In this episode, we soar to new heights, quite literally, taking our first-ever #helicopter ride to the expedition camp at 6300m.
Hike with us to an altitude of 6,600 meters, where scientists drill an 11-meter-long ice core, and witness the dedication of the scientific team, braving incredible challenges all for the understanding of our planet's climate past and predictions for its future.
Don't miss this incredible journey as we explore the mysteries of ice cores and their significance in understanding climate change! (CGTN)
Changes in climate, especially a rising temperature and reduced precipitation, will influence the ecological stability in desert regions, according to the latest research from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).
To understand and predict regional scale or even local scale climate extremes is a great challenge not only because they are rare but also because they are sometime, if not often, non-Gaussian distribution. Two approaches for statistical prediction/downscaling of non-Gaussian climate extremes were proposed
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