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Hello Im Mani Chesterton and this is crowd science on the b.b.c. World Service the show that takes the thing youve always wondered about life death tiny subatomic particles to massive multi verses and gets you the answers think about as an audio Google search I mean much much better today were answering not one but 3 of your questions gathered from as far afield as Texas via Peru and Austria to were Dongre in Australia to Burton on Trent in the u.k. Later Ill be on the west coast of Scotland fi...

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John, thank you for your reporting there. this has been described as a sweeping agreement. for an environmental law professor that we spoke to earlier, this is very sobering. heres what patrick parenteau had to say. >> this is more of a political agreement than legal document, frankly. its important, certainly for the nations to commit to what theyve committed to and to commit to ratcheting up the pledges that have been made. but the time frame is very short. the amount of carbon that were put...

A nasa earth scientist and a person whos staked hi entire career on nasa earth science satellites. i respect the senators opinion. i think i watched the youtube clip, saw administrators boldins thought. my personal opinion is the state lines have revolutionized our understanding of how our complex earth works, and have really paved the way for great advances in understanding and monitoring and predicting flooding and drought, sea level rise ice sheets melting, groundwater depletionings which is ...

With 2014 already promising to be the warmest year on record, delegates from over 190 countries are gathered to draft an agreement that will form a basis for a binding treaty to be signed in december 2015, that is the hope amid grave reality. the earth will get 7 degrees hotter by the end of the century and much of the damage is irreversibleable, even if all fossil fuel emissions halted today, will still rise, rising ice sheets, widespread flooding, all of which, the choice is not between todays...

Skates on ice, bitter cold weather gripping much of the nation. portions of some 25 states under severe weather watches or warnings. whatever happened to this? >> melting away, there is new and dramatic evidence -- >> the world is heating up fast and we have ourselves to blame. >> global warming is real and we humans are almost certainly the cause. >> were living climate change in real-time. >> taking an in-depth look at the problem of global warming. >> globe warming is happening. >> is underwa...

Actually acting on this, now thats whats changed. were actually backwards having a debate, because of the tea party, the fossil fuel industry, the money the coke brothers have put in. >> and because there hasnt been any warming. >> let me ask you a question for a sec, assume that we have the capacity to affect the planets temperature, that we could do any policies, whats the right temperature? >> for the planet itself? >> for the planet. its always amazed me because im an amateur paleontologist....

Scientists found the most complete skull ever of the early member of the homo genus. rezernlers proposed the c controversial idea that it resents homoerogous. other anthropologists disagree. we learned about both an shent and current animal species that are pretty adorable. researchers found the oldest primate skeleton to date, a creature that lived about 55 million years ago. the con sen suggestion among scientists is even clearer that humans are to blame for our warming climate. the effect...

Your face, your fingers, all that other stuff, will feel like 15 degrees below zero. that cold air slides farther to the southeast again. its the same story that we had last time, but this storm is a week colder than the last storm. so tomorrow, as the snow tries to get up into d.c. and it will, starting you through tomorrow, heres tomorrow afternoon, all of a sudden, 4 to 6 inches for lancaster, back into new york, also 4 inches for baltimore, for d.c., and probably 2 to 4 for new york city. th...

The planetary puzzle of life on mars. youve heard of cures. nasas rover studying the geology on the ground. maven is hoping to study mars from above and answer a 4 billion-year-old question what made the fourth planet from the sun turn red and barren. >> its gone from a desert, geological world, kind of boring rocks to this exciting blooming world with a history that does include warm wet times, climate change, dynamic atmosphere, land strides, ice sheets, buried ice, unbelievable. >> reporter: ...