Climate Change 12of12: Efficiency and Energy Independence

[dahlenu]

This was a very good lecture. However, you are left with the impression that the problem is this one degree F temperature rise, probably due to the rise in CO2 from 280 to 380. The big problem is when CO2 hits 480 or 580 or 680. I don't see anyone actually doing anything about this until the climate change effects are clearly noticable, in which case it might be too late.

[TheNemesiah]

good lecture

[misterwrightjos]

thanks for posting very interesting lecture

[Ralph64]

Thanks from me too.--Excellent work.

In the beginning, Professor Muller mentions that his book contains some data-interpreting "don'ts"!

Is there a video explanation out there on the 'massaging' of data: Running the raw numbers through questionable processes, as Mann et. al. were accused of?

I'd love to hear Prof. Muller's take on that.

[EvanGarrettRogers]

The professor is Richard Muller - he has a series of lectures that are fantastic - check em out!! You can probably just find them by typing his name in.

"Physics for Future Presidents"

[hardsofty123]

Thanks for this, I now have a better understanding of the issue at hand, and will be in a better position to dicuss it

[jaschemasch]

This lecture was more revealing than An Inconvenient Truth.

[DeletedDelusion]

Excellent lecture.

Thank you for posting.