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Explore a comprehensive lecture on carbon cycles and Earth's climate history from the past 65 million years, delivered at the Centre International de Rencontres Mathématiques. Learn how carbon cycles regulate climate through atmospheric CO2 levels and greenhouse effects, while discovering the unprecedented impact of human activities on Earth's systems. Delve into this French-language presentation that contextualizes current climate challenges through the lens of paleoclimatology, complete with chapter markers and keywords for targeted viewing. Access additional mathematical resources through CIRM's Audiovisual Mathematics Library, featuring enriched content with abstracts, bibliographies, and specialized classification systems for enhanced learning and research purposes.
