Alberto Troccoli
Let's Climunicate
Climate change is one of the most complex challenges of our time, with no single expert holding all the answers. Even the IPCC acknowledges gaps in our understanding. Moreover, discussions are often marked by controversy and division. This podcast aims to shed light on the many facets of climate change by engaging with experts across disciplines, offering a well-rounded perspective. By drawing on diverse viewpoints and expert analysis, we help listeners navigate the intricacies of this global issue.
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Alberto Troccoli
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5 lug 2026
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The GLOBAL Warming Reality: Insights from Dr. Robert Vautard 03.11.2024 59:49
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...
THE CLIMATE PUZZLE: Prof. Steve Koonin Challenges the Norm 12.10.2024 1:10:06
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 Koonin’s career, including...
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