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The sixth season of Today I Learned: Climate is coming in two weeks, and this time we’re doing something a little different. People all around the world write into our team with questions about climate change. So this season, we’re working with scientists and experts at MIT and beyond, to answer those questions in language we can all understand.
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Credits
- Laur Hesse Fisher, Host and Producer
- David Lishansky, Editor and Producer
- Aaron Krol, Associate Producer
- Michelle Harris, Fact Checker
- Music by Blue Dot Sessions
- Artwork by Aaron Krol
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Transcript
Hi everyone, this is Laur Hesse Fisher from MIT’s climate change podcast, Today I Learned: Climate podcast. Our sixth season is coming to you in two weeks, and I’m here to let you know that we’re going to do something very cool this season.
See, our team also produces an online series called Ask MIT Climate, at the website climate.mit.edu. For over three years, we’ve been taking questions about climate change from readers around the world, and getting them answered by scientists and experts here at MIT and beyond, in language that we can actually understand. And we thought a lot of these questions would be interesting to you, our podcast listeners, as well.
So for this season, we’re going to air some of the most popular answers we’ve published, featuring MIT scientists and experts. Because that, after all, is why we started Today I Learned: Climate: to help you get smart quick about climate change and climate solutions.
Oh, and we’d love to cover your question too. Yeah, you! That thing that’s been bugging you since you read that one news story, or that thing you heard someone said that you want to double check if it’s true — we want to help answer it! You can send us your question via voicemail at 617 253 3566, or email us at climate@mit.edu. Or you can fill out a web form at climate.mit.edu/ask. Maybe you’ll get an answer on the show! And you can tell us what you think of the new direction we’re taking, too.
OK, that’s all for now—we’ll see you very soon with brand new episodes of Today I Learned: Climate.
