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Imagining A Brighter Climate Future

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4.61.4K Ratings

🗓️ 14 October 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

2022 has been an absolutely terrible year for climate disasters. Hurricane Ian, record shattering heatwaves, and catastrophic flooding all served as the backdrop as Congress finally got it together well enough to pass a huge climate mitigation bill. The United States will now implement this new clean energy spending plan as the accumulated effects of all the greenhouse gas pollution we’ve already emitted continue to pile up. It all raises critical questions: How can we get the most out of the bold climate action we just took? And can we minimize or somehow reverse the harms we’ve already inflicted? David Roberts joins Brian Beutler to talk about how we can use the tools we already have to mitigate the harms climate change will inflict, or better still just stop them before they happen.

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Hello and welcome to Positively Dreadful, I'm your host Brian Boyler.

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This mid-October now, and that means we're climbing down from the peak of Atlantic

1:02.4

Hurricane season, which runs usually from June through November.

1:07.3

And until a couple weeks ago, you could say 2022 was a pretty mild year without catching

1:12.0

any dirty looks.

1:14.4

Even accounting for Hurricane Ian, you can still kind of ballpark it as a relatively

1:18.2

quiet season for major storms.

1:20.2

The National Hurricane Center assigns names to storms every year alphabetically and alternating

1:24.6

by gender.

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So, to make up names at random, Albert comes before Bethany, then Carl and then Daphne

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and so on and so on.

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And you can tell it was shaping up to be a slower than expected year because Ian made landfall

1:37.8

on September 28th.

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