Hour 2 Climate Change experts say the temperature will go up 2 degrees in the next century. The USA does not contribute any carbon compared to India, Japan, and China.

Mark Simone

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4.4 • 652 Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2022

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Cable TV companies are feeling the heat from people cutting the cord. Streaming services have taken over viewers and hired the top creative people in Hollywood. Tom Souzzi: Dem. candidate for Gov. He's only a few points from incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul. Souzzi says he will demand a debate with Hochul. He also wants to know what's going on with the Buffalo Bills stadium.

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0:00.0	Mr. New York is on 710 W.O.R.
0:04.4	Here he is.
0:05.9	Mark Samo.
0:09.6	Hey, we'll get to the governor's race coming up.
0:12.4	We'll get to Crazy Joe Biden, the Grammy Awards.
0:16.4	New York Times, this just came out.
0:18.1	A big, huge article.
0:24.7	Scary article. Stopping climate change is doable but time is short a u.n panel is warning we don't have as long as we thought that we're in
0:31.8	great danger joe bartlett you see that it could grow up 2.7 degrees in the next century.
0:39.2	In the next century.
0:40.4	Boy, we do have to worry about that then, yeah.
0:42.9	2.7 degrees.
0:44.6	Let me just check on the temperature right now.
0:47.9	Well, you know, you're laughing, but this is pretty serious.
0:50.1	See, it's 46 degrees right now.
0:52.5	Mm-hmm.
0:53.8	This way it would be almost 49 degrees
0:56.1	right now and you know what that would do
0:57.7	it would be awful
1:01.0	I don't think we could take it
1:02.5	I talked to 20 people
1:04.7	this weekend friends of mine they're all
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