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CO2-Anstieg: Ursache oder Ergebnis der Erderwärmung? | Ganteför Klimageschichte #4

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First published at 21:18 UTC on April 2nd, 2023.

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CO2-Anstieg: Ursache oder Ergebnis der Erderwärmung? Nachdem es im letzten Video darum ging, ob die schwankende CO2-Konzentration die Kalt- und Warmphasen der Erdgeschichte hervorgerufen haben könnte, untersuchen wir heute die umgekehrte These: Gab es vielleicht andere Gründe für die Schwankungen der Erdtemperatur und als Folge davon veränderte sich auch die CO2-Konzentration in der Atmosphäre?

Gerd Ganteför, Physikprofessor an der Uni Konstanz, erläutert in diesem Video und seiner Reihe "Klimawissen" anschaulich die Grundlagen der Klimaforschung.
Quelle: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=W4W8-veXvx0

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