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When it Rains it Floods: Weathering the Storm of Climate Change
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In this episode of "Mother Nature Doesn't Give a Crap," hosts Peter Reynolds and Geoff Sheffrin are joined by David Phillips, Senior Climatologist at Environment and Climate Change Canada, to discuss the profound influence of climate change on Canadian weather patterns. From hurricanes and wildfires to urban floods and bone-chilling cold snaps, they explore the alarming changes happening in our environment. David highlights key data on CO2 levels, ocean temperatures, and atmospheric conditions, emphasizing the urgent need to take action. Join them as they delve into the global picture of climate change and its impact on our daily lives.
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Chapters
1. When it Rains it Floods: Weathering the Storm of Climate Change (00:00:00)
2. Canadian weather patterns. (00:02:26)
3. Dramatic changes in our lifetime (00:06:26)
4. Climate change impacting Canadians (00:10:05)
5. Impact of climate change (00:12:00)
6. The impact of rising temperatures (00:17:38)
7. Investing in science and engineering. (00:20:37)
8. Success stories in building communities (00:25:32)
9. Climate crisis and population impact (00:28:52)
10. Impact of wildfires on allergies (00:33:10)
11. Imported smoke and health effects (00:36:07)
12. Young people and climate action (00:39:04)
13. Motivating action on climate change (00:45:10)
14. A young person's role (00:48:29)
15. Your support is appreciated (00:51:37)
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