7 Climate crisis forever?! - The energy transition

The previous part focused on explaining greenhouse gases and reducing them and their radiative efficiency. Now, in the final part of the podcast series, it is strongly emphasized that we need an energy transition if we want to...

6 Climate crisis forever?! - A simulation into the future

We need to consider how we want to shape our future and how we can best reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This part of the podcast series outlines the contributions of various greenhouse gases and the reduction pathways...

5 Climate crisis forever?! - The impact wave

The greenhouse gases described in previous episodes of the podcast series also have different effects over different durations. This is called their impact wave. CO2 becomes dominant in the following years, while...

4. Climate crisis forever?! - Emissions volume & radiation efficiency

All greenhouse gases have different effects. This effect can be compared to a filtering effect. While CH4 and N2O have a strong filtering effect, CO2 is filtered almost not at all. This interplay between the...

3. Climate crisis forever?! - Reducing greenhouse gases

The breakdown of the greenhouse gases CO2, N2O, and CH4 takes different amounts of time because their extent also varies. CO2 is the most dramatic of these greenhouse gases. While CH4 and N2O can be broken down exponentially and more rapidly,...

2. Climate crisis forever?! - The atmosphere

For 150 years, Austria has been striving to give its people a better life, and as a result, it ranks among the 15 most successful countries in the world. However, it is also among the 15 countries that contribute most to the climate crisis.

1. Climate crisis forever?! - The introduction

In the first part, Dr. Thomas Guggenberger explains that the climate crisis in Austria can be imagined as a tsunami wave with an enormous stretch of water behind it, containing a great deal of energy. The climate crisis is not developing...