# Sarah Perkins Kirkpatrick
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Climate News: Coming up - Climate specialist Sarah Perkins Kirkpatrick and Counterpunch co-editor, Joshua Frank; France experiences the fragility of nucear power, worsened by heat.
Sarah Perkins Kirkpatrick (pictured) is the Deputy Director, Engagement and Impact at The ARC Centre of Excellence for the Weather of the 21st Century, Australian National University.
And she, along with the co-editor of CounterPunch and author of "Bad Energy: The AI Hucksters, Rogue Lithium Extra…
Climate scientist warns recent heatwave shows 'climate change is here now'
The recent blast of scorching temperatures across eastern Australia has served as a reminder of the risks extreme heat pose to the community.
World Weather Attribution - an academic collaboration of climate scientists - says heat waves can now be expected every five years on average - rather than …
Southern Australia swelters in intense heatwave
Southern Australia is enduring its most intense heatwave in years, with experts calling the conditions the worst since the Black Summer bushfires.
Dozens of regions across South Australia and Victoria recorded their hottest day in years yesterday... while the mercury is also starting to rise in Ne…
Climate After Net Zero with Prof. Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick (437)
In this episode, we sit down with Australian climate scientist Professor Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick to explore the story of climate science, how we first discovered the planet was warming, and what we now know about the forces driving it. Sarah breaks down the role of carbon dioxide in trapping hea…
Climate scientist warns recent heatwave shows 'climate change is here now'
The recent blast of scorching temperatures across eastern Australia has served as a reminder of the risks extreme heat pose to the community.
World Weather Attribution - an academic collaboration of climate scientists - says heat waves can now be expected every five years on average - rather than …
Southern Australia swelters in intense heatwave
Southern Australia is enduring its most intense heatwave in years, with experts calling the conditions the worst since the Black Summer bushfires.
Dozens of regions across South Australia and Victoria recorded their hottest day in years yesterday... while the mercury is also starting to rise in Ne…
New LNG plant could expose thousands to extreme heat, report finds
A new LNG plant off the Pilbara coast of Western Australia will expose half a million people to unprecedented extreme heat and result in hundreds of additional deaths.
That's according to new research released overnight from leading climate scientists, who say they can now directly link harmful i…
New LNG plant could expose thousands to extreme heat, report finds
A new LNG plant off the Pilbara coast of Western Australia will expose half a million people to unprecedented extreme heat and result in hundreds of additional deaths.
That's according to new research released overnight from leading climate scientists, who say they can now directly link harmful i…
047 | 100 Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick: Investigating heatwaves
Climate scientist Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick is an expert in extreme events, specialising in heatwaves. As the intensity and frequency of heatwaves increases, Perkins-Kirkpatrick leads research to understand the drivers of this phenomenon and the implications on our health, industries and infrastru…
What ‘global boiling’ means for our summer
The world has had the hottest July on record, leading the UN chief to warn that the era of ‘global boiling’ is here.
While parts of Australia experienced more mild winter temperatures, searing heat waves are making life difficult across vast swathes of the northern hemisphere.
Today, a climate s…
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