Two Degrees From Death

Two Degrees From Death

Author: The Weather Company, The Weather Channel March 5, 2019 Duration: 20:09
Australia is still reeling from a brutal, deadly summer in which intense heat waves killed bats by the thousands. But they’re not the only animals living on the brink of disaster, and a warming world could push some species over the edge. Join Kait and Dr. Bill Laurance, a biologist and expert on Australian wildlife, to find out why two degrees can mean the difference between life and death for some species.

Hosted by meteorologist Kait Parker, Warming Signs digs into the stories behind our changing planet. This isn't just a rundown of dire forecasts; it's a thoughtful exploration of the science, the solutions, and the people on the front lines of environmental shifts. Each episode of this podcast from The Weather Company peels back the layers of complex issues-from coastal erosion to energy transitions-with a blend of clarity and engaging conversation. You'll find that Kait's approach balances necessary expertise with a relatable wit, making daunting topics both accessible and compelling. The goal is to move past the alarmist headlines to uncover tangible reasons for optimism and practical steps forward. New episodes arrive every other Tuesday, offering a regular dose of insight and perspective. Tune in for a deeper understanding of the forces shaping our world and the innovative ideas aiming to forge a better path.
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