In this Climate Chat episode, we interview returning guest René van Westen on his latest Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) research, including his research that shows the recent sudden shift of the Gulf Stream is an indication of pen... more
In this Climate Chat episode, Cornell climate scientist -- and returning guest -- Douglas MacMartin discusses the latest research in Sunlight Reflection Methods (a.k.a, solar radiation management (SRM) and Solar Geoengineering) and the practicality o... more
In this Climate Chat episode, Host Dan Miller discusses the Iran war's positive and negative climate impacts, and explains why lower fossil fuel emissions caused by high oil prices due to the Iran war will not lower atmospheric CO2 levels nor reduce ... more
In this Climate Chat episode, Hosts Dan Miller and Leon Simons discuss recent research that measured the past 3 million years of greenhouse gases, and ocean heat content, and discuss what it means to our climate future. Link to research papers: "Broa... more
In this Climate Chat episode, we interview Climate Foundation's Founder and Executive Director Brian von Herzen about the Climate Foundation's research of "seaforestation," which is a process that accelerates the growth of ocean kelp that results in ... more
In this Climate Chat episode, we interview the NYU professor and author Alison Taylor on business ethics and its impact on climate change (and vice versa). Alison Taylor joined New York University Stern School of business as a clinical associate prof... more
In this Climate Chat episode, we interview the CEO of Work on Climate, Eugene Kirpichov, about the Work on Climate resource and its new focus on regenerative economics. Eugene Kirpichov is Co-founder and Executive Director of Work on Climate, a globa... more
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller discusses the reasons that humanity is failing to seriously address the existential climate crisis. While climate science clearly indicates that we must act urgently and dramatically, and cost-effective c... more
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