Let's Climunicate

Alberto Troccoli
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Climate change is one of the most complex challenges of our time, with no single expert holding all the answers. Even the IPCC acknowledges gaps in our understanding. Moreover, discussions are often marked by controversy and division. This podcast aims to shed light on the many facets of climate change by engaging with experts across disciplines, offering a well-rounded perspective. By drawing on diverse viewpoints and expert analysis, we help listeners navigate the intricacies of this global issue.

  1. Jun 6

    The Unintended Transition: Why Fossil Fuel Chaos Speeds Up Electrification

    "Drill, baby, drill", but oil just hit $100 a barrel, and the world is buying EVs faster than ever. In this special episode outside the 10-part Let's Climunicate series, Dr. Alberto Troccoli confronts a disturbing paradox: the fastest acceleration of clean energy may not come from climate policy, but from chaos. Strait of Hormuz disruptions. Surging oil prices. A US president who calls climate change a scam , whose tariffs and geopolitical unpredictability are making fossil fuels expensive and unreliable. The result? Countries, companies, and consumers are hedging toward electrification not because they grew more virtuous, but because volatility is expensive. Time Stamps 00:00 - 01:30 Introduction: The Perverse Logic of Unintended Consequences 01:17 - 02:39 The Strait of Hormuz Shock: When Geopolitics Becomes Energy Policy 02:39 - 06:45 Your EV Math Just Changed: The Psychology of $100 Oil 06:45 - 09:13 History Doesn't Cooperate: 1973, 2022, and the Pattern of Crisis-Driven Transition 09:13 - 11:06 The Two-Speed World: Developed Economies Compressed, Developing Economies Leapfrogging 11:06 - 12:45 The Concrete Example: How a European Logistics Company Went Diesel to Electric Overnight 12:45 - 13:34 Chaos Is Not Policy: The Tax on the Vulnerable 13:34 - 15:49 Conclusion: Naming the Mechanism Without Endorsing the Method We dive deep into: 👉🏻 Why Trump's "drill, baby, drill" agenda is accidentally accelerating electrification through tariff chaos and supply unpredictability 👉🏻 The Strait of Hormuz disruption: when 20% of global oil trade faces blockage, the risk calculus shifts permanently 👉🏻 China's EV market at 50% of new sales, Europe above 30% — and why $100+ oil compresses timelines from decades to years 👉🏻 The 1973 oil shock pattern: crisis spurs efficiency and nuclear investment. The 2022 Ukraine war accelerated European heat pumps. 2026 may repeat the pattern 👉🏻 Why your bank now asks about "energy transition risk" — not climate risk, but balance sheet risk from fossil fuel volatility 👉🏻 The two-speed world: developed economies forced to compress transition timelines, developing economies leapfrogging because the old model is unaffordable If you felt whiplash reading the headlines, horror at war, then recognition of energy consequences, then confusion about whether to feel anything positive, you're experiencing the translation problem in real time. This episode gives you the framework to understand how transitions actually happen: through economics, through risk, through the hard logic of what happens when cheap oil stops being cheap. This is a special episode outside the 10-part solo series. 🎙️ Host: Alberto Troccoli | Let's Communicate 🌍 Stay connected with Let's Climunicate! Follow us on: 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcasts 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59 🍏 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361 🌐 Web: https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038 📅 Episode recorded on 28/05/2026 #energytransition #oilprices #geopolitics #cleanenergy #evs #electricvehicles #straitofhormuz #trump #tariffs #energysecurity #climatepolicy #fossilfuels #renewableenergy #EnergyShock #oilcrisis #energyindependence #electrificationupdate #Leapfrogging #EnergyRisk #ClimateAcceleration #unintendedconsequences #energyeconomics #batterystorage #solarenergy #windenergy #energyinfrastructure #energyinvestment #EnergyFinance #EnergyVolatility #EnergyUncertainty #letsclimunicate #climaterealism #EnergyRealism #geopoliticalrisks #supplychain #EnergyDependence #decarbonization #netzero #CarbonPricing #climateaction #climatecommunication #EnergyPodcast #ClimatePodcast #SpecialEpisode #usa #iran

    16 min

  2. May 28

    Forecast or Projection?

    "Scientists can't even predict next week's weather, how can they predict 2100?" They can't. And they're not trying to. In Episode 4 of the Let's Climunicate solo series, Dr. Alberto Troccoli dismantles the single most damaging confusion in climate communication: the difference between a forecast and a projection. One tells you what to wear tomorrow. The other tells you how to build for the next century. Confuse them, and everything falls apart. Time Stamps 00:00 - 01:58 Introduction: The Prediction Trap 01:58 - 07:21 Weather Forecasts vs. Climate Projections: The GPS vs. The Map 07:21 - 08:59 Rule 1: Forecasts Are Initialized, Projections Are Conditional 08:59 - 11:18 Rule 2: Uncertainty Expands, But the Signal Persists 11:18 - 12:55 Rule 3: Scale Matters in Time as Well as Space 12:55 - 15:22 Case Study: The IPCC's Five Scenarios — Why 1.5°C and 4.4°C Are Both "Right" 15:22 - 16:54 Conclusion: Forecast Tells You What to Wear. Projection Tells You How to Build. We dive deep into: 👉🏻 Why climate scientists are not allowed to say "will" when talking about 2100 — and why that precision matters 👉🏻 The GPS vs. terrain map analogy: weather forecasts are initialized from today's atmosphere; climate projections are conditional on human choices we haven't made yet 👉🏻 The butterfly effect: why forecast accuracy degrades after 10–15 days, but projections remain robust for decades 👉🏻 The IPCC's five SSP scenarios: why 1.5°C and 4.4°C are not "predictions" but "what-if" stories based on emissions pathways we choose 👉🏻 Why "models disagree on the number but agree on the direction" is the most important sentence in climate science 👉🏻 Climate sensitivity (2.5–4°C per CO₂ doubling): uncertainty about how much, not whether 👉🏻 The 2047 cold winter paradox: why a cold decade doesn't disprove a warming projection — and how the anomaly framework from Episode 1 saves you from this trap 👉🏻 Why treating projections as "failed forecasts" is the same category error as confusing weather and climate If you've ever felt paralysed by climate certainty or dismissive of climate doubt, you're responding to a translation failure. This episode gives you the vocabulary to think clearly about uncertainty, without despair, without denial, and without false precision. This is Episode 4 of the solo series. 🎙️ Host: Alberto Troccoli | Let's Communicate 🌍 Stay connected with Let's Climunicate! Follow us on: 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcasts 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59 🍏 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361 🌐 Web: https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038 📅 Episode recorded on 18/05/2026 #climatemodels #climateprojections #ipcc #climatechange #climatescience #weatherforecast #climatecommunication #uncertainty #climatedata #globalwarming #climatepolicy #climateeducation #sciencecommunication #climateexplained #letsclimunicate #climatescience #climatedebate #climatemisinformation #climateaction #climatefuture #climatesensitivity #EmissionsPathways #SSPSenarios #climateprediction #climateuncertainty #ClimateTranslation #climatetrends #climatebasics #ClimateForBeginners #ClimateScienceMadeSimple

    17 min

  3. May 23

    The 200-Year Experiment

    "They can make the data up and say anything." Can they? In Episode 3 of the Let's Climunicate solo series, Dr. Alberto Troccoli pulls back the curtain on the invisible infrastructure of climate science, the instruments, networks, adjustments, and quality controls that turn millions of raw observations into the global temperature records we see in headlines. This isn't about blind trust. It's about understanding the measurement. Time Stamps 00:00 - 01:10 Introduction: The Invisible Infrastructure 01:10 - 03:00 The Measurement Challenge: From Your City to the Open Ocean 03:00 - 04:55 Rule 1: Instruments Change, But the Anomaly Persists 04:55 - 07:10 Rule 2: Coverage Is Uneven, But the Signal Is Detectable 07:10 - 09:15 Rule 3: Models Reconstruct, But Observations Anchor 09:15 - 11:45 Case Study: How the 2025 Global Temperature Record Was Actually Built 11:45 - 13:30 CO₂ at 420 ppm: A Level No Human Has Ever Experienced 13:30 - 15:00 Conclusion: Trust the Method, Not Just the Number We dive deep into: 👉🏻 The "bucket effect": why 19th-century sailors systematically measured the ocean too cold — and how scientists corrected for it 👉🏻 Berkeley Earth: when physicist Richard Muller, skeptical of the temperature record, reanalyzed everything from scratch and found the exact same warming trend 👉🏻 Why you don't need a thermometer on every street to detect a planetary fever (spatial coherence and statistical interpolation) 👉🏻 Satellites don't measure temperature directly — they measure radiance. Here's why that translation matters 👉🏻 CO₂ now exceeds 420 ppm: a level not seen in at least 800,000 years, and likely several million — meaning no Homo sapiens has ever breathed this atmosphere 👉🏻 How January 2025 data releases integrated thousands of surface stations, ship buoys, weather balloons, and satellite constellations — then weighted, corrected, and compared them against the 1850–1900 baseline 👉🏻 Why NASA, NOAA, CRU, Copernicus, and Berkeley Earth all agree on the big picture despite using different methods, coverage, and assumptions If you've ever looked at a temperature graph and wondered, "How do they know?" you're asking the right question. The answer is not blind faith. It's a centuries-long collective effort full of gaps, compromises, and ingenious solutions. This is Episode 3 of the solo series. 🎙️ Host: Alberto Troccoli | Let's Communicate 🌍 Stay connected with Let's Climunicate! Follow us on: 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcasts 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59 🍏 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361 🌐 Web: https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038 📅 Episode recorded on 29/04/2026 #climatedata #ClimateMeasurement #berkeleyearth #co2 #climatescience #globalwarming #ClimateCommunication #DataLiteracy #letsclimunicate #climatetrends #satellitedata #icecores #sciencecommunication #weathervsclimate #anomaliesexplained #climaterecords #TemperatureReconstruction #paleoclimate #podcast

    16 min

  4. May 9

    MALADAPTATION

    In Part 2 of our conversation with Professor Lisa Schipper, we confront the harder question: what happens when climate adaptation itself creates new problems? From flooded villages "protected" by seawalls to crop insurance that destroys social networks, Lisa exposes how well-meaning projects can backfire, and why the politics of labeling, funding, and local ownership determine whether a project helps or harms. Time Stamps 02:30 - What Is Maladaptation? Beyond "Good vs. Bad" 06:15 - The Fiji Seawall: When Protection Creates Flooding 08:00 - Irrigation & Insurance: Shifting Risk, Eroding Resilience 10:00 - Who Decides What's "Maladaptive"? The Power to Label 13:30 - The Politics of Maladaptation: Why Global South Governments Fear the Word 15:00 - The Reporting Gap: Why We Don't Know How Much Maladaptation Exists 18:20 - Explaining Adaptation to a 20-Year-Old We dive deep into: 👉🏻 Why maladaptation isn't just "failed adaptation" it's adaptation that actively increases vulnerability 👉🏻 The Fiji seawall: how a coastal "protection" project ended up flooding the community it was meant to save 👉🏻 Irrigation and crop insurance: when technical fixes erode social networks and simply shift risk downstream 👉🏻 Who has the right to call something "maladaptive"? Why academics sitting at computers may be unfair to communities with limited options 👉🏻 The politics of the label: why Global South governments fear "maladaptation" will become an excuse to cut funding 👉🏻 Why mitigation is still the "most important adaptation" and why limits are coming fast regardless of investment Lisa turns the lens inward on the adaptation industry itself. She forces us to ask: are we solving problems, or just moving them around? Essential viewing for anyone designing projects, funding them, or living with their consequences. This is Part Two of our conversation. Watch Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/IhCI2nIDkTg 🎙️ Host: Alberto Troccoli | Let's Climunicate 🌍 Stay connected with Let's Climunicate! Follow us on: 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcasts 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59 🍏 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361 🌐 Web: https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038 📅 Episode recorded on - 17/04/2026 #climatechange #climateadaptation #maladaptation #climatescience #climatepolicy #climatejustice #ipcc #LisaSchipper #climateplanning #localknowledge #climatefinance #coproduction #climatevulnerability #adaptationlimits #letsclimunicate #ClimateRealism #podcast #viralvideo

    21 min

  5. May 6

    The Forgotten Sibling: Climate Adaptation, PART 1

    Is climate adaptation just "planning with a climate sticker"? Or does it reveal the uncomfortable truth about who gets left behind? In this episode, Professor Lisa Schipper : one of the leading voices challenging how we think about climate adaptation, dismantles the buzzwords and exposes why vulnerability, power, and justice are inseparable from the climate conversation. Time Stamps 01:10 – Introduction & How Lisa Got Into Climate Adaptation 03:22 – What Is Climate Adaptation? (And How Is It Different From Regular Planning?) 06:44 – Mainstreaming: The Double-Edged Sword 10:04 – Adaptation in Practice: From Drip Irrigation to Forced Relocation 13:30 – How Do We Know If Adaptation Has Actually Happened? 16:08 – Quick-Fire Questions: Temperature, Tipping Points & Social Collapse 19:50 – Adaptation vs. Civilizational Change: Mesopotamia, Migration & Fewer Options 25:12 – The Vulnerability Trap: Why Technology Won't Save Everyone 29:30 – Coastal Adaptation: Sea Walls, Power Grabs & The Infrastructure Trap We dive deep into: 👉🏻 Why adaptation is the "forgotten sibling" of climate policy — and why it matters more than ever 👉🏻 The mainstreaming paradox: does integrating climate into planning make it invisible? 👉🏻 Real-world adaptation: drip irrigation in drylands vs. watching your house fall into the sea 👉🏻 Why social tipping points may hit before physical ones — and why that terrifies her 👉🏻 The uncomfortable reality: adaptation has limits, and we're not honest about who gets sacrificed 👉🏻 How coastal "protection" narratives get weaponized to seize land from the poor Lisa Schipper doesn't do false optimism. She challenges the technocratic fantasy that we can engineer our way out and insists we confront poverty, power, and injustice head-on. Whether you're a policymaker, practitioner, or concerned citizen, this is essential listening for anyone who wants to understand what adaptation actually looks like on the ground. This is Part One of our conversation. 🎙️ Host: Alberto Troccoli | Let's Communicate 🌍 Stay connected with Let's Climunicate! Follow us on: 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcasts 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59 🍏 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361 🌐 Web: https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038 📅 Episode recorded on 17/04/2026 #climatechange #climateadaptation #climatescience #climatepolicy #climateresilience #climatejustice #vulnerability #ipcc #LisaSchipper #climateplanning #coastaladaptation #climatemigration #mainstreaming #adaptationlimits #letsclimunicate #ClimateRealism #podcast #letsclimunicate

    26 min

  6. Apr 4

    THE FIRST MISUNDERSTANDING: MOOD VS. PERSONALITY

    In Episode 2 of Let's Climunicate, Dr. Alberto Troccoli unpacks "The First Misunderstanding": the confusion between weather (what you feel right now) and climate (the statistical personality of the atmosphere over 30 years). Using the real case of the December 2025 North American blizzard which hit during one of the warmest global Decembers on record we explore why extreme cold snaps aren't proof against warming, but symptoms of a more energetic climate system. 📍 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: The First Misunderstanding 01:00 - The Winter Memory Test (Do you remember last frost?) 02:15 - The February 2026 Blizzard Scenario 03:10 - Why "So Much For Global Warming" Is a Design Problem 04:05 - Temporal Rule #1: Weather Is Mood, Climate Is Personality 05:15 - Temporal Rule #2: Your Memory Is Not The Baseline 06:20 - Temporal Rule #3: Extremes Are Symptoms, Not Contradictions 07:25 - Case Study: December 2025 (The Blizzard vs. The Data) 09:10 - Conclusion: Seeing the Timelapse Beneath the Photograph 10:00 - Outro & Next Episode Teaser You'll learn: • Why weather is "mood" and climate is "personality" • Why your childhood memory of colder winters is both true and climatologically useless • Why the 1.5°C warming baseline refers to 1850, not your birth year • How to spot the difference between local weather noise and global climate signal If you've ever felt foolish for confusing a cold Tuesday with climate change, or watched a conversation stall because someone pointed to snow as "proof" against warming, this episode is the translation you need. 🎙️ Host: Alberto Troccoli | Let's Communicate 🎙 Let's Climunicate is bringing you a 10-part solo series about climate, weather, and society. No shouting, no pretending it's simple. 🎙 New to the series? Start with Episode 1: https://youtu.be/8h995dSq5JI 📍 Next episode: How Do We Actually Measure Climate Change? 🌍 Stay connected with Let’s Climunicate! Follow us on: 📺 YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcasts⁠ 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59 🍏 Apple Podcast: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361⁠ 🌐 Web: ⁠https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/⁠ 💼 LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038⁠ #ClimateData #ScienceCommunication #ClimateLiteracy #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #GlobalWarming #ScienceCommunication #ClimatePodcast #ClimateCommunicator #ClearClimate #WeatherAndClimate #STEMeducation #podcast

    10 min

  7. Mar 29

    The Translation Gap: Why Headlines Don't Make Sense

    We are drowning in climate data but starving for meaning. If you've ever felt confused not unconvinced, just confused by headlines about "hottest years on record" or "1.5 degrees of warming," this episode is for you. 📍 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: The Communication Problem 01:33 - Why Data Doesn't Equal Understanding 02:36 - What Are Climate Data Really? (The Three Languages) 03:00 - Instrumental Records (The Last 150 Years) 03:37 - Paleoclimate Data (Nature's Deep Memory) 04:01 - Climate Models (Mathematical Laboratories) 04:30 - Translation Rule #1: Anomalies, Not Absolutes 05:06 - Translation Rule #2: Trend Is Not Weather 05:40 - Translation Rule #3: Scale Matters 06:24 - Case Study: The "Hottest Year" Headline Confusion (2023-2025) 09:20 - The Design Problem & Conclusion In Episode 1 of Let's Climunicate, host Alberto Troccoli breaks down why climate communication fails at the design level, not the intelligence level. We explore the three distinct languages of climate science (instrumental records, paleoclimate data, and models) and share three essential translation rules to help you read the headlines without the overwhelm: 1. Think in anomalies, not absolutes 2. Trend is not weather 3. Scale matters Using the real-world example of the 2023-2025 global temperature data releases, we examine how media framing turns scientific signals into confusing horse-race rankings and how to spot the difference. 🎙️ Host: Alberto Troccoli | Let's Communicate 🎙 Let's Climunicate is bringing you a 10-part solo series about climate, weather, and society. No shouting, no pretending it's simple. 🔗 Resources mentioned: AP News report : https://apnews.com/article/hot-year-climate-change-fossil-fuels-record-bff13bcc51d1a5daab62ff7036879dfe 🌍 Stay connected with Let’s Climunicate! Follow us on: 📺 YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcasts⁠ 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59 🍏 Apple Podcast: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361⁠ 🌐 Web: ⁠https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/⁠ 💼 LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038⁠ #ClimateData #ScienceCommunication #ClimateLiteracy #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #GlobalWarming #ScienceCommunication #ClimatePodcast #ClimateCommunicator #ClearClimate #WeatherAndClimate #STEMeducation #podcast

    10 min

  8. Mar 17

    The 2% Myth & The Obsolete IPCC: A Climate Economist's Case. PART II

    Professor Richard Tol returns for Part 2 and final part of our conversation on climate economics. We dive into the methodology behind climate damage estimates, why he quietly withdrew from an IPCC report, and what he'd change about how science informs policy. 📍 Timestamps: 00:00 - Meta-Analysis: What It Is & Why It Matters 02:22 - Why Models Differ: Expert Surveys vs. Hard Data 05:01 - The Harvard Study: 30% GDP Drop? 07:11 - The 2% Myth: Central Estimates vs. Real Risk 10:48 - Systemic Risks: Uninsurable Housing & Financial Crisis 14:38 - Sea Level Rise, Gulf Stream & Permafrost: Overhyped? 19:35 - When Climate Policy Costs More Than Climate Change 22:20 - Developing Countries: Growth vs. Emissions Trade-Off 26:15 - Why Tol Left the IPCC Summary for Policymakers 30:45 - Is the IPCC Obsolete? 36:20 - Career Bureaucrats vs. Independent Science 38:20 - Advice for Young Researchers 39:35 - Reasons for Optimism: Incidental Climate Policy ⚡ What We Cover: ✅ Meta-analysis explained: How Tol reconciles hundreds of studies on climate impacts and why results vary wildly ✅ The 2% GDP myth: Why central estimates hide 10-20% losses for the most vulnerable, and "negative surprises" of +7% ✅ Model failures: Harvard's 30% GDP drop claim, and why assuming "no adaptation" produces absurd results ✅ When policy costs more than climate change: The UK carbon levy that reduced emissions zero while taxing billions ✅ Developing countries: Why the "grow first, clean later" trade-off no longer exists (mostly) ✅ The IPCC problem: Why Tol stepped back from a summary for policymakers, and why he thinks the process is "obsolete" ✅ Reasons for optimism: How incidental policies not UN treaties drove solar, wind, and battery breakthroughs Richard Tol doesn't hold back on institutional failures, from diplomatic interference in science to career bureaucrats protecting broken processes. Whether you see him as a necessary corrective or a controversial outlier, this is essential context for understanding how climate knowledge gets made and distorted. 🎧 Part 1: https://youtu.be/zDjyJHmG1sc 🎙️ Host: Alberto Troccoli | Let's Communicate 🌍 Stay connected with Let’s Climunicate! Follow us on: 📺 YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcasts⁠ 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59 🍏 Apple Podcast: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361⁠ 🌐 Web: ⁠https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/⁠ 💼 LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038⁠ 📅 Episode recorded on 12 Feb 2026 #climatechange #climatescience #climatepolicy #ipcc #RichardTol #climateadaptation #climatedebate #climatescience #economicmodeling #climaterisk #williamnordhaus #ClimateNiche #heatwave2003 #climatecontroversy #letsclimunicate #climaterealism #ClimateEconomics #metaanalysis #SocialCostOfCarbon

    52 min
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Climate change is one of the most complex challenges of our time, with no single expert holding all the answers. Even the IPCC acknowledges gaps in our understanding. Moreover, discussions are often marked by controversy and division. This podcast aims to shed light on the many facets of climate change by engaging with experts across disciplines, offering a well-rounded perspective. By drawing on diverse viewpoints and expert analysis, we help listeners navigate the intricacies of this global issue.

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  • Creator
    Alberto Troccoli
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    26
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Alberto Troccoli
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    Let's Climunicate