Hosted by Dan Miller and Leon Simons, hosts · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 137 episodes
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Climate Chat is a channel where we discuss all things climate with scientists, technologists, authors, advocates, communicators and others helping us understand and fight climate change.
Dan Miller and Leon Simons, hosts hosts Climate Chat, a science show with 137 episodes published.
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller interviews atmospheric scientist Dr. Matthew S. Johnson on his critical work to find ways to eradicate methane from point sources such as a cow barn, as well as from the atmo
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller reviews a number of climate tech start-up companies that he met at the recent Venture Summit West conference in Mountain View, California. Links to the start-up companies men
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller Katharine Gage, a climate activist working to get students to rally around the Carbon Fee and Dividend (CFD) carbon pricing policy. Katharine Gage graduated from Bowdoin Coll
In this Climate Chat episode, hosts Dan Miller and Leon Simons discuss the latest climate news and any audience questions. You can post questions in the live YouTube or LinkedIn chat or post them in the program announcem
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller interviews author and RethinkX's Director of Research, Adam Dorr, about his two books, Brighter, and The Degrowth Delusion. RethinkX is a think tank that focuses on disruptiv
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller interviews Planetary Sunshade Institute's Board Member and former Executive Director, Ross Centers, on the science, risks, and reality of using giant space-based sunshades lo
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller interviews Phil Duffy, Chief Scientist for Spark Climate Solutions and former Climate Science Advisor for President Biden. We will discuss Phil's White House experience as we
In this Climate Chat episode, hosts Leon Simons and Dan Miller interview climate scientist Detlef van Vuuren about his recent paper where he lays our new "emissions scenarios" that will be used by the IPCC to predict fut
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller interview Devonian Systems co-founder and CEO Alan Ransil about their approach to producing biochar. Biochar is produced when biomass is burned without the presence of oxygen
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller talks about what he learned at San Francisco Climate Week and what worried him about optimism bias and the lack of appreciation of accelerated warming and tipping points. He
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
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 Geoengin
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 atmo
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.
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
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 busines
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 Direct
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 dram
In this Climate Chat episode, host Dan Miller interviews the CEO of Reflective, Dakota Gruener, about her organization's support of Sunlight Reflection Methods (SRM, a.k.a., solar-geoengineering) research. Dakota Gruener
In this Climate Chat episode, hosts Dan Miller and Leon Simons discuss the latest information on global temperature trends and predictions of reaching +2ºC in the 2030s. We will also discuss James Hansen's latest communi
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Climate Chat is hosted by Dan Miller and Leon Simons, hosts. The show is categorised under science (earth) and has published 137 episodes.
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