Just like with health-related issues these days, ‘climate’ and ‘climate change’ has become so politicized it’s hard to get accurate info. A scientist who has worked in this field thinks this is ridiculous and wrote a book to discuss this problem and then goes over what the true info is. In this episode, Dr. Nedd covers:
- How the term ‘climate change’ is a wrong term the way it’s being used.
- How both sides of the political spectrum contribute to the problem.
- What long-term graphs show about increasing global temperatures and the rising of the seas.
- The actual problems that exist and what we can/should do about them.
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The book being discussed: Unsettled by Steven E Koonin
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