Brian Schmidt, Nobel Prize in Physics 2011: The Impact of climate change

The Impact of climate change: A conversation with physics laureate Brian Schmidt and host Mimi Billing.

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[chaudhryahmad]

Certainly, this is our only planet and we are together in this mess and there is a dire need for a collective approach to combat climate change.

[ruchpat]

Thank you Nobel Prize for posting this video.

[SB-sb]

Good interview, thank you. Now, we really need to take responsibility and get to fixing the climate change damage. We really must think of how we can support and help the low-lying island nations who are the primary victims of climate change.

[davidwilkie]

Adding ecology to economy works for the planet as as whole when the significance of the Expanding Universe is resolved into The Conformal Cyclic Cosmology of Singularity-Duality, and is realised to be closed by i-reflection containment that is Temporal Thermodynamic Spacetime.., or Observable in WYSIWYG, the Perspective Principle time-timing Modulation Mechanism.

"Physics is Everything", Observable => measurable and comprehensible in Principle. (Including Economics)

[clausenogbach]

"I think china is going to moove" - and when pigs fly...