Earth Science

Atmospheric Physics indicates a one degree celsius increase in temperature increases maximum water vapor capacity in the atmosphere by 7%. Given Dr. Bartlett's formula for counting the doubling, divide 70 by 7 and you get that 10 degrees increase in temperature Celsius will double the maximum water vapor capacity in the atmosphere.

1. Arctic Matters:
   • The Future of Sea Level Rise - Prof. Peter Wadhams
2. Antarctica's Alarming Changes: New Discoveries & Climate Crisis
3. The Three Gorges Dam and its potential catastrophic impact on the planet
4. The Big Problem That Happened After We Nuked Space
5. Marine Heatwaves:
   • Hot Water Horror - Marine Heatwaves
   • 'Beyond Extreme' North Atlantic Marine Heatwave
6. Aral Sea Time Lapse
7. 1.5 degrees Celsius is here and now
8. 61 Interventions
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