David Meintrup, Professor, University of Applied Sciences Ingolstadt
Climate change is a reality. The Paris climate goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees is barely achievable. The only remaining question is: what can we still do to keep the consequences reasonably limited? How many conferences have you flown to last year? How many times a month do you eat meat? Do you drive to work? All of these questions matter, but how much? In this talk, we will try to find a data-based answer to this question using JMP as enabling software, and we will show how each one of us can contribute to preventing climate catastrophe. I am a mathematician, not a climatologist, but we need to get involved—all of us.
