Carboniferous

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Down To Earth: Cornell Conversations About

Danielle Eiseman

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In this season we are getting into the science of science communication. Much of the content is adapted from some of my lectures on science communication.

Courses

Education

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Carboniferous

Down To Earth: Cornell Conversations About

12 minutes 10 seconds

6 years ago

Carboniferous

In this episode, Profesor Toby Ault describes what the climate was like 354 million years ago, during the carboniferous period. Find out how this important time period led to the industrial revolution and is contributing to the current changes we are seeing in the climate today.