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NOVEMBER 5, 2023
- REPEAT FROM OCTOBER 1, 2023
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"Climate Uncertainty
and Risk" with Dr. Judith
Curry |
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About
our Guest Dr. Judith Curry
 Dr.
Judith Curry is President and co-founder of
Climate Forecast Applications Network (CFAN).
She is Professor Emerita at the Georgia
Institute of Technology, where she served as
Chair of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences for
13 years. Her expertise is in climate
dynamics, extreme weather, and
prediction/predictability. Curry is a Fellow
of the American Meteorological Society, the
American Association for the Advancement of
Science, and the American Geophysical Union.
Following an influential career in academic
research and administration, Curry founded
CFAN to translate cutting-edge weather and
climate research into forecast products and
services that support the management of
weather and climate risk for public and
private sector decision makers. Curry is a
leading global thinker on climate change.
She is frequently called upon to give U.S.
Congressional testimony and serve as an
expert witness on matters related to weather
and climate. Her influential blog Climate
Etc. addresses leading-edge and
controversial topics about climate change
and the science-policy interface. Her new
book Climate Uncertainty and Risk -
Rethinking the climate change problem, the
risks we are facing, and how we can respond. |
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Twitter:
@curryja
Blog: Climate Etc.
judithcurry.com
Climate Forecast Applications Network (CFAN):
www.cfanclimate.net
Book:
Climate Uncertainty and Risk
 World
leaders have made a forceful statement that
climate change is the greatest challenge
facing humanity in the 21st century.
However, little progress has been made in
implementing policies to address climate
change. In Climate Uncertainty and Risk,
eminent climate scientist Judith Curry shows
how we can break this gridlock. This book
helps us rethink the climate change problem,
the risks we are facing and how we can
respond to these challenges. Understanding
the deep uncertainty surrounding the climate
change problem helps us to better assess the
risks. This book shows how uncertainty and
disagreement can be part of the
decision-making process. It provides a road
map for formulating pragmatic solutions.
Climate Uncertainty and Risk is essential
reading for those concerned about the
environment, professionals dealing with
climate change and our national leaders.
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Discussed
Today:
Ryan Maue
@RyanMaue
Weather and Climate | PhD | Look Up | 25+
Years of Research | Maps | Weather & Climate
Analysis | Forecast Company |
weather.substack.com |
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Attempts
to explain attitudes to climate change, and the refusal
of large parts of society to accept the idea of an
imminent catastrophe, have largely foundered. This
groundbreaking book overturns the existing literature,
developing a powerful new model of public attitudes
based on the interaction of traditional religion and a
new culture – a new faith – of climate catastrophism,
which is instinctively accepted or rejected. At its
centre is a series of measurements of public opinion,
culled from major international polls, which make a
strong case that society is now in the grip of a major
new religion. That case is made still more powerful
because the model is able to predict real-world
outcomes, such as the deployment of renewables and the
prevalence of climate protest groups in different
countries.