The climate cost of planting trees
Most people has a good relationship with forests and the uncontrolled logging around the world is taking its toll on both the wildlife, but also the c...
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Podcast of the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research. Panel discussions, lectures and talks with world-class scientists.
Parisavtalen 5 år etter – med direktør Tore Furevik
Parisavtalen vart vedteken under FNs klimatoppmøte i desember 2015, etter mange års arbeid for gjennomslag for internasjonal klimahandling. I den står...
Are we melting Antarctica irreversibly?
The great ice-sheets in Antarctica and Greenland holds many mysteries. David Chandler, a postdoctoral fellow at the Bjerknes Centre and NORCE, are try...
Arven etter Nansen – med forskar Marius Årthun
Gratulerer med dagen, Fridtjof Nansen! 10. oktober 2020 ville han ha vært 159 år, og vi holder virket hans i live gjennom samarbeidet i Arven etter Na...
Igor Ezau - Heatwaves, the weather that can kill thousands in developed countries
Heatwaves are the extreme weather events that kills the most worldwide together with its close cousin the long-term draught. Peer-reviewed analysis pl...
North America's greatest export: Warm weather to Europe
Is warm weather to Europe, North America's greatest export? Listen to the science conversation between Tim Woollings, Associate Professor at the Unive...
SciSnack stories – articles from our young and early career scientists
Today, we’re giving you a three-course meal, through the writings of Scisnack. SciSnack is a group led by scientists at the University of Bergen, with...
Citizen scientists help bringing water to the weather models
Harald Sodemann is working on improving the weather models. One thing he and his colleagues think can be improved is how water in the atmosphere is tr...
Før og etter hockeykøllegrafen – med Øyvind Paasche
«Det var eit liv før hockeykurven også», seier Øyvind Paasche, seniorforsker og seniorrådgiver ved NORCE og Bjerknessenteret. Hockeykurven, Hockey sti...
Storm tracks – A conveyor belt of warm moist air
Professor Camille Li works on storm tracks, the warm, moist conveyor belt that deliver storm after storm to us here in Western Norway and the British ...