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This presentation is given by Dr. Tom Suchanek, a marine ecologist from UC Davis. For much of his career, Tom has conducted research on environmental contaminants, and now is focused on Climate Change, driven primarily by the most critical pollutant of our time, carbon dioxide. Addressed in this presentation are: What are Greenhouse Gases and the Greenhouse Effect?; How are these gases affecting our weather and climate?; Why are we experiencing so many extreme weather events and other human and environmental impacts?; What can we do to help solve this crisis?; and Why is there urgency to develop realistic solutions?

Introduction: (0:00:00)

Greenhouse gasses (GHG) & the Greenhouse Effect (0:01:34)
How do these GHGs affect Earth's climate? (0:10:10)

Potential environmental and human impacts of climate change (0:13:33)
Current impacts of climate change (0:16:10)
Economic impacts of extreme events (0:24:51)

Solutions (0:27:34)
Technological solutions, energy sources (0:28:21)
Technological solutions, transportation (0:34:03)

Paris Climate Accords and climate emergency declarations (0:36:39)
Legislative/political solutions, carbon pricing (0:38:17)
Market-based solutions (0:39:32)

Can we succeed? (0:40:54)
Get engaged and take action (0:43:13)