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In this episode of Letâs Climunicate, Dr. Alberto Troccoli speaks with Professor Phil Jonesâa key figure in the development of global temperature records and Professor Emeritus at the University of East Anglia.
Renowned for constructing one of the earliest global temperature datasets, Jones shares his fascinating insights into the reliability of climate data, the role of proxies in climate reconstruction, the challenges of historical temperature measurement, and the truth behind Climategate.
â¶ïž Discover:
âą How temperature records are built from land, ocean, and proxy data
âą The role of Stevenson screens, ship logs, and ice cores
âą Why multiple datasets yield consistent results despite different methods
âą The facts about the Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age
âą What the data says about future warming and climate tipping points
This candid conversation offers rare insight from a scientist at the forefront of climate research for over 40 years.
â¶ïž Chapters:
00:00 â Introduction to Climate Change
00:26 â Meet the Expert: Phil Jones
01:46 â Phil Jonesâ Career Journey
05:12 â Understanding Global Temperature Records
06:02 â Quick Fire Questions on Climate Change
11:53 â Historical Climate Data and Its Reliability
23:49 â The Evolution of Wine and Beer in England
26:27 â Impact of Changing Instruments on Temperature Records
29:59 â Challenges in Historical Temperature Measurements
32:13 â Sea Surface Temperature Measurements and Corrections
37:37 â Consistency in Global Temperature Records
42:02 â The Climategate Controversy and Its Aftermath
46:47 â Historical Proxies and Climate Evidence
49:00 â Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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đ Episode recorded on 20 March 2025
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Join host Dr. Alberto Troccoli as he discusses crucial issues surrounding climate change and land regeneration with Chris Henggeler from Kachana Station in Western Australia's Kimberley region. In this insightful episode of Let's Climunicate, Chris shares his decades-long journey in transforming unproductive land into fertile and productive ecosystems. The conversation covers topics such as the importance of water security, the role of regenerative agriculture, and how we can scale up these efforts to create sustainable and resilient environments. They also delve into the challenges and rewards of working in harmony with nature, the potential scientific backing for regenerative practices, and the broader impact on climate change mitigation. A must-watch for anyone interested in sustainable land management and environmental conservation.
00:00 Introduction to Climate Change Questions
00:25 Meet the Guest: Chris Henggeler
02:17 Quickfire Questions on Climate Change
06:59 Chris Henggelerâs Background and Journey
08:40 Regenerating the Land: Techniques and Challenges
14:38 The Role of Herd Animals in Land Management
22:13 Scaling Up Regenerative Practices36:01 Economic and Community Impacts
39:54 The Importance of Water Security
48:24 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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Episode recorded on 28 Feb 2025
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In this episode of Letâs Climunicate, host Dr. Alberto Troccoli engages with Dr. Carlo Buontempo, Director of the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S), in a compelling discussion on global warming and climate change. They explore Dr. Buontempoâs career path, the historical and future trajectory of temperature changes, the impact of human-made greenhouse gas emissions, and recent unexpected temperature spikes. The episode also delves into the influence of natural phenomena like volcanic eruptions and the cutting-edge tools C3S uses to provide reliable climate data. Gain valuable insights into how C3S makes climate science accessible, supporting informed climate action worldwide.
00:00 Introduction to Climate Change Questions
00:25 Meet Dr. Carlo Buontempo
03:09 Understanding Temperature Increases
04:24 The Role of Greenhouse Gases
09:51 Historical Climate Data
27:00 Recent Temperature Surges
33:26 The Role of Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S)
41:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Episode recorded on 29 Jan 2025.
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Join host Alberto Troccoli as he welcomes Professor Roger Pielke Jr. from the University of Boulder, Colorado, to discuss the pressing issues surrounding climate change. This episode delves into key questions such as the reality of global warming, the future of climate scenarios, the risk of tipping points, and the intricacies of climate science and energy policy. Prof. Pielke Jr shares his insights on the complex relationship between climate science, public trust, and policy, while emphasising a balanced approach to energy transition. This episode aims to shed light on the various layers of the climate debate and offers a nuanced perspective on achieving a sustainable future.00:00 Introduction to Climate Change Questions00:25 Meet the Expert: Professor Roger Pielke, Jr.01:16 Quick Fire Questions on Climate Change04:17 Diving Deeper: Climate Heretic Perspective08:07 Challenges in Climate Science and Policy18:21 Energy Policy and Net Zero Goals36:26 Innovation and Future of Energy42:07 Concluding Thoughts on Climate Debateđ Stay connected with Letâs Climunicate! Follow us on:đș YouTube: â https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcastsâ đ§ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59đ Apple Podcast: â https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361â đ Web: â https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/â đŒ LinkedIn: â https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038â Episode recorded on 31 Oct 2024.
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Join host Dr. Alberto Troccoli as he delves into the complexities of climate change with Prof. Tim Palmer, a research professor from the University of Oxford. In this episode of the Let's Climunicate podcast, they discuss the reality of global warming, the role of human emissions, and the uncertainties surrounding climate models. Prof. Palmer shares insights from his book 'The Primacy of Doubt', emphasising the significance of understanding uncertainty in climate science. The conversation explores the potential of high-resolution climate models, the impacts of clouds on climate predictions, and the need for international collaboration akin to CERN for advancing climate research.
00:00 Meet the Expert: Professor Tim Palmer
02:13 Quickfire Questions on Climate Change
09:12 Discussing 'The Primacy of Doubt'
10:05 Uncertainty in Climate Science
22:00 Weather Forecasting vs. Climate Predictions
30:37 Understanding the Problem: Initial Value vs. Boundary Condition
31:45 Weather Forecasting and Climate Change Models
33:08 Challenges in Cloud Representation
36:37 Cloud Feedbacks and Climate Change
40:35 High-Resolution Climate Models
45:10 The Need for International Collaboration
51:47 Future of Climate Modelling
55:35 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Join Dr. Alberto Troccoli on the Let's Climunicate podcast as he delves into vital climate change topics with Charlie Smith, former Executive Director of the Energy Systems Integration Group (ESIG). With over 50 years of experience in the electric power sector, Smith discusses the evolution of renewable energy integration, the technical and institutional challenges in achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, and the significant role of communication and collaboration in the industry. The conversation also covers predictions about the future of the power sector, including the potential of long-duration energy storage and the debated role of nuclear energy.00:26 Meet the Host and Guest00:55 Charlie's Career and Contributions01:22 Understanding ESIG and Its Mission04:32 Challenges and Achievements in Renewable Energy06:06 Podcast Overview and Quickfire Questions12:06 Deep Dive into Net Zero by 205015:37 Technical Challenges in Renewable Energy Integration18:29 Future of Renewable Energy and Transmission27:20 Resource Adequacy and Long-Term Solutions38:43 Global Power System Transformation Initiative41:33 The Role of Nuclear Energy44:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughtsđ Stay connected with Letâs Climunicate! Follow us on:đș YouTube: â https://www.youtube.com/@letsclimunicate/podcastsâ đ§ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3IbDXNLpP5lhQloPwpRQ59đ Apple Podcast: â https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-climunicate/id1773398361â đ Web: â https://www.albertotroccoli.org/podcast/â đŒ LinkedIn: â https://www.linkedin.com/in/alberto-troccoli-09a11038â Episode recorded on 3 Oct 2024.
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In this episode of the Let's Climunicate Podcast, host Dr. Alberto Troccoli engages in an in-depth conversation with Dr. Judith Curry, professor emeritus at Georgia Tech University and president of the Climate Forecast Application Network. They explore pressing issues such as the reality and irreversibility of global warming, the rising carbon emissions, and the complexities of climate modelling. Dr. Curry shares her career journey and her views on the Climategate scandal, transparency in climate science, and the effectiveness of current climate policies like net zero targets. The discussion also delves into the viability of wind, solar, and nuclear energy in the context of the ongoing energy transition, providing a comprehensive look at the multifaceted challenges of climate change. Tune in for a thorough examination of climate change and energy policies.
00:00 Introduction to Climate Change Questions
00:31 Meet Dr. Judith Curry
01:55 Dr. Curry's Academic Journey
02:38 The Climategate Scandal
04:24 Climate Forecast Applications Network
07:16 The Let's Climunicate Podcast
08:29 Quickfire Questions on Climate Change
12:53 Debating Climate Sensitivity and Policy
29:05 Criticism of Energy Projections
29:57 Uncertainty in Climate Sensitivity
31:02 Natural Variability and Climate Trends
34:00 Challenges of Net Zero Targets
38:19 Debate on Renewable Energy Solutions
41:03 The Role of Innovation in Energy Transition
51:25 Climategate and Scientific Integrity
54:58 Judith Curry's Contributions and Final Thoughts
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Episode recorded on 18 Oct 2024.
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Join Dr. Alberto Troccoli in a compelling episode of the Let's Climunicate podcast as he discusses the realities of climate change with Sean Kidney, the founder and CEO of the Climate Bonds Initiative. The conversation delves into the current state of global warming, the importance of reaching net zero by 2050, and the role of green bonds in facilitating the transition to renewable energy. Learn about the complexities of the economic implications of shifting from fossil fuels, and the importance of sustainable finance. Sean highlights the progress made in policy and investment, the potential of green bonds, and the necessity of long-term planning. This episode offers insightful perspectives on how individuals and institutions can contribute to mitigating climate change through informed financial decisions including the role of pension funds, avoidance of greenwashing, and the necessity of long-term investments to mitigate climate change.
00:00 Introduction to Climate Change Questions00:30 Meet Sean Kidney: Climate Bonds Initiative01:54 Understanding Global Temperature Rise03:20 The Impact of Methane and Tipping Points08:27 Human Influence and Policy Progress14:09 The Role of Green Bonds in Climate Action24:24 Challenges and Opportunities in Green Investments28:11 Investor Influence on Policy Change28:34 The Role of Green Bonds29:39 Energy Transition Challenges30:11 Global Renewable Integration33:43 Aviation Industry Innovations36:23 Green Bonds and Market Trust41:53 China's Renewable Energy Efforts49:21 Ensuring Green Investment Integrity53:04 Conclusion and Call to Action
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Episode recorded on 11 Oct 2024.
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Join host Dr. Alberto Troccoli in the Let's Climunicate podcast as he dives into the complexities of climate science with Dr. Robert Vautard, co-chair of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s Working Group 1. This episode explores pivotal topics such as the reality of global warming, the role of carbon emissions, and the rise in extreme weather events. Dr. Vautard shares his extensive experience, discusses the global response to climate change, and explains the intricacies of climate models and predictions. This detailed conversation also sheds light on the IPCC process and the importance of inclusivity in climate research.
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Episode recorded on 4 Oct 2024.
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In this episode of the Let's Climunicate podcast, host Dr. Alberto Troccoli engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Professor Steve Koonin from Stanford University on climate change. They tackle pressing questions about the reality and reversibility of global warming, the complexity of climate science, and the rising carbon emissions. The conversation delves into Kooninâs career, including anecdotes about his interactions with Richard Feynman, and explores key topics like climate modelling, global dimming, and energy transition. While acknowledging the consensus that human activities contribute to global warming, Koonin questions the scale of its impact, emphasising the importance of considering economic growth and energy demands in climate discussions. The episode seeks to bridge differing perspectives on climate change and highlight the challenges and uncertainties in current climate science.
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Episode recorded on 6 Sep 2024.
