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Our infrastructure and our economy, not to me immigration and health care, what we're seeing today could be the new normal for years to come. with me now meteorologist man . and michael mann, author of "the new climate war: the fight to take back the planet." i will start with you, mathew. give us scenes. a tornado struck down in annapolis. it doesn't sound like a normal thing that is normally supposed to happen. what are your views going on, and isn't this just basically what we should have expected given we have done absolutely nothing to fight climate change? >> well, i think that we -- we ...

On our television screens in our newspaper headlines. and here's the thing. the warming is pretty much in line with what the models predicted decades ago. we predicted this would happen if we didn't reduce carbon emissions burning of fossil fuels. we predicted we would see worse heat waves, droughts, wildfires, super storms. and our predictions, unfortunately, are coming true. the truth is bad enough. we don't have to exaggerate the science. some people do. some people overstate it. the science alone is bad enough. it tells us that we are having this profound impact now. >> given all that, i m...

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The Globe and Mail Donald Wright JOEL SAGET/AFP/Getty Images Donald Wright is an associate professor at the University of New Brunswick. Michael Mann knows what he’s talking about. A Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science at Penn State, he has dedicated his career to understanding the science of climate change. But he’s no egg head. Despite the harassment, intimidation, and the occasional death threat – one nutjob sent him an envelope containing white powder which, thank God, turned out to be cornstarch, not anthrax – Mann is not afraid of Big Oil and its bidders, making him ...

But he didn't make a decision going in. i know a lot of people think he's probably made up his mind. in this case, that wasn't the case. the showdown here at the white house between general mcchrystal and the administration officials he insulted pushed a much anticipated meeting on energy off the schedule today. the key question is still unresolved. do the democrats have a path to 60 votes. did this gulf disaster change anything about oil spill politics? eric foley is with bloomberg businessweek. the author of "the climate war: true believers, power brokers and the fight to save the earth." ...