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The energy from somewhere if were to survive, and theyll have to look again at nuclear and start saying, "oh, well, of course, it really hasnt "killed many people, has it?" mm. you have looked at the planet and the biosphere and the balance between human activity and the rest of organic life and the very planet itself. youve looked at it in many different ways. im intrigued to know what you make of the covid pandemic and what lessons you take from that in terms of the health of gaia right now? w...

Really striking how their confidence about _ really striking how their confidence about their analysis has changed. for years. — about their analysis has changed. foryears, on about their analysis has changed. for years, on your programme, i probably— for years, on your programme, i probably said if there is a particular weather event and i can never_ particular weather event and i can never link— particular weather event and i can never link it — particular weather event and i can never...

The rising temperatures bring all kinds of dangers. the extreme heat were seeing in the west is not only a risk amplifier for wildfires, its a threat in and of itself. people are hurting. its more dangerous for kids to play outside. roads are buckling under the heat. again, i need not tell all of you. so, whats causing this heat? well, theres a vast dome of high pressure above western canada. its like a lid in the atmosphere, trapping warm air and pushing it down where it gets even hotter. and t...

And scientists say that its human activity, the burning of fossil fuels, thats made this far more likely. our analysis of the temperatures that were seeing in the western side of north america just wouldnt have been feasible in the natural course of events. weve analysed the climate that you would expect without emissions of greenhouse gases, and you just dont see these sorts of extraordinary temperatures that were seeing at the moment. the next big worry is farmland, and whether crops will surv...

The dark red area is far warmer than average. and scientists say that its human activity, the burning of fossil fuels, thats made this far more likely. our analysis of the temperatures that were seeing in the western side of north america just wouldnt have been feasible in the natural course of events. weve analysed the climate that you would expect without emissions of greenhouse gases, and you just dont see these sorts of extraordinary temperatures that were seeing at the moment. the next big ...

The extreme heat were seeing in the west is not only a risk amplifier for wildfires, its a threat in and of itself. people are hurting. its more dangerous for kids to play outside. roads are buckling under the heat, and again, i need not tell all of you. so, whats causing this heat? well, theres a vast dome of high pressure above western canada. its like a lid in the atmosphere, trapping warm air and pushing it down where it gets even hotter. and the heat is held in place by the path of the jet ...

Gets even hotter. and the heat is held in place by the path of the jet stream, so temperatures have kept climbing. and this is really unusual. the dark red area is far warmer than average. and scientists say that its human activity, the burning of fossilfuels, thats made this far more likely. our analysis of the temperatures that were seeing in the western side of north america just wouldnt have been feasible in the natural course of events. weve analysed the climate that you would expect withou...

University. so andreas, i want to begin with sort of give us the scientific explanation of what this is. weve clearly got trapped cash on dioxide, weve got a shift in winds and its creating this heat dome. how much of this is, quote, naturally occurring and how much of this is made much worse because we have so much more carbon dioxide now than at any point in recorded history. >> yeah. thanks for having me. its difficult to answer at this point. what we do know is that heat waves have happened ...

New start treaty by agreeing to a five-year extension of the existing treaty. it was a bad treaty in 2010 and hasnt gotten better with age. i think he has bungled the pipeline issue by saying hes against completion and operation of the pipeline. but then suspending the sanctions. and i dont think his responses on various russian cyberattacks have been adequate. i think that sanctions are nice but i think to establish deterrence in cyberspace, which is no different from any other domain of human ...

The migrating herd of 15 wild elephants was still wondering near the central district of Kunming, capital city of southwest Chinas Yunnan Province by Saturday morning and all of them