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Really resinated. we are going to have to have an organized retreat from america's coastline. we're going to have to fortify parts of the coast where that is practical, where that's possible. places like new york city, boston, major cities. but we have no idea what's coming. the sea level is rising. that's not a climate model. that's measuring water with a ruler and watching the water rise over time. so we need to have a plan. denial is not sustainable and at some point everybody is going to be on the same page. i hope i live long enough to see that. >> yeah, indeed. denial is not a plan, a ve...

>> even many democrats who support to climate change agenda saw the rollout as absurd. >> i've read it and i've reread it and i've asked what in the heck is this? >> you add up the promises, it's clear it's unaffordable and it's unrealistic. >> some hope more moderate voices emerge. >> the climate debate has been driven by the edges of each party. >> points to the chair of the senate energy committee pushing for technologies like carbon capture storage. >> they start to really enforce against the edges, we will continue to yell at each other. >> others question whether there's urgency at all, ...

>> we always knew socialism, communism, totalitarianism -- >> reporter: many democrats who supported climate change agenda saw the rollout is absurd. >> i have read it and reread it and asked what is this? add up the promises it is clear it is unaffordable and unrealistic. >> reporter: some hope from the excesses of the green new deal more moderate voices emerge. >> the climate debate has been driven for years by the edges of each party. >> reporter: the chair and ranking member of the senate energy committee, fossil fuel states wishing for promising technologies like carbon capture and storag...

Having a more aggressively unrealistic left edge to contradict the irresponsible right edge is not likely to create the kind of consensus that is necessary to have meaningful change. >> others question whether there is any urgency at all to the climate debate, that the so-called 97% consensus of climate scientists is meaningless. cly matologist, john christie, of the university of alabama, notes that the greatest scientific studies in history have broken with consensus. >> take a hard look at climate model output and can demonstrate they are too sensitive to carbon-dioxide and that the real wo...

A professor of climate science at gothenburg university in sweden he joins us on the line i. hope you can hear me here are these kind of weather phenomena what we can expect to see in the future. well yes that's exactly what we see from the climate model is that we will have more extreme events occurring throughout this year in the warmer climate so what is causing this weather you know why is it so extreme hot and dry in some places flooding in others. well this depends on to some degree on the jet stream so we have this really big high pressure centered over. central europe priestess and goi...