From the K-P-F-K Studios in Southern California,

it's the Ralph Nader Radio Hour.

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You've been sitting great to jump. Welcome to the Ralph Nader Radio Wower. My name is Steve Scrovan along with my co-host David Feldman.

Hello today, David, how are you?

Very good. Good morning.

Good morning.

And we also have the man of the hour, Ralph Nader.

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Hello everybody, just hold on your seat belts.

You're going to be challenged.

Yes on the show today we're going to welcome back journalist Dar Jamal.

Last time Mr. Jamal was on the show it was a little less than a year ago, and it was the 15th anniversary of the Iraq

war. And Mr. Jamal told us about his reporting from Iraq and in particular about the brutal

Battle of Fallujah.

But in addition to being a war correspondent, Mr.

Jamal is also an avid mountain climber.

It is in those mountains where he has witnessed another kind of violence, violence to the planet.

Turns out that those mountain slopes are the front lines of the climate crisis.

His book on the subject is entitled, The End of Ice. And he's not talking about the immigration enforcement.

He's literally talking about the melting, disappearing ice

and its consequences for human life on the planet.

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