FLI Podcast: Cosmological Koans: A Journey to the Heart of Physical Reality with Anthony Aguirre
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes There exist many facts about the nature of reality which stand at odds with
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Not Cool Ep 19: Ilissa Ocko on non-carbon causes of climate change
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes Carbon emissions account for about 50% of warming, yet carbon overwhelmingly dominates the climate
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Not Cool Ep 18: Glen Peters on the carbon budget and global carbon emissions
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes In many ways, the global carbon budget is like any other budget. There’s
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Not Cool Ep 17: Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning, part 2
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes It’s time to get creative in the fight against climate change, and machine
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Not Cool Ep 16: Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning, part 1
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes How can artificial intelligence, and specifically machine learning, be used to combat climate change?
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Not Cool Ep 15: Astrid Caldas on equitable climate adaptation
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes Despite the global scale of the climate crisis, its impacts will vary drastically at
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Not Cool Ep 14: Filippo Berardi on carbon finance and the economics of climate change
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes As the world nears the warming limit set forth by international agreement, carbon emissions
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Not Cool Ep 13: Val Kapos on ecosystem-based adaptation
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes What is ecosystem-based adaptation, and why should we be implementing it? The thirteenth episode
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AIAP: Human Compatible: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control with Stuart Russell
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes Stuart Russell is one of AI's true pioneers and has been at
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Not Cool Ep 12: Kris Ebi on climate change, human health, and social stability
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes We know that climate change has serious implications for human health, including the spread
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Not Cool Ep 11: Jakob Zscheischler on climate-driven compound weather events
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes While a single extreme weather event can wreak considerable havoc, it's becoming
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Not Cool Ep 10: Stephanie Herring on extreme weather events and climate change attribution
Listen to Episode Here Show Notes One of the most obvious markers of climate change has been the increasing frequency
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