Hotter, wetter, drier: the science behind extreme weather events @PotsdamInstitute
Hotter, wetter, drier: the science behind extreme weather events  @PotsdamInstitute
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Extreme weather events are on the rise. Are these events connected? Are they becoming more likely with global warming? What does science say about extreme weather events? In the new episode of the podcast ‘Sustain Ability. The Potsdam Dialogues - Science for a Safe Tomorrow’, experts Friederike Otto and Stefan Rahmstorf give insight into their latest research. They discuss attribution science, economic costs of extreme events, the art of communicating science - and what keeps them going in their personal scientific chasing of extreme weather events.
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Hotter, wetter, drier: the science behind extreme weather events

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