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(1)Dinesite Boiling Sea
(2)Deputy Professor of Climate Science at Pusan National University
(3)There’s heat building up inside the Earth’s system
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(2)But the ocean is absorbing 90 of this energy
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(2)an associate professor of global environmental science at Seoul National University
(3)Sea water is hard to heat, but once you heat it up, it doesn’t cool down
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(2)If you don’t try for 10 years
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(2)You can’t go back to that time, so you’re going to an uninhabitable planet
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(2)Global sea level temperature c
(3)1981–2023
(4)The year 2023
(5)Year 2022
(6)Source: University of Maine, United States Marine Corps
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(2)an associate professor of global environmental science at Seoul National University
(3)Usually, 20 zeta of thermal energy is absorbed a year
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(2)Four atomic bombs per second, 14400 in an hour
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(2)That’s the amount of energy that’s being supplied to the moment
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(2)Deputy Professor of Climate Science at Pusan National University
(3)Water is a molecule that expands the heat
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(2)When the energy is absorbed and the temperature goes up
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(2)As the bonds between the molecules become loose, they expand more
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(2)The sea level is rising accordingly
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(2)World sea level rise in cm
(3)an annual increase
(4)1993-2003 2013 August 2021
(5)Source: World Meteorological Organization France AVISO Institute
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(2)Professor Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University
(3)Klaus Jacob
(4)If you predict sea level rise of 6 to 7 feet 18 to 21 meters by 2100
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(2)Floods reaching subway entrances will be 70 times more frequent
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(2)Because assuming that the subway entrance is here, it’s going to be a big storm to reach this height
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(2)As the sea level rises, even a small storm can make it happen
(3)Because you can reach the subway entrance
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(2)That’s a huge impact
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(2)So you can’t just watch the sea level rise, you can’t just watch the storm
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(2)We need to look at the combination of rising sea levels and storm surges
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(1)Director, International Climate and Environment Center
(2)When La Niña broke out, it briefly returned to normalAfter that period
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(2)Whether it’s El Nino or La Nino again
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(2)It becomes periodic, but I think that pattern is broken now
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(2)Deputy Professor of Climate Science at Pusan National University
(3)When El Nino disappears
(4)There’s a record temperature rise
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(2)That’s why many predict that temperatures will rise more next year than in 2016, when temperatures were the highest since observation
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(2)Even if we stabilize the surface temperature rise
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(2)Deep in the ocean, temperature rises can last for hundreds and thousands of years to come
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(2)an associate professor of global environmental science at Seoul National University
(3)It’s impossible to stop It’s impossible to stop
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(2)I think we can control the speed and direction of change
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(1)When you drive, you never have to take your seat
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the common opinion of climate scholars
It’s impossible to turn it back
It’s impossible to stop
Maybe it’s possible to put back the time you’re in