public.
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I would to see more of this!
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Thank you for making this public!
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the time frame is way off. If the Global food grid doesn't collaps this summer. We will have survived another year. However, the food basket of the world is shrinking every year. Whatever it is people want to believe, things are about to get interesting and difficult. Climate Change Denial is going to be a touch sell this year.
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This guy is very good.
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No more prime land ...yes, under old buildings. ... not much, but then the population will become 'not much'.
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I agree with the sentiment, but I feel like the projecting forward just based on the 2003 data point is the kind of thing that discredits environmental science.
