00:00:00Introduction
00:03:00Impacts of Cryosphere Shrinkage
00:06:10Permafrost and Methane Release
00:08:20The Cryoscope Project
00:12:55Modeling and Predictions in Cryosphere Research
00:17:28Global Implications of Cryosphere Changes
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What happens when the planet's frozen frontiers melt? Mountain athlete and glaciologist Pascal Egli joins us to explore the shrinking cryosphere, from disappearing glaciers to collapsing permafrost. We talk climate feedback loops, methane threats, rising seas, and his work on the EU’s CryoSCOPE project using AI and satellite data to model what comes next. Whether you live in the Alps or on the Mediterranean coast, this frozen story affects us all.
Episode Chapters:
3:00 - 6:10 Impacts of Cryosphere Shrinkage
6:10 - 8:20 Permafrost and Methane Release
8:20 - 12:55 The CryoSCOPE Project
12:55 - 17:28 Modeling and Predictions in Cryosphere Research
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