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June 11, 2017: Preventing Global Disasters by Listening to Warnings with Richard A Clarke
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The levees failing during Hurricane Katrina, the attack on 9/11, the rise of ISIS: these are all global disasters that were predicted by experts and those same experts were ignored by government officials. But how do people in charge know which experts to believe? We talk to Richard A. Clarke, a national security expert and former adviser to four different US President’s, about his new book “Warnings: Finding Cassandras to Stop Catastrophes.”
Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Climate Change, Economy, Disaster, New Orleans, New York, World Trade Center
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