
MPR News meteorologist Paul Huttner with the latest research on our changing climate.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Earth SciencesScience | |||

Runners can expect seasonably cool temperatures for the 2026 Twin Cities Marathon. But the early October tradition will be moving back a week starting next year. Race officials have stated health concerns due to heat as a reason for the change.
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The University of Minnesota is recognized as one of the top apple breeding and genetics research programs in the country. It developed the Honeycrisp apple and other flavors like the Big Flirt and the SuperSnap. But a warming climate makes the univer... more
Invasive species play the long game. They travel well, dig in to survive wherever they’re dropped off and then start multiplying, making it nearly impossible to root them out.
Scientists looking now at the current state of the Strait of Hormuz see a... more
Derechos are devastating, fast-moving bands of thunderstorms capable of producing destructive winds. Minnesota has experienced several, including the Boundary Waters blowdown in 1999. But research suggests derechos could become twice as common in a w... more
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Thanks Paul and staff for always bringing interesting and informative topics to our attention. I also appreciate the short timeframe, which fits nicely in today’s busy world.
Plus: your broadcast, points to the effects of CC locally with great effect. Negative: your broadcast, fails miserably at pointing fingers at the causes of CC. My quote: “fossil fuels are our destruction”! Neutral: people want/need hope. I grew up knowing our world would end in nuclear winter. Now I “believe” our end is a CO2 summer. I was wrong the first time; let’s keep our fingers crossed! I recommend a podcast called “Drilled”. Because!
Thanks for the variety of content
Excellent topics. Impactful, but brief. Always interesting guests who leave an imprint and reinforce what I’m doing to reduce CO2. Thanks for all that you do!
Plus: your broadcast, points to the effects of CC locally with great effect.
Negative: your broadcast, fails miserably at pointing fingers at the causes of CC. My quote: “fossil fuels are our destruction”!
Neutral: people want/need hope. I grew up knowing our world would end in nuclear winter. Now I “believe” our end is a CO2 summer. I was wrong the first time; let’s keep our fingers crossed! I recommend a podcast called “Drilled”. Because!
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on climate science, weather patterns, and practical responses to a warming world. Listeners hear from university researchers, state climatologists, and local researchers about derechos, heat waves, carbon removal, regenerative agriculture, and community resilience. The program frequently ties local Minnesota implications to broader climate trends, with a mix of data-driven explanations, historical context, and on-the-ground anecdotes from wildlife centers, farmers, and resilience hubs. A notable edge is translating complex science into accessible, actionable insights for communities preparing for changing conditions and policy shifts.
What stands out is the blend of rigorous science communication, r... more
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