SAG 002 ~ Tipping Points in Climate Change and Personal Life

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Jennifer Hynes about such turning points Jennifer Hynes’ series of videos are ‘the most comprehensive and comprehensible complete overview of abrupt climate change available’, says disaster specialist Nick Burk. In this episode I hold an interview with fabulous Jennifer Hynes. Everybody knows turning points in their personal life. Suddenly the knot is untied and all seems to be changing. There are climate change tipping points, too, sometimes points of no return. Our episode today is about personal and climate tipping points.

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