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Ken Caldeira (* 1960) ist ein US-amerikanischer Atmosphärenwissenschaftler und Aerologe. Seit 2005 ist er Senior Scientist am Department of Global Ecology der Carnegie Institution und Professor im Department of Environmental Earth System Sciences an der Stanford University.
Kenneth Caldeira (born 1960) is an American atmospheric scientist. His areas of research include ocean acidification, [2] climate effects of trees, intentional climate modification, interactions in the global carbon cycle /climate system, and sustainable energy. [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
- 1960 (age 62–63)
- American
- New York University (PhD)
Overview. Ken Caldeira is a Senior Scientist (emeritus) in Carnegie Institution for Science's Department of Global Ecology. He is also a Senior Scientist at Breakthrough Energy, a non-profit organization aimed at "helping the world get to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions while making sure everyone has access to the clean, affordable, and ...
@KenCaldeira | Environmental science of climate, carbon, and energy. Where are the abundant and reliable winds? March 13, 2024. Northern Europe experienced a period of very low winds in 2021, adversely impacting Europe’s ability to generate climate-friendly electricity. This led us to ask several questions:
Geophysical Research Letters 35 (8) , 2008. 506. 2008. Seasonal rhythms of net primary production and particulate organic carbon flux to depth describe the efficiency of biological pump in the global ocean. MJ Lutz, K Caldeira, RB Dunbar, MJ Behrenfeld. Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans 112 (C10) , 2007.
22. Apr. 2021 · The Hot List: Meet Ken Caldeira, Bill Gates’ climate adviser. THE HOT LISTER: NO. 26. He pioneered research into how fossil fuels are shocking our oceans. Now he has Bill Gates’ ear. The...
About @KenCaldeira. This is the personal blog of Ken Caldeira. My main professional web site, and also the web site for the collaborative group in which I am enmeshed, is climate-energy.org. I work for Breakthrough Energy. I lead a research group at Carnegie Institution for Science on the Stanford University campus.
