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This Is the Safest Place to Live as the Climate Changes

Season 2 Episode 9

We look at many hazards from temperature, storms, drought, farming, wildfire, polar vortex, hurricanes, sea-level rise, crop failure, extreme heat, and even economics. We look at the effect of climate on future migration patterns in the US and talk to someone who left New York City after Hurricane Sandy and identifies as a climate migrant.

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Climate Crossroads
26:08
Maiya explores slowing ocean currents, electrification, and nature’s role in reaching net-zero.
Not “Business As Usual”
26:16
Maiya explores climate tipping points and what our weather will look like as our climate changes.
Water Whiplash
26:18
Maiya explores the growing extremes of droughts and floods and their impact on our food and water.
The Heat is On
26:16
Explore the deadliest type of weather, heat, and learn how cities are turning the temperature down.
Adapt or Leave?
26:20
When is it time to leave your home? Maiya May explores climate adaptation on our changing planet.
Are We At The Tipping Point?
26:17
Join Maiya May as she explores which climate systems are at their tipping point.
Our Understanding of Floods is ALL Wrong
13:01
Flooding is getting worse, and not just from hurricanes or rising tides, but from heavy rainfall.
This Winter Trend Is Overpowering Global Warming
14:03
2024 was the warmest winter on record, so winter storms are a thing of the past, right?
Was This Really a 1 in 700,000,000,000 Year Event?!
12:11
Antarctic sea ice is so low it is breaking every model.
What's the One Thing You Can Do To Survive a Tsunami?
12:07
So, what is the most important factor determining whether or not YOU survive a tsunami?
Earth’s Climate Has Always Changed. Why All the Fuss?
10:42
Earth's climate has varied widely over its history so why do a few degrees concern us now?
Why Are So Many of Gray Whales Washing Ashore?
12:02
Is this mass die-off of gray whales a warning sign for us all?
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