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The Ends of the Earth
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Quanta Magazine
These early experiments were the overture to what would become the most monumental — and most frustrating — scientific undertaking ever: understanding, characterizing and modeling Earth’s climate system.
The Quanta Podcast Climate science is the most significant scientific collaboration in history, and its lessons are a massive human achievement.
“Climate science has always required, by its very nature, collaboration,” said Andrew Weaver, a climate scientist at the University of Victoria in Canada.
Climate science is also driving new ideas and strategies to compensate for our self-inflicted wounds.
Climate scientists have faced not only extreme working conditions, but also antagonistic political movements that reject their findings and attempt to defund their work entirely.
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