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⏲ Duration: 62 min 45 sec
✓ Published: 11-Jan-2011
✓ Published: 11-Jan-2011
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James Hansen expressed his concern about the widening gap between scientific knowledge and public understanding of climate change to an audience of more than 500 at a Sydney Ideas lecture. The NASA scientist who is often called the Grandfather of Climate Change, was heavily critical of Obama’s cap and trade solution, advocating a fee and dividend policy in its place. Hansen warns that Australia must cut its coal exports or risk becoming a “drug dealer” for a world addicted to fossil fuels.
James Hansen expressed his concern about the widening gap between scientific knowledge and public understanding of climate change to an audience of more than 500 at a Sydney Ideas lecture. The NASA scientist who is often called the Grandfather of Climate Change, was heavily critical of Obama’s cap and trade solution, advocating a fee and dividend policy in its place. Hansen warns that Australia must cut its coal exports or risk becoming a “drug dealer” for a world addicted to fossil fuels.
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