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Is climate chaos due to a failure of policy, a lack of attention to science, or a combination of both.

Climate One conversations feature all aspects of the climate emergency, the individual and the

systemic, the exciting and the scary, people who are in power and disempowered.

I'm Greg Dalton.

After months of dealing with a volatile political climate, it's easy to overlook the actual climate and how it's impacting our daily lives.

A deep freeze is hitting large parts of America from North Dakota to Texas, forcing energy suppliers to institute rolling blackouts.

That's in an attempt to prevent the collapse of power grid networks.

While Texas recovers from an unusual polar vortex, California is preparing for another year of

intense drought, and Wall Street financiers are moving their remote work to Florida, which is

ground zero for flooding and sea level rise.

Places like South Florida are up there with so many major human settlements right on the

water's edge where these questions of how will we get from where we are right now to a world

that is resilient and safe with that amount of climate change.

Catherine Mock is Associate Professor of Marine Ecosystems and Society at the University of Miami

and an expert explainer about the connection between extreme weather and global warming.

We'll hear from her later in today's show.

First, about that brutal cold.

We had a compound event because we had extreme cold.

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