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hey podcast listeners this is greg dalton you're listening to our new c1 review a podcast connecting

highlights from three shows.

Thanks for joining our conversation.

This is Climate One, a conversation about powering America's future.

Today, our host, Greg Dalton, is looking into a version of the future being created on the silver screen and in sci-fi fiction. People read dystopias and they think, well, at least it isn't that bad now,

or they think at least they're not in a boring suburban life like mine.

So there's a lot of complicated things going on with reading stories.

In the real world, some scientists are thinking up responses to climate disruption

that are wilder than any fiction fantasy.

There's just no silver bullet here.

These technologies are not going to work if we keep emitting.

The only thing that we can think about is this might take the edge off for a while

while we finish this energy transition that we have to make.

Music while we finish this energy transition that we have to make. Up next on Climate 1.

Climate 1. Climate One is changing the conversation about America's energy, economy, and environment. I'm Claire Shone.

These Climate One conversations, hosted by Greg Dalton, were recorded at the Commonwealth Club of California, a nonprofit and nonpartisan

public forum in San Francisco.

Today we look at fact and fiction in our approach to the climate challenge.

A handful of scientists want to tinker with the sky in a process called geoengineering.

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