Independent academic archive · Rights remain with the original publishers · Streamed via YouTube
Independent academic archive · Rights remain with the original publishers · Streamed via YouTube

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
1:21:25A CARTA symposium exploring the intricate relationship between climate dynamics and human evolutionary trajectories, featuring perspectives from earth scientists, ecologists, and paleoanthropologists.
Opening lecture of 10-session syllabus
The Origin of Us: African Climate and Early Human Evidence
Professor, Professor, Curator
Peter deMenocal is a professor and curator affiliated with the National Academy of Sciences, focusing on human-climate interactions and evolution.
Director Emeritus, Department of Human Evolution, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
Jean-Jacques Hublin is a professor and curator affiliated with the National Academy of Sciences, specializing in human-climate interactions and evolution.
Professor, Professor, Curator
Rick Potts is a curator and professor affiliated with the National Academy of Sciences, specializing in human evolution and climate change dynamics.