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The Tipping Points
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The Tipping Points is a landmark series that explores the emerging tipping points of climate change that have recently drawn concern from scientific communities worldwide for their fragile and near-crisis state. From the collapse of the Greenland ice sheet, the melt of the Himalayan glaciers, dieback of the Amazon rainforest, rise of oceans, the rapid melt of the permafrost in the high Arctic, and floods and droughts of Africa—the series follows a group of pre-eminent scientists as they venture off the grid to explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable. It not only shows how changes in the climate system are affecting local communities in exotic and distant locales like the Amazon or the Arctic, but also how it can impact people from North America to Australia, Asia to Europe, and every community in between. The phenomena of The Tipping Points follows the concept that, at a particular moment in time, a small change can have large, long-term consequences. A “DOMINO EFFECT” on a fragile climate system already in a state of flux. Localized ecological systems are known to shift abruptly and irreversibly from one state to another when they are forced across critical thresholds. Furthermore, when the situation is pushed past the “tipping point”, it will potentially lead to a chain reaction, putting other ecosystems around the globe in peril. The series explores what is happening at the most dramatic tipping points and looks to find answers to understand what can be done to stem the tide of change before we do irreparable damage, and ultimately put our own lives at risk. Seeking solutions—a global plan for sustainability and adaptation is the final message of the series. Produced by The Weather Channel, ARTE, and WDR.
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Greenland Ice-sheet Melt, The
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Climate Change
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Bernice Notenboom and Dr. Alun Hubbard lead an expedition across the Greenland Ice-sheet all the way north to Qaanaaq, a remote Inuit community, to explore the rate of melt of the Greenland Ice-sheet. They explore the Jakobshavn Glacier, examine moulins, and study ice core samples. This film examines the three degrees of global warming and its effects on global ocean circulation.
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TVF International
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Films Media Group. (2013). The Greenland ice-sheet melt. Films On Demand. Retrieved from https://login.proxy.lib.fsu.edu/login?url=https://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=104919&xtid=93798.
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2013
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Bernice Notenboom
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English
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mp4
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Additional resources are available at <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3148044/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ql_cl" title="The Tipping Points">IMDb</a>.
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[items ids=33]
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Moving Image
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Dye 3
Geography of Greenland
Glacier
Glaciology
Greenland
Greenland Ice Sheet
Ice Core
Ice Sheet
Meltwater
Moulin
Tipping Point
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The Tipping Points
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The Tipping Points is a landmark series that explores the emerging tipping points of climate change that have recently drawn concern from scientific communities worldwide for their fragile and near-crisis state. From the collapse of the Greenland ice sheet, the melt of the Himalayan glaciers, dieback of the Amazon rainforest, rise of oceans, the rapid melt of the permafrost in the high Arctic, and floods and droughts of Africa—the series follows a group of pre-eminent scientists as they venture off the grid to explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable. It not only shows how changes in the climate system are affecting local communities in exotic and distant locales like the Amazon or the Arctic, but also how it can impact people from North America to Australia, Asia to Europe, and every community in between. The phenomena of The Tipping Points follows the concept that, at a particular moment in time, a small change can have large, long-term consequences. A “DOMINO EFFECT” on a fragile climate system already in a state of flux. Localized ecological systems are known to shift abruptly and irreversibly from one state to another when they are forced across critical thresholds. Furthermore, when the situation is pushed past the “tipping point”, it will potentially lead to a chain reaction, putting other ecosystems around the globe in peril. The series explores what is happening at the most dramatic tipping points and looks to find answers to understand what can be done to stem the tide of change before we do irreparable damage, and ultimately put our own lives at risk. Seeking solutions—a global plan for sustainability and adaptation is the final message of the series. Produced by The Weather Channel, ARTE, and WDR.
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Amazon Rainforest Risks
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Climate Change
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In this film, Bernice Notenboom leads an expedition across the vast Amazon Rainforest to better understand the mega droughts and tree deaths that threaten its survival. Meet scientists who explore the rainforest's root system, the forest canopy, and monitor the rising carbon dioxide levels. The Amazon rainforest is reaching the tipping point and with global warming, it could soon be in a deep state of crisis.
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TVF International
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Films Media Group. (2013). Amazon rainforest risks. Films On Demand. Retrieved from https://login.proxy.lib.fsu.edu/login?url=https://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=104919&xtid=93799.
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2013
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Bernice Notenboom
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English
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mp4
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Additional resources are available at <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3148044/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ql_cl" title="The Tipping Points">IMDb</a>.
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[items ids=32]
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<a href="https://www.infobase.com/terms-of-use/" title="Infobase Services Terms of Use">Infobase</a>. 132 West 31st Street, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10001.
Amazon Rainforest
Carbon Dioxide
Carbon Footprint
Global Warming
Greenhouse Gases
Neotropic Ecozone
Rainforests
Tipping Point
Wildfire
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The Tipping Points
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The Tipping Points is a landmark series that explores the emerging tipping points of climate change that have recently drawn concern from scientific communities worldwide for their fragile and near-crisis state. From the collapse of the Greenland ice sheet, the melt of the Himalayan glaciers, dieback of the Amazon rainforest, rise of oceans, the rapid melt of the permafrost in the high Arctic, and floods and droughts of Africa—the series follows a group of pre-eminent scientists as they venture off the grid to explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable. It not only shows how changes in the climate system are affecting local communities in exotic and distant locales like the Amazon or the Arctic, but also how it can impact people from North America to Australia, Asia to Europe, and every community in between. The phenomena of The Tipping Points follows the concept that, at a particular moment in time, a small change can have large, long-term consequences. A “DOMINO EFFECT” on a fragile climate system already in a state of flux. Localized ecological systems are known to shift abruptly and irreversibly from one state to another when they are forced across critical thresholds. Furthermore, when the situation is pushed past the “tipping point”, it will potentially lead to a chain reaction, putting other ecosystems around the globe in peril. The series explores what is happening at the most dramatic tipping points and looks to find answers to understand what can be done to stem the tide of change before we do irreparable damage, and ultimately put our own lives at risk. Seeking solutions—a global plan for sustainability and adaptation is the final message of the series. Produced by The Weather Channel, ARTE, and WDR.
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00:52:12
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Africa Droughts and Floods
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Climate Change
Description
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Global climate change significantly affects the people of Africa. Bernice Notenboom leads an expedition from far North of the Sahara to a far south Cape Town to explore climate changes affecting Africa’s vital weather systems that provide natural rain to 90% of their subsistent farming. In this film, Notenboom visits Benenikenyi village, discusses climate change with Mali's chief meteorologist, and learns how farmers are adapting their practices to meet the changing climate.
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Films Media Group. (2013). Africa droughts and floods. Films On Demand. Retrieved from https://login.proxy.lib.fsu.edu/login?url=https://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=104919&xtid=93800.
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2013
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Bernice Notenboom
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TVF International
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English
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mp4
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Additional resources are available at <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3148044/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ql_cl" title="The Tipping Points">IMDb</a>.
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[items ids=31]
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<a href="https://www.infobase.com/terms-of-use/" title="Infobase Services Terms of Use">Infobase</a>. 132 West 31st Street, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10001.
Climate History
Climatology
Drought
Global Warming
Rain
Regional Effects of Global Warming
Sahel
Tipping Point
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The Tipping Points
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The Tipping Points is a landmark series that explores the emerging tipping points of climate change that have recently drawn concern from scientific communities worldwide for their fragile and near-crisis state. From the collapse of the Greenland ice sheet, the melt of the Himalayan glaciers, dieback of the Amazon rainforest, rise of oceans, the rapid melt of the permafrost in the high Arctic, and floods and droughts of Africa—the series follows a group of pre-eminent scientists as they venture off the grid to explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable. It not only shows how changes in the climate system are affecting local communities in exotic and distant locales like the Amazon or the Arctic, but also how it can impact people from North America to Australia, Asia to Europe, and every community in between. The phenomena of The Tipping Points follows the concept that, at a particular moment in time, a small change can have large, long-term consequences. A “DOMINO EFFECT” on a fragile climate system already in a state of flux. Localized ecological systems are known to shift abruptly and irreversibly from one state to another when they are forced across critical thresholds. Furthermore, when the situation is pushed past the “tipping point”, it will potentially lead to a chain reaction, putting other ecosystems around the globe in peril. The series explores what is happening at the most dramatic tipping points and looks to find answers to understand what can be done to stem the tide of change before we do irreparable damage, and ultimately put our own lives at risk. Seeking solutions—a global plan for sustainability and adaptation is the final message of the series. Produced by The Weather Channel, ARTE, and WDR.
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00:52:12
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Permafrost of the High Arctic, The
Subject
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Climate Change
Description
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Bernice Notenboom leads an expedition across Alaska to the North Pole to explore the ticking time bomb of the Permafrost Melt and the release of Carbon Dioxide and Methane. In this film, she climbs cliffs of frozen soil, explores an underground laboratory in Fairbanks, collects permafrost samples, and witnesses evidence of coastal erosion in Barrow.
Creator
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TVF International
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Films Media Group. (2013). The permafrost of the high arctic. Films On Demand. Retrieved from https://login.proxy.lib.fsu.edu/login?url=https://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=104919&xtid=93801.
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2013
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Bernice Notenboom
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English
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mp4
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[items ids=29]
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<a href="https://www.infobase.com/terms-of-use/" title="Infobase Services Terms of Use">Infobase</a>. 132 West 31st Street, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10001.
Arctic Methane Emissions
Bernice Notenboom
Effects of Global Warming
Geomorphology
Global Warming
Permafrost
Permafrost Carbon Cycle
Physical Geography
Tipping Point
Vincent Rosivach
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The Tipping Points
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The Tipping Points is a landmark series that explores the emerging tipping points of climate change that have recently drawn concern from scientific communities worldwide for their fragile and near-crisis state. From the collapse of the Greenland ice sheet, the melt of the Himalayan glaciers, dieback of the Amazon rainforest, rise of oceans, the rapid melt of the permafrost in the high Arctic, and floods and droughts of Africa—the series follows a group of pre-eminent scientists as they venture off the grid to explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable. It not only shows how changes in the climate system are affecting local communities in exotic and distant locales like the Amazon or the Arctic, but also how it can impact people from North America to Australia, Asia to Europe, and every community in between. The phenomena of The Tipping Points follows the concept that, at a particular moment in time, a small change can have large, long-term consequences. A “DOMINO EFFECT” on a fragile climate system already in a state of flux. Localized ecological systems are known to shift abruptly and irreversibly from one state to another when they are forced across critical thresholds. Furthermore, when the situation is pushed past the “tipping point”, it will potentially lead to a chain reaction, putting other ecosystems around the globe in peril. The series explores what is happening at the most dramatic tipping points and looks to find answers to understand what can be done to stem the tide of change before we do irreparable damage, and ultimately put our own lives at risk. Seeking solutions—a global plan for sustainability and adaptation is the final message of the series. Produced by The Weather Channel, ARTE, and WDR.
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Dangerous Rise of Oceans
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Climate Change
Description
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Bernice Notenboom leads an expedition from the Great Southern Ocean to the Great Barrier Reef to explore the changing currents and oceans that are driving extreme storms, sea surge, and changing the landscape of many small South Pacific communities. In this film, she investigates the role of phytoplankton, explores coral reefs, and talks with Tuvalvu residents about climate change and their future.
Creator
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TVF International
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Films Media Group. (2013). Dangerous rise of oceans. Films On Demand. Retrieved from https://login.proxy.lib.fsu.edu/login?url=https://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=104919&xtid=93802.
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2013
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Bernice Notenboom
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English
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mp4
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Additional resources are available at <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3148044/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ql_cl" title="The Tipping Points">IMDb</a>.
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<a href="https://www.infobase.com/terms-of-use/" title="Infobase Services Terms of Use">Infobase</a>. 132 West 31st Street, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10001.
Biological Oceanography
Bodies of Water
Climate History
Coral
Coral Reefs
Fisheries
Global Warming
Ocean
Phytoplankton
Sea
Tipping Point
Tuvalu
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The Tipping Points
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The Tipping Points is a landmark series that explores the emerging tipping points of climate change that have recently drawn concern from scientific communities worldwide for their fragile and near-crisis state. From the collapse of the Greenland ice sheet, the melt of the Himalayan glaciers, dieback of the Amazon rainforest, rise of oceans, the rapid melt of the permafrost in the high Arctic, and floods and droughts of Africa—the series follows a group of pre-eminent scientists as they venture off the grid to explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable. It not only shows how changes in the climate system are affecting local communities in exotic and distant locales like the Amazon or the Arctic, but also how it can impact people from North America to Australia, Asia to Europe, and every community in between. The phenomena of The Tipping Points follows the concept that, at a particular moment in time, a small change can have large, long-term consequences. A “DOMINO EFFECT” on a fragile climate system already in a state of flux. Localized ecological systems are known to shift abruptly and irreversibly from one state to another when they are forced across critical thresholds. Furthermore, when the situation is pushed past the “tipping point”, it will potentially lead to a chain reaction, putting other ecosystems around the globe in peril. The series explores what is happening at the most dramatic tipping points and looks to find answers to understand what can be done to stem the tide of change before we do irreparable damage, and ultimately put our own lives at risk. Seeking solutions—a global plan for sustainability and adaptation is the final message of the series. Produced by The Weather Channel, ARTE, and WDR.
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Running Time
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00:52:11
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Title
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India Water Crisis
Description
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Bernice Notenboom leads an expedition from the Himalayas to the plains of India, following one of the most famous river systems in the world – the Ganges. Fresh water sources from the Himalayas that provide water to over 1 billion people are under threat, but just what is happening here and how fast is what Bernice sets out to find out. In this film, she witnesses black carbon in glaciers, visits a village that was caught in a flash flood, explores agriculture along the Ganges River, and learns about health problems that women and children face in India.
Date
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2013
Contributor
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Bernice Notenboom
Subject
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Climate Change
Creator
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TVF International
Source
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Films Media Group. (2013). India water crisis. Films On Demand. Retrieved from https://login.proxy.lib.fsu.edu/login?url=https://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=104919&xtid=93803.
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English
Format
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mp4
Relation
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Additional resources are available at <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3148044/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ql_cl" title="The Tipping Points">IMDb</a>.
Identifier
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[items ids=27]
Type
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Moving Image
Rights
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<a href="https://www.infobase.com/terms-of-use/" title="Infobase Services Terms of Use">Infobase</a>. 132 West 31st Street, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10001.
Asian Brown Cloud
Bernice Notenboom
Black Carbon
Climate of India
Climatology
Ganges
Global Warming
Himalayas
Indian Ocean
Physical Impacts of Climate Change
South Asia
Tipping Point