The Climate Verso Podcast
The Climate Verso Podcast
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On The Climate Verso Podcast, I explore the complex, nuanced, and often contentious world of climate science and policy,However, when I bring together two leading experts to discuss climate change, it’s conversation, not conflict.Each guest holds honest respect and friendship for the other.
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The podcast focuses on the complexities of climate change, including topics such as the intersection of science and policy, contrasting views on climate risk, journalism's role in climate discourse, and solutions-driven strategies for engaging with ideological divides, featuring episodes like the discussion between Dr. Judith Curry and Andrew Revkin on innovative climate approaches.
On The Climate Verso Podcast, I explore the complex, nuanced, and often contentious world of climate science and policy,
However, when I bring together two leading experts to discuss climate change, it’s conversation, not conflict.
Each guest holds honest respect and friendship for the other.
Climate change gets real when people stop agreeing and start talking. Ned Comar brings together two longtime climate journalists, Betsy Rosenberg and Charles Rotter, for a blunt, unscripted clash over the science, the politics, and the stakes behind one of the most polarizing issues of our time.
What starts as a conversation about climate quickly becomes a high-voltage test of whether radically different worldviews can coexist in the same room. Betsy argues that the evidence is overwhelming, the risks are accelerating, and mainstream media has failed to connect the dots. Charles pushes back hard, challenging the assumptions, the data, and the credibility of the entire alarmist case.
- Betsy Rosenberg trace her path from CBS Radio to decades of environmental reporting and advocacy
- Charles Rotter explain how his work with Climate Audit and What's Up With That shaped his skeptical view
- A heated back-and-forth over climate models, extreme weather, AMOC, RCP 8.5, and what the numbers actually mean
- A fierce debate over who gets to speak for science, and whether journalists can understand the subjects
- Ned's attempt to keep the conversation human, even when the room is one step from blowing up
Betsy says the climate crisis is already showing up in food prices, wildfires, droughts, floods, and ecosystem collapse. Charles says the panic is driven by bad models, politicized science, and exaggerated claims that don't hold up under scrutiny. The result is not a tidy debate, but a raw look at how fear, certainty, expertise, and
If you care about climate, media bias, scientific credibility, or the way Americans talk past each other on the biggest issues facing the planet, this episode is essential listening. It's messy, uncomfortable, and completely revealing.
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