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Leaders on the Frontier: Understanding the Climate Debate with Dr. William Happer

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Published on May 10, 2023
David Leis | Dr. William Happer
Climate | Energy | Environment | Video | Leaders on the Frontier

Climates do change, as they always have. So, what’s the truth behind human-influence on climate? David Leis learns this, and other fascinating perspectives into the high science academic community with Dr. William Happer; who has decades of experience in atomic physics, and adaptive optics; consulting several presidential science committees and teaching at Princeton University. Linked here (40 minutes)

Leaders on the Frontier presented by Return to Reason here.

Related item – Global Greening – The Good Kind of Green (rumble.com) This special Heartland Institute episode dives deep into the benefits of global greening and discover how increasing atmospheric CO2 is leading to enhanced plant growth globally. Sept 1, 2023

 

 

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