The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
323. Unsettled: Climate and Science | Dr. Steven Koonin
Jan 16, 2023
Dr. Steven Koonin, a University Professor at NYU and former Under Secretary for Science, explores the complexities of climate science and energy solutions. He critiques how policymakers misinterpret IPCC reports to endorse their green agendas. Koonin discusses the dual role of carbon dioxide in agriculture and climate, as well as the potential of nuclear power in reducing emissions. He emphasizes the need for balanced approaches and informed public dialogue amid the hysteria surrounding climate change while highlighting the interconnectedness of economic growth and environmental awareness.
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- Policy makers often misinterpret IPCC reports to support green agendas, despite the reports suggesting otherwise.
- Transitioning to renewable energy faces challenges like storage issues and economic disruptions, requiring a balanced approach.
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Dr. Conan's Diverse Expertise in Energy and Environment
Dr. Stephen Conan's extensive qualifications and experience in climate science and energy technologies were highlighted, emphasizing his role as a senior fellow at the Hoover Institute and a university professor at New York University, with a focus on advocating for transparent public representation of climate and energy issues.
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