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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.
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Climate Risk and YOUR Insurance, WHAT CHANGED? (opens the original)
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Climate change is often framed as a future problem. But in May 2023, Emilia-Romagna learned it was already here, two catastrophic floods in two weeks, then another just 16 months later. When "rare" events return before communities recover, can we still call them exceptions? In this episode, Dr. Alberto Troccoli bridges the gap between what climate science knows and what our institutions actually do with it. Not in the abstract, through real decisions: a mortgage, an insurance premium, a flood ma
Is Carbon Capture the Answer to Climate Change? || The Physicist's Case (opens the original)
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Part 2: The Fix — Professor Myles Allen In Part 1 we established the physics: every ton of CO₂ warms the planet permanently, net zero is the only way to stop it, and carbon capture is not optional, it's essential. But the science is only half the battle. In this second part, Myles Allen pushes us into the harder territory: why we're stuck at 0.1% carbon capture, why nature-based solutions can't save us, and why the environmental movement's opposition to carbon capture is, in his words, "weird."
THE PHYSICIST BEHIND NET ZERO: Can we UNDO climate Change ? || Prof. Myles Allen (opens the original)
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🌍 Let's Climunicate | Episode Part 1: Mr. Net Zero — Professor Myles Allen Some people call him "Mr. Net Zero." and the nickname stuck for a reason. Myles Allen is the Oxford physicist whose 2009 research fundamentally changed how the world thinks about climate change, not as an annual emissions problem, but as a cumulative carbon budget that the atmosphere keeps like a running bank account. In this episode, we go deep into the science that shaped the Paris Agreement. Why every ton of CO₂ pushes
CLIMA: basta diagnosi, parliamo della cura | Luca Mercalli – Parte 2 (opens the original)
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Episodio Parte 2: La Cura (Solo audio) — Luca Mercalli Nella Parte 1 abbiamo stabilito la diagnosi: il clima sta cambiando, la scienza è chiara, ma la comunicazione è bloccata. In questa seconda parte, Luca Mercalli ci spinge oltre la diagnosi, è ora di parlare della cura. Perché dopo 30 anni i media continuano a chiedere "esiste davvero la malattia?" invece di "come la curiamo?" Perché la parola "incertezza" è diventata dinamite nelle mani di chi vuole fermare l'azione? Mercalli ci porta dentro
Perché è diventato così difficile parlare di cambiamento climatico? | Luca Mercalli (opens the original)
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Per oltre 30 anni è stato uno dei volti più riconoscibili della divulgazione scientifica in Italia. Ha raccontato il cambiamento climatico quando quasi nessuno ne parlava. Oggi ci chiediamo: perché, con tutta la scienza che abbiamo, parlarne è diventato più difficile, non più facile? In questa conversazione con Luca Mercalli, esploriamo il rischio dell'anestesia emotiva di fronte agli eventi estremi, le radici storiche del negazionismo climatico, il fallimento dei media nel dare profondità, e pe
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