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The Great Climate Debate
by Geoffrey DeSena
This is the place where we talk to the people who have dedicated their lives to understanding our planet and how it is changing. It's a big community, and they certainly won't agree on everything. I aim to tease out on which points they agree and which they don't. If you have been studying global, regional, or local climate or even a subject even remotely related, I'd love to have you on the podcast!
Episodes
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Ep10 - The Last Word
The final episode of Season 1 of The Great Climate Debate. Give me a reason to do a second season. Jonathan Haidt comes up multiple times. Check out a couple of his works. Moral Foundations Theory: moralfoundations.org/ Heterodox Academy: heterodoxacademy.org/
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Ep9 - Interview with Prof Scott Denning - Colorado State University dept. of Atmospheric Sciences
Interview with Professor Scott Denning, of Colorado State University’s department of Atmospheric Sciences. Debate with Scott Denning and Roy Spencer: https://youtu.be/2GHlnjrZLUo Thoughts on Denning’s first Heartland Institute presentation: https://youtu.be/wQDu5UXozn4 Some of the common...
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Ep8 - Interview with Peter Wells, PhD - Climate Change Skeptic
Interview with Peter Wells, PhD. He has worked in science, government, and software development, and he doesn’t believe that the evidence supports the idea that human activities are the primary drivers of climate change, nor that climate change will necessarily be bad. Interview with Prof Scott...
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Ep7 - Interview with John Grant, retired professor of business
A conversation with John Grant, professor emeritus and passionate activist for solutions on climate change. Don’t Even Think About It by George Marshall: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/dont-even-think-about-it-9781620401330/ Windfall by Mackenzie Funk: https://www.mckenziefunk.com/windfall/
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Ep6 - Interview with Fmr Congressman Bob Inglis of republiEn.org
Interview with former Congressman Bob Inglis (R-SC), founder and executive director of republicEn.org.
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The Great Climate Debate - Ep.5 - Interview with Debbie Ley
A conversation with Debora Ley, a lead author on the IPCC's 2018 Special Report on 1.5°C global warming. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: ipcc.ch/report/sr15/ The Environmental Change Institute: www.eci.ox.ac.uk Latinoamerica Renovable: www.latinoamericarenovable.com Sandia National…
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The Great Climate Debate - Ep.4 - Grant Couch
A conversation with Grant Couch, co-founder of Citizens’ Climate Lobby’s Conservative Caucus, former Wall Street Banker, and Zen sensei. Find more about Grant at grantcouch.com. Citizens’ Climate Lobby: citizensclimatelobby.org/ The Righteous Mind: https://righteousmind.com/ Storms of My...
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The Great Climate Debate - Ep.3 - The IPCC Report
Some commentary on the most recent IPCC Special Report The IPCC Report. www.ipcc.ch/report/sr15/ YouTube Clips CNN - New climate change report issues stark warning - Oct. 7, 2018 TRT World - Climate Change: Report says temperatures heading to 3°C increase - Oct. 8, 2018 PBS NewsHour - Former VP…
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The Great Climate Debate - Ep.2 - Brian Crow
Brian Crow is a meteorologist and has a master of science in atmospheric science with an emphasis on climate science. Links to the discussed items: IPCC: www.ipcc.ch/report/sr15/ NASA'S climate page: climate.nasa.gov/ Skeptical Science: www.skepticalscience.com/ Hadley Centre:...
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The Great Climate Debate - Ep.1 - Introduction
I have edited the clips for brevity and cleanliness, but I have tried to keep the message true to the original. Here are the sources of the clips in order of appearance. 1. Sky News - "Impact of Global Warming is Irreversible" - 31 March 2014 2. John Stossel - "The Truth About Climate Change"…
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The Great Climate Debate - Ep.1 - Introduction
If you've listened to the news lately, you've probably heard about climate change, but how much do you actually know? The more I dig, the more I realize how little I know about the science, the reality, and the debate. Join me as I dig deeper into an issue that could be an existential threat or...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This is the place where we talk to the people who have dedicated their lives to understanding our planet and how it is changing. It's a big community, and they certainly won't agree on everything. I aim to tease out on which points they agree and which they don't. If you have been studying global, regional, or local climate or even a subject even remotely related, I'd love to have you on the podcast!
HOSTED BY
Geoffrey DeSena
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This is the place where we talk to the people who have dedicated their lives to understanding our planet and how it is changing. It's a big community, and they certainly won't agree on everything. I aim to tease out on which points they agree and which they don't. If you have been studying global,...
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