Episode Eight has Climate Change activist, Marvin Bloom, explaining why he is a cholesterol denier; it all sounds so familiar. We also learn about some climate change winners–species that will thrive on a warmer planet; it's not all good news. Speaking of news, we look at a new disturbing trend among tornados; misery loves company. Listen here or on iTunes, and Stitcher. Please rate and review. Comments are always welcome.
Links
Tornados Increasingly Coming in Swarms in United States, Study Says
Center for Disease Control Cholesterol Fact Sheet
Climate Change winners
Music
Over and Over from Five Song Demo by Mark Chadwick
Live Action News by Sean Pope
ProleteR performing U Can Get It on the Curses From Past Times LP
Dream On on Lush Life by Poldoore
Transcript
Intro: Hello I am Peterson Toscano and you have arrived safely at Episode Eight of Climate Stew, the global warming podcast that is not afraid to be funny. We also like looking at metaphors. Marvin Bloom may not be fully aware of it, but in our main section this episode you will see that he provides us with the perfect comparison to people who deny that CO2 leads to a warmer atmosphere. Also, In That Day in Climate History Timothy Meadows reveals some global warming winners—species that will thrive. But first the news.
News: In times of natural disasters communities often come together and find strength in numbers. Turns out people are not the only ones joining forces as the planet warms. Tornados, traditionally solo extreme weather artists, have increasingly begun to swarm in groups.
