Big Picture Science – Prog-Not-Stication: Ken Caldeira

by Gary Niederhoff on March 5, 2012

Part 6 of Skeptic Check: Prog-Not-Stication, featuring Ken Caldeira, climate scientist in the Carnegie Institution Department of Global Ecology, Stanford University, on the difficulty of making long-scale predictions.
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