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Experiences and Achievements

Discover reflections, suggestions, and explorations from the 14th International Seminar on Climate System and Climate Change. Gain knowledge from scholars, understand climatic urgencies, and explore global warming trends. Join the discourse on climate responsibilities and collaborate with researchers worldwide.

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Experiences and Achievements

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  1. The 14th International Seminar on Climate System and Climate Change (ISCS) (11– 21 July 2017, ZhuHai, China) Experiences and Achievements Group E E-group 14th ISCS

  2. CONTENTS 01 Group Members Reflection and Suggetion 02 03 Further Exploration E-group 14th ISCS

  3. Group Members 01 E-group 14th ISCS

  4. Where are we from? E-group 14th ISCS

  5. Reflection and Suggestion 02 1、Knowledge extended by lectures of top-class scholars 2、 Horizon broadened by communication with different researchers E-group 14th ISCS

  6. 3、 Urgency stressed by manifestations of climate change 4、 Responsibility confirmed for decreasing negative anthropogenic impacts E-group 14th ISCS

  7. 5、 Friendship taken home of interesting people across the world 6、Enthusiasm deepened for studies of climate system E-group 14th ISCS

  8. Suggestion 1. More plenary activities and discussions 2. Proper amount of homework to review the lessons E-group 14th ISCS

  9. 03 Further exploration Exceptional global warmth since 2015, the hottest period ever recorded E-group 14th ISCS

  10. WMO confirms 2016 as the hottest year on record, about 1.1°C above pre-industrial era E-group 14th ISCS

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  12. Average global surface temperatures over land and sea were the second highest on record for the first five months of 2017. E-group 14th ISCS

  13. Surface air temperatures for June 2017 E-group 14th ISCS

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  15. A more dangerous climate • Climate breaks multiple records in 2016, with global impacts • Extreme and unusual trends continue in 2017 E-group 14th ISCS

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  17. The Arctic’s climate is “shifting to a new state’’ The Arctic Ocean could be largely free of sea ice in summer as early as the late 2030s, only two decades from now. E-group 14th ISCS

  18. Natural climate variability – such as El Niño and La Niña – mean that the globe will not break new temperature records every month or every year. More significant than the individual monthly rankings is the long-term trend of rising temperatures and climate change indicators such as CO2 concentrations E-group 14th ISCS

  19. Thank you for your attention! E-group 14th ISCS

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