
Human-Climate Interactions and Evolution: Past and Future
58:17The Origin of Us: African Climate and Early Human Evidence
58:15Ancient History in Greenland Ice
1:07:22Billion Years of Earth’s Climate History: The Role of CO2
24:08The Biggest Control Knob: Carbon Dioxide in Earth's Climate History
57:07Postmodern Geophysics and Ice Age Climate
1:25:32The Fingerprints of Sea Level Rise in a Progressively Warming World
22:59Climate of the Mediterranean region: Recent past and future evolution
43:23Plate tectonics and climate - What's new since Wegener and Köppen?
41:55Taking the Fingerprints of Global Sea Level Rise
1:21:25Richard Alley traces Earth's climate evolution over 4.6 billion years, elucidating the fundamental role of carbon dioxide in shaping planetary habitability and past climate shifts.
Evan Pugh University Professor of Geosciences
Richard Alley is an Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences at Penn State and a member of the National Academy of Sciences, known for his pioneering work in glaciology and paleoclimate.
Visiting lecturer and colloquium speaker at National Academy of Sciences (Penn State University faculty).
Visiting lecturer and colloquium speaker at Villanova University (Penn State University faculty).