Name: 氣候變遷的突現形態
Uploaded: 2014-05-01T15:02:18Z
Duration: 11 min 56 s
Description: 你不能把氣候變遷拆開來理解，氣候科學家加文·施密特如是說。這是全有或全無。他在此富有啟發性的演說中，解釋如何以奇幻的模式，描繪出小規模環境事件無止盡的複雜交互作用，來研究氣候變遷的大圖像。

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*The Forgiving Air*

你不能把氣候變遷拆開來理解，氣候科學家加文·施密特如是說。這是全有或全無。他在此富有啟發性的演說中，解釋如何以奇幻的模式，描繪出小規模環境事件無止盡的複雜交互作用，來研究氣候變遷的大圖像。

氣候變遷的突現形態

Understanding climate change requires seeing the planet as a single, interconnected system, not a collection of isolated parts. Patterns in climate stretch across 14 orders of magnitude, from tiny cloud seeds to the scale of the Earth itself. Modern climate models, built from millions of lines of code, capture how countless small processes combine to create vast, unexpected patterns—like swirling storms and shifting winds—that no one piece can explain alone. These models have skillfully matched past events, but using their predictions demands human choices about our collective future.

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加文·施密特: 氣候變遷的突現形態