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PostFebruary 9, 2026

PODCAST: Climate Reveal (Season 2, Episode 2) - Climate Modeling

Podcast: Climate Reveal
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MIT CS3 Principal Research Scientist Jennifer Morris shares her expertise.
We've touched on the use for and impact of climate models in past episodes, but in this episode we take a deep dive into the world of climate modeling - how it works, what the challenges are, what climate models can help us understand about our future, and how to best communicate this information to a world that needs to know what's coming next in order to adapt and prepare. We're joined in studio by Yi Ming, Core Faculty Member at Schiller Institute and Professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences at Boston College, and Jennifer Morris, Principal Research Scientist at MIT in the Center for Sustainability Science and Strategy.
What is Climate Reveal?

In each episode, hosts Chris Citorik and David Deese look at the ongoing climate crisis from a different perspective. Exploring themes like its impact on health, nutrition, energy, land use, education, and more, we sit down with top experts and researchers to make complicated topics accessible to everyone. In addition to learning about the current landscape and how we got here, we'll also talk about reasons for hope and optimism, and what you can do to make a difference in your world. - Boston College Creative Communication Lab

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