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SUMMARY:How Close Are We to a Climate Tipping Point?
LOCATION:Nørrebro\, Copenhagen
DESCRIPTION:The Gulf Stream keeps Denmark mild.\n\nBut the climate doesn
 ’t always change slowly: Greenland’s ice shows that it has flipped in
  the past\, sometimes within a few decades.\n\nCould the ocean currents t
 hat warm Northern Europe switch off again\, and how would we see it comin
 g?\n\nClimate physicist Peter Ditlevsen explains what tipping points are\
 , what early-warning signals tell us\, and how close we might be.About Pe
 terPeter Ditlevsen is a professor of climate physics at the Niels Bohr In
 stitute\, University of Copenhagen.\n\nHe studies abrupt climate change a
 nd the early-warning signals that come before it.\n\nIn 2023\, he co-auth
 ored a widely discussed study warning that the Atlantic current system co
 uld collapse this century.
URL:https://www.kobenhavn.com/begivenheder/how-close-are-we-to-a-climate-
 tipping-point-022788
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