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UPFSI Published on Nov 30, 2018 Paul Beckwith talks with Stuart Scott about the Climate Change Emergency we are in. By now we know that it’s more than an ’emergency’, it’s an unfolding catastrophe, made worse by the depravity of … Continue reading →

See also 2015 video: Paul Beckwith     Published on Jul 20, 2015 About a year ago I suggested the answer was YES. I revisit the question in light of the latest science. and original video from 2014: Paul Beckwith   … Continue reading →

CLASSICALANDNEWAGE1 Published on Jan 9, 2017 SET TO JAN 2017 INTERVIEW ON EXTINCTION RADIO.NET

Joined Sep 16, 2011 Well known climate science educator; Part-time Geography professor (climatology, oceanography, environmental issues), University of Ottawa. Physicist. Engineer. Master’s Degree in Science in Laser Optics, Bachelors of Engineering, in Engineering Physics. Won Association of Professional Engineers of … Continue reading →

ClimateChange12.com Published on Sep 25, 2014 In this 5th video, climate scientist Paul Beckwith shares where the “safest” locations might be, where populations might migrate to and from as the climate continues to fluctuate drastically around the globe. He also … Continue reading →

ClimateChange12.com Published on Apr 9, 2015 [ Next upload here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McW8F… ] Description: Within the last 6 months, the climate has been changing so rapidly that a number of climate scientists have become increasingly concerned. In this video, Paul Beckwith, … Continue reading →

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Paul Beckwith Published on May 30, 2015 I discuss how ground level flask measurements of methane have been spiking upwards over the last few years. I analyze the implications to the breakdown of climate stability, causing jet stream fracturing and … Continue reading →

ClimateChange12.com Published on Apr 9, 2015 Description:  Within the last 6 months, the climate has been changing so rapidly that a number of climate scientists have become increasingly concerned. In this video, Paul Beckwith, climatology professor at the University of … Continue reading →