Bill Nye: Climate Change on Earth and Other Planets

Bill Nye the Science Guy opens and moderates this Boulder, Colorado public event devoted to evidence of climate change throughout our solar system, and especially on Earth. More than 600 enthusiastic attendees gathered on the evening of June 26, 2012. Sponsored by the Planetary Society, the Southwest Research Institute and NASA, it was part of the Comparative Climatology conference. The very distinguished presenters included David Grinspoon, Jim Hansen, Karen Rice and Brian Toon.

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[threadysparrow]

bill nye has no advanced science degree. he is also a role model for scientists who want to bring their science into the public. therefore, my argument is that you do not need an advanced sci. d or ph.d to be a great scientist and science educator.

[schneedrachin]

such a wonderful presentation <3

[Ethan Watson]

Again, take a look at venus and mars.

[Turlea Octavian]

to be onest I think climate change is not made by humans , it sounds too stupid to be true

[SuperDrRockzo]

That is incorrect. Where did you get that information? He was awarded honorary doctorates from Johns Hopkins University and Willamette University. He earned a B.S. from Cornell University where he studied mechanical engineering and yes Carl Sagan was one of his professors.

[threadysparrow]

I never knew that. But I think my point can still stand about advanced degrees and scientific stuff.

[Christopher Wells]

He has a Phd from Cornell, Carl Sagan was his teacher.

[jrzy49]

Jealous!!

[mphello]

Your comment is illogical. You says "China's emissions have skyrocketed", then say "Don't blame the problem on China." It's nobody else's choice & fault but China's that China's emissions have skyrocketed. The blame for manmade climate change is proportional to each individual's consumption & political choices.

[Makrozon]

A U !!!

[MaLoDe1975]

wow u r really stupid. please go as much to church as possible and stay out of the sunlight.

[MaLoDe1975]

no it isnt its the willingness to regulate your industry. not all western nations outsourced ther producing industry to china. germany for example. it is relatively easy to filter that stuff. it just costs money. eventually the chinese will come around.