Hello and welcome to Mysteries of Science. I'm Dan and I'm the editor of Science of

Science and Nature, the Monthly magazine from the Team Behind the Week Junior.

And I'm Michael, the Junior Editor. On this show we explore all manner of strange and spooky phenomena from the Loch Ness Monster to whether or not ghosts exist.

But today we're going to be talking about something a bit more serious, a big topic which

you'll have heard a lot about, climate change, which is also sometimes referred to as the

climate crisis.

Now, as we speak, world leaders are meeting in Egypt for COP 27, which is a big meeting

organised by the United Nations

to discuss climate change and what we're going to do about it. So COP stands for the

conference of parties, and the 27 bit is, well, just because it's the 27th of such meeting.

Yes, some of you may remember COP 26, which was held last year in Glasgow.

Yeah, so as this is going on right now, we thought it was a great opportunity to explore one of the greatest mysteries of our time.

And an open question still, can we fix climate change?

In this episode, we'll be exploring what climate change is, what's causing it,

and most importantly, what we can do about it. This is mysteries of science. So Michael, climate

change is a big and, well, sometimes daunting topic. So where are we going to start with this?

Well, the first step in solving any problem is understanding what it is in the first place. So we've got going to start with this? Well, the first step in solving any problem is

understanding what it is in the first place. So we've got someone to help us explain what climate

change actually is. And some of you might recognize him off the telly. Hi there. My name's

Liam Dutton. I'm a weather presenter at Channel 4 News. My job involves researching as a meteorologist

to weather every day,

and then presenting it on the television to have a video to watch.

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