Welcome to Climate Verso, the podcast where we bring together diverse perspectives to explore the biggest environmental and policy challenges of our time.

Host Ned Komar sits down with Roger Carlson and Jeff Krehmer for a thought-provoking discussion on climate science, energy policy, and the realities behind today’s climate narratives.

Topics include:

• Sea level rise: past, present, and future
• Arctic warming: predictions vs. reality
• Human impact on climate and rising CO₂ levels
• The role of dust and other overlooked climate factors
• Alberta’s oil boom and carbon tax debate
• The possibility of an AMOC shutdown
• Bridging divides within the climate community
• Balancing environmental goals with economic realities

Together, they examine the intersection of science, policy, and public perception, showing how open dialogue and differing viewpoints can lead to a deeper understanding of complex climate issues.

Guests:
Jeff Krehmer: InfiniteResources.com
Roger Carlson: SavingTheWorldBeforeBreakfast.com

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Welcome to Climate Verso, the podcast where we bring together diverse perspectives to foster balanced, meaningful conversations about one of the most pressing issues of our time — climate change.

🎙️ In This Episode:
Host Ned Komar sits down with climate experts Dennis Garrity and Mark Blumler for a thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of agriculture, climate science, and the controversial potential of geoengineering solutions like stratospheric aerosol injection.

• Dennis Garrity emphasizes the critical link between climate change and food security, highlighting the global urgency for sustainable solutions.
• Mark Blumler offers a more skeptical lens on climate urgency, challenging conventional narratives and pushing for deeper scientific and historical context.

Together, they explore how differing viewpoints can spark productive dialogue and shed light on the real-world complexities of addressing climate challenges, especially in developing regions.

👥 Guests:

• Dennis Garrity, PhD — Board Chair, Healthy Planet Action Coalition (HPAC); Founding Board Chair, Global EverGreening Alliance; Distinguished Research Fellow, CIFOR-ICRAF; Former Director-General, World Agroforestry Centre; Former UN Drylands Ambassador.
• Mark Blumler — Associate Professor, Departments of Geography and Biological Sciences, Binghamton University; Non-equilibrium ecologist, evolutionary biologist, and environmental historian.

🌍 Why Listen:
This episode goes beyond black-and-white thinking to uncover the nuances, conflicts, and opportunities shaping our planet’s future.

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Climate Verso – The podcast where we explore both sides of the climate debate to foster meaningful, balanced conversations about one of the most pressing issues of our time.

In this thought-provoking episode, we welcome two prominent voices in the climate conversation: Dr. Judith Curry, a climate scientist known for her critical perspective on mainstream climate narratives, and Andrew Revkin, an acclaimed environmental journalist and advocate for solutions-driven climate reporting. Together, they dive into a nuanced discussion, challenging conventional wisdom and exploring innovative approaches to address climate change.

🔥 Topics covered:

•The intersection of science, policy, and public perception in the climate debate

•Contrasting views on climate risk and uncertainty

•The role of journalism and media in shaping climate discourse

•Practical strategies for bridging ideological divides

Get ready for an engaging conversation that refuses to settle for black-and-white answers. Join us as we tackle the complexities, conflicts, and opportunities surrounding our planet’s future.

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In the very first episode of The Climate Verso Podcast, host Ned Komar sits down with two thought-provoking guests: Dr. Matthew Wielicki, a geoscientist who questions mainstream climate narratives, and Peter Fiekowsky, an engineer and advocate for large-scale climate restoration solutions.Dr. Wielicki shares his concerns about the accuracy of current climate models and whether fear-driven narratives might be slowing down real progress. On the other side, Peter Fiekowsky, author of Climate Restoration: The Only Future That Will Sustain the Human Race, explains his bold vision for using technology to repair the atmosphere and secure a livable future.Throughout the episode, Ned guides an engaging conversation, exploring their differing views on climate science, the role of innovation, and what it really means to create meaningful change.Whether you’re deeply invested in climate action, a skeptic, or just curious, this episode offers fresh perspectives and plenty to think about.

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