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Climate denialism, ‘doom porn’, deflection and The New Climate War We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement At the heart of the new book by one of the world’s most famous climate scientists, Michael Mann, is the assertion that climate change denialism is now a spent force and, instead, action is being hampered by distraction and what he calls “doom porn”. Professor Mann asserts in The New Climate War that, with the impacts of climate change now obvious to those living through it, thos...

On this edition of Your Call’s One Planet Series, we're speaking with Professor Michael Mann about his new book, The New Climate War: The Fight to Take

President of the united states. and we bring in someone who even trump voters will agree knows more about that subject than donald trump to objectively evaluate trump talk. axios reports president trump repeatedly asked experts about using nuclear bombs to stop hurricanes. axios reports during one hurricane briefing at the white house, trump said, i got it, why don't we nuke them? according to one source who was there. they start forming off the coast of africa as they're moving across the "atlanticatlantic. why can't we do that? joining us with the answer is michaelman automann, directors of ...

They start forming off the coast of africa as they're moving across the atlantic. why can't we do that? joining us with the answer is michaelman automann, directors of the earth systems science center at penn state university. professor mann, thank you very much for joining us tonight. to donald trump's question, why can't we do that? what is the answer? >> thanks, lawrence. it's good to be with you. first of all, why shouldn't we do it? obviously, it would do a lot of damage to ocean life, there would be residual radiation if we were to regularly drop nuclear bombs into the atlantic ocean. bu...

>> what about the part that the president -- we know the president wouldn't listen to anything you have to say here about the planet's temperatures effect on this. could you explain why the temperature of the water is relevant? >> yes. it means more evaporation which provides more energy to strengthen these storms. in fact, it's a very simple relationship. the warmer you make the ocean surface temperatures, the more heat you're putting into the atmosphere, the more intense these storms can become. and we are seeing that intensification. >> professor michael mann gets tonight's last word, and t...