Mr. Zimmerman last weekend who said that why global warming?

Nonsense.

Well, he didn't exactly say that, but close.

That shrinkage up there at the North Pole?

Well, you know it comes and goes.

No more, though, is a physicist with degrees from both Yale and Penn.

He has worked on global warming campaigns for the U.S. Public Interest Research Group,

for which he published several reports on climate change and fuel economy standards,

including flirting with disaster, pumping up the price, and storm warning.

So he should have a very interesting point of view.

And Lisa Randall, coming up following Nome,

Lisa is a professor of physics at Harvard University,

and she strikes me as kind of a female

Michio Kaku, so we'll see.

All of this, beginning in just a moment.

And now, Noam More, that's N-O-A-M-M-More, not No-M-M no more though that certainly could be a mantra uh welcome

uh noam welcome to the program thanks for having me it's good to have you um last week i had a guest

uh mr moore or is it dr moore uh it's mr more mr moore i had a guest last week and mr. Zimmerman and i

pointed out to mr. Zimmerman that a quick glance up at the top of the world is quite revealing

if you look at it say 40 years ago and look at it yesterday. It seems very revealing.

As in, you know, like about a third or more of the ice that was there, maybe 40% is now all gone.

Absolutely true.

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