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Talking Climate with Christiane Amanpour & Bob Inglis
Katharine Hayhoe & Bob Inglis on Climate Change
CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR: What will it take, do you think, to convince people like Trump, the Trump administration, to listen to what ordinary people are saying with their votes at the ballot box? BOB INGLIS (R-SC), FORMER U.S. HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE: I’m not sure what would convince Trump.
Changing the Climate Dialogue – my Grantham Institute Lecture
Katharine Hayhoe – Changing the Climate Dialogue
How we talk about climate change reflects how we think about it, which in turn affects how we act – or don’t. Katharine Hayhoe is a climate scientist who’s served as a lead author for National Climate Assessments under the Bush, Obama, and Trump administrations.
“Mitigate, Adapt or Suffer” – Cambridge Climate Lecture Series
‘Mitigate, Adapt or Suffer’ Professor Katharine Hayhoe
Uploaded by Cambridge Climate Lecture Series on 2019-05-16.
Hayhoe: climate hope comes from people
https://theecologist.org/2019/may/14/katharine-hayhoe-climate-hope-comes-people
Talking Climate with David Wallace-Wells at ClimateOne
David Wallace-Wells: The Uninhabitable Earth
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Is science incompatible with faith? my upper house talk
Christians Climate and Culture with Katharine Hayhoe
Since the time of Galileo, science and faith have been framed as two opposing, or at best, non-overlapping systems. Skepticism about the effects of climate change-exhibited by many Christians in the U.S.-perpetuates this perceived warfare between science and religion.
Fighting climate change in our daily lives – KCRW earth day Interview
Fighting climate change in our daily lives | Press Play
We often hear about the huge problems involving climate change: melting glaciers, rising sea levels, plus intensifying hurricanes, tornadoes, and other weather patterns. But what can we do about these problems, and not feel so powerless against them?
Where will we be in 10 years? My WIRED essay
I’m a climate scientist. Every day, I look at how our energy sources and our consumption habits are affecting our planet. And every day, I’m frustrated by how many people… Read More