Ave Scientia, morituri te salutant. Uncertainties in the context of climate change are not only discussed from the purely scientific perspective anymore but also influence journalism, politics and the public. In the face of constantly new challenges and changing roles and tasks of scientists, journalists and politicians, a mutual understanding…Continue reading “Course Information”
Researching and Shaping Climate Futures
Coping with Uncertainty in Climate Sciences and Society
Welcome
to our course blog, the virtual study and discussion space for ‘Researching and Shaping Climate Futures’, ‘Uncertain Climate Futures’ and ‘Uncertain 2 degrees’. Here, we, students and lecturers, will jointly explore the possibility, and plausibility, of different climate futures. We will tackle questions such as how society handles different forms of uncertainty in this context, and what role we as climate scientists have in researching and shaping the future of our climate, and of our society. We hope you enjoy the course, and learn a lot from the interdisciplinary perspective it provides!
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How much evidence is enough?
Throughout the course Uncertain Climate Futures, we investigated different aspects within the topic of uncertainty. A question that popped up…
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