Latest Breaking News On - Stefan arndt - Page 5 : comparemela.com
8 April 2021
Scientists have recorded a surprising rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide and methane levels over 2020, seeming to contradict predictions that the pandemic would see a temporary slowdown in the build up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
Research by United States government agency the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) found average surface level atmospheric CO
2 levels hit an all-time high of 412.5 parts per million (ppm), up 2.6 ppm on 2019 levels.
That was the fifth highest increase on record, after 1987, 1998, 2015 and 2016. Atmospheric CO2 levels are now the highest they have been for 3.6 million years. Back then sea levels were 24 metres higher than they are today, and the world was about 4 degrees hotter.
AustraliaUnited-statesMelbourneVictoriaAustralianStefan-arndtJames-fernyhoughColm-sweeneyGlobal-monitoring-labNational-oceanicAtmospheric-administrationUniversity-of-melbourneThe Görlitz Film Office panel
A session with film commissioners and producers was held during the European Film Market (EFM), during which they exchanged about how they each dealt with the pandemic and in what ways the film commissions helped with the productions.
The first of the panels was focused on the Film Development Council of the Philippines, the measures they took during the past year and the first months of 2021 and how the commission assisted with locations for the European versions of the TV reality franchise
Survivor, with the Israeli version being the next to shoot in the Philippines.
PhilippinesBudapestHungaryUnited-kingdomIsraelBrazilPortoPortugalCzech-republicPolandSpainBerlin