In Bergen mid-March, the climate festival Varmere, våtere, villere (Warmer, wetter, wilder) filled three floors in Bergen over three days, for talks and debates on climate change and necessary solutions.
Devyn Remme, PhD Candidate, at the Center for Climate and Energy Transition (CET), University of Bergen, works in research of the social and environmental consequences of the transition to electric cars from a global perspective.
At the festival she was in the "Around the World with Climate Science" to talk about her research and experience as a climate researcher. She joins host Ingjald Pilskot in the festival podcast booth.
Are we melting Antarctica irreversibly?
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Igor Ezau - Heatwaves, the weather that can kill thousands in developed countries
North America's greatest export: Warm weather to Europe
SciSnack stories – articles from our young and early career scientists
Citizen scientists help bringing water to the weather models
Før og etter hockeykøllegrafen – med Øyvind Paasche
Storm tracks – A conveyor belt of warm moist air
neXtSIM - The next generation of ice forecast
Improving weather prediction in the Arctic
Kronprinsen på tokt til Antarktis
How to predict extreme events with Stefan Sobolowski
The push for predicting the future climate
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Siv Kari Lauvset og robotbøyene
Klimadirektørene om klimatilpasning og hvorfor de er optimister
Klimadirektørenes guide til COP24
Torskevarsel med Marius Årthun
1,5-gradersrapporten med Asgeir Sorteberg
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