In 1957, Claude Lorius began his Antarctic ice research, later becoming the first scientist to raise concerns about global warming in 1965.
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In 1957, Claude Lorius began his Antarctic ice research, later becoming the first scientist to raise concerns about global warming in 1965.
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Claude Lorius began his research on Antarctic ice in 1957. By 1965, he was the first scientist to warn about global warming. His work with ice cores has provided vital data on climate change. Directed by Luc Jacquet, "Antarctica: Ice & Sky" features Lorius alongside scientists like Michel Papineschi and Richard Grandpierre. The film presents the stark beauty of Antarctica while documenting Lorius's contributions to glaciology and environmental science. It emphasizes the ongoing need for climate action.
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Why Watch
- Meet Claude Lorius, a pioneer in climate science.
- See stunning landscapes of Antarctica.
- Find out about ice core research and climate change.
Did You Know
- Claude Lorius began his Antarctic research in 1957.
- Lorius raised concerns about global warming in 1965.
- The film has a duration of 89 minutes.
- It was directed by Luc Jacquet.
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Who is Claude Lorius?
Claude Lorius is a pioneering glaciologist who began his research on Antarctic ice in 1957.
What year did Claude Lorius first raise concerns about global warming?
Claude Lorius raised concerns about global warming in 1965.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Antarctica: Ice & Sky'?
The duration of 'Antarctica: Ice & Sky' is 89 minutes.
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