Predictable will explore everything from how we forecast tomorrow’s weather — to how we can predict droughts or hurricanes months ahead — and how climate change is impacting those predictions. NBC meteorologist Chase Cain will talk with everyone from celebrities to politicians and meteorologists to dive deep into the science and its impacts, but those conversations will be anything but predictable. The good news is that there’s still time to change what’s next and protect our beautiful planet.
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Predictable will explore everything from how we forecast tomorrow’s weather — to how we can predict droughts or hurricanes months ahead — and how climate change is impacting those predictions. NBC meteorologist Chase Cain will talk with everyone from celebrities to politicians and meteorologists to dive deep into the science and its impacts, but those conversations will be anything but predictable. The good news is that there’s still time to change what’s next and protect our beautiful planet.
Here comes cheap, clean solar power with Bill McKibben
Predictable: NBC’s Weather and Climate Podcast
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Here comes cheap, clean solar power with Bill McKibben
Solar power is by far the cheapest source of electricity, and it's projected to become the world's #1 source of energy in just 8 years! So why isn't the U.S. moving faster to adopt solar? Bill McKibben talks with meteorologist Chase Cain about his new national effort to advocate for cheap, carbon-free power from the sun — Sun Day.
Predictable: NBC’s Weather and Climate Podcast
Predictable will explore everything from how we forecast tomorrow’s weather — to how we can predict droughts or hurricanes months ahead — and how climate change is impacting those predictions. NBC meteorologist Chase Cain will talk with everyone from celebrities to politicians and meteorologists to dive deep into the science and its impacts, but those conversations will be anything but predictable. The good news is that there’s still time to change what’s next and protect our beautiful planet.
