The following podcast contains explicit language. Hello! Hello and welcome to the Unhabitable Earth edition of Slate Money, your guide to the business and

Fly that's news of the what century millennium.

Poor Emily is Emily how would you characterize this episode on the scale from like one to happy?

It's like one to apocalypse. I think I'm at apocalypse right now.

We're at apocalypse. We have, I am Felix Salmon of Axios Emily Peck of the Huffington Post is also here.

Hello.

Hello and Anna Schmanski.

Hello.

And most importantly we have David Wallace Wells of New York magazine.

Thank you. And you have with me. written, I should say hi, I guess.

You should say, and you should say, and you've written like the one text that everyone needs to read to

understand like the catastrophe that awaits us. It is called

The Uninhabitable Earth, Life After Warming. And we are going to be talking a lot

about the book. We are going to be talking a lot about the Green New Deal and whether it can prevent the catastrophes that

you outline in the book.

And we are also going to be talking about immigration and refugees and whether you can solve the refugee crisis with

immigration policies. All of that and more is coming up on slate money.

David Wallace Wells, you have a best-selling book,

which is scaring the fuck out of everyone who's reading it,

and even some people who aren't.

What is it called?

And should we be terrified?

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