Hey, climate conscious listeners, this is Greg Dalton. You're listening to the C1 review, a podcast presenting highlights from some of our past shows. You can check out videos, podcasts, and more at climate1.org.

This is Climate One, a conversation about powering America's future. Today, our host Greg Dalton exposes the connection between big tobacco and big oil in their

efforts to influence public opinion. A lot of the same people that the tobacco companies hired

to create doubt and confusion about the dangers of smoking subsequently want to work for the

petrochemical companies.

Some climate warriors find they can't just continue to argue about the science.

For them, it's time to take action.

I was just sort of looking at the situation saying, if I do this, I'll probably go to prison for two or three years.

Could I live with that?

And I thought, yeah, I could live with that.

Influencing hearts and minds in the era of climate volatility.

Up next on Climate One.

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Music Today, today we're going to the extreme ends of climate change debate and action.

While most of us are still comfortable sitting in the center, perhaps accepting the science, but not doing much about it, there are some organizations and individuals who are willing

to jump off a bridge to convince us of the peril we face. And there are others who are using

misinformation and deception to try to sow doubt in our minds

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