17. Translating Climate Science Into Serious Laughs

An episode of the Climate 4 Fun podcast, hosted by Antonio Salituro, titled "17. Translating Climate Science Into Serious Laughs" was published on January 4, 2024 and runs 27 minutes.

January 4, 2024 ·27m · Climate 4 Fun

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Summary

Wouldn’t it be great if Jonathan Pie decoded the science behind the climate fuckmergency? Well, this is as real as the fact that we’re causing a dicksaster! And that’s thanks to the Climate Science Translated initiative. I interviewed Nick Oldridge, one of the project’s co-founders. Tune in to find out more!

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Wouldn’t it be great if Jonathan Pie decoded the science behind the climate fuckmergency? Well, this is as real as the fact that we’re causing a dicksaster! And that’s thanks to the Climate Science Translated initiative. I interviewed Nick Oldridge, one of the project’s co-founders. Tune in to find out more!

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