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Facts vs Alarmism: What's Climate Science Really Telling Us? | Steven Koonin

Jun 30, 2022

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Climate and Weather

00:51

What You Don't Know

01:20

Hydrological Drought

01:02

Is the ganan report in the Noise?

01:31

Introduction

4min

Climate Change

3min

Why Is This Issue So Politically Charged?

2min

The Ends Justify the Means, Right?

3min

Is the Ocean Really the Memory of the Climate System?

3min

What Are the Problems With Hind Casting?

2min

Is the North Pole Warming?

4min

How Does the Absorption of Sunlight Work?

2min

Is the Atmosphere Partially Transparent?

2min

10.

Predicting Climate Change

3min

11.

Hurricanes, Wildfires, Precipitation - What's Going On?

2min

12.

The Science of Precipitation?

3min

13.

Is That Going to Happen More?

2min

14.

What Can You Really Do About It?

2min

15.

Is the Ganan Report in the Noise?

2min

16.

What's the Consensus?

3min

17.

The Pandemic Is a Great Example of Human Ingenuity

2min

18.

Climate Change and the Energy System Really Matter, Ok?

2min

19.

Is There a Solution to the Energy Crisis?

2min

20.

Alternatives to Petroleum Derivated Fuels for Heavy Vehicles

2min

21.

Electrification of Ecos

3min

22.

The Environmentalists Laugh Really Not Like Nuclear

6min

23.

What's the Difference Between Field Theory, Standard Theory, String Theory and Theory?

3min

24.

Is There a Gravity Wave?

2min

25.

Quanter Mechanics

2min

26.

Quantum Computing, I Alien Gravity

2min

27.

The Science of Energy and the Environment

2min

28.

Is There a Turn Around in Public Opinion?

2min

Theoretical physicist Steven Koonin covers what the latest climate science actually tells us versus what alarmists want us to believe about everything from melting ice caps to extreme weather events. We end the conversation with an overview of Steven's other domain of expertise: multiverses!

Steven Koonin is the author of Unsettled: What Climate Science Tells Us, What it Doesn’t, and Why it Matters. From 2009 to 2011, he was Under Secretary for Science at the Department of Energy in the Obama administration.

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