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Scientists discuss link between climate change and severe weather
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From the Climate One series at the Commonwealth Club of California, three climate scientists who were part of a UN report on severe weather around the world discuss the links between burning fossil fuels and severe storms and drought.
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Chris Field: Professor of earth system sciences, Stanford University
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Richard Alley: Professor of geosciences at Pennsylvania State University
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Michael Oppenheimer: Professor of geosciences and international affairs at Princeton University
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Richard Muller: Professor of physics at University of California-Berkeley.
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Karen O'Brien: Professor of sociology and human geology at University of Olso
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David Friedberg: CEO of The Climate Corporation
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Greg Dalton: Moderator of Climate One, at the Commonwealth Club of Calfornia
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