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Multimedia animations

In this section you will find several animations designed and produced by the International Polar Foundation on different topics linked to the polar regions, the way our planet's climate functions, climate change, biodiversity and energy.

Most of these animations are available as CD-ROMS in various languages. Please contact us for more information.

  • Climate complexity

    Climate complexity

    18.07.2005

    An animation carefully designed to explain as simply as possibly the complexity of our planet's climate.

  • Climate modelling

    Climate modelling

    16.07.2005

    Climate modelling explained by analogy with the problem of an overflowing bath.

  • The human impact

    The human impact

    15.07.2005

    A rapid (and non-exhaustive) status report on the impact of climate warming on the Earth's system.

  • How should we react ?

    How should we react ?

    14.07.2005

    Presentation of the sources of greenhouse gas emissions, by sector and by countries, followed by a range of proposed solutions to reduce the emissions.

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The Belgian team: teachers Arjan van der Star, Wim Van Buggenhout and Alex Baiverlin

Interview: bringing Polar Science to the classroom

IPF interviewed the three Belgian teachers who participated in the Teachers Workshop that was organised in conjunction with the Oslo Science Conference in June 2010. How do these teachers bring their insight…


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