This is Aiton Weinstein, and I'm Na'or Menninger, and you're listening to Two Nice Jewish Boys.

Today there's hardly a subject that isn't considered controversial.

But long, long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the most controversial topic was a little thing known as climate change.

Actually, then they called it global warming.

Point is, the question of how we as humans are affecting the climate of our planet and what we should do about it and when is a hot topic.

So hot that representatives of 197 parties attended the UN's COP 26 last year and drafted the Glasgow Climate Pact.

It's a topic so scorching hot that many politicians suggest aiming for net zero emissions in

record times. So hot a topic that we just had to have a climate expert of our own on the show

to discuss all of this. Professor Yonatan Dube is a professor in the Department of Chemistry at the Ben-Gurion University

in the Negev. His fields of research are energy transport in nanoscale junctions,

energy transport in photosynthetic complexes and heat flow in complex low dimensional systems. If any of that means

anything to you, you're probably listening to the wrong podcast. Professor Duby will hopefully

break down climate change in terms two nice Jewish boys can understand. We are thrilled and

honor to be joined on the show today by Professor Yonatan Dube. Thank you so much

for joining us. Hi, hi. Thank you for having me. Before we get to all that, we want you guys to ask

yourself a little question. All right? Think about the last two years and what have you done?

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