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Strategist mark williams. welcome back. in what scenario could we limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius? scientists at the postdam institute in germany have been asking that very question. they have looked at over 1,200 different scenarios — some good, some very bad, to better understand what needs to be done — and what we can still do, to stave of climate disaster. so let me show, what i mean. each of these grey little strands is based on a sophisticated computer simulation that calculates just how fast the economy and the global population will grow, how quickly climate technology ...

In June 2008, The Heritage Foundation invited energy scholars andpolicy experts to participate in a computer simulation and gamingexercise assessing the economic effects of a global petroleumenergy crisis. This exercise suggests reliance on market forces andcoordinated security activities did much to help restore theconfidence of markets and consumers.

Computer simulations created by scientists showcase alternate theories of how the moon was created through a giant impact, challenging the prevailing belief that the moon was formed from a disk of debris orbiting the Earth.

Patricia Mabry and coauthors discuss application of systems approaches in cancer research.

Are very significant. we will need lots of electricity, we'll need potentially lots of land to produce the electricity. so the decisions we make in the aviation sector in how we decarbonise flight will affect the entire world. this computer simulation gives us an idea of the environmental impact of aviation — the amount of c02 generated by flying. we see that using hydrogen or synthetic aviation fuel drastically reduces the amount of c02 generated by aviation. it's down by 55%. however, the amount of electricity required to make all of those flights is really, really massive. it's equivalent...