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The Worst Outcome of Systematic Collapse USA

Science Talk Podcast Episode

Saturday 1 November, 2025
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A deep dive into the worst-case implications of climate tipping points and the accelerating risks now reshaping scientific and political debate.

Podcast—6-100

Through the lens of high-end climate risk, the episode explores whether 1.5°C has already been reached, the limits of IPCC modelling, the failures of incremental emissions cuts, and the dangers of net-zero framed around distant timelines. It explores aerosol masking, coral reef collapse, and the growing likelihood of a 3°C trajectory.

The episode addresses the geopolitical consequences of climate disruption — including conflict, instability, and national security risks — and makes the case for focusing on high-end possibilities rather than conservative mid-range projections.

 

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