'If the world ends in 2100, we’re probably OK' | Howard Lee

Two scientists take the long view on climate change.

There's a myopia in the climate discourse today.

"Everyone is focused on what happens by 2100. But that's only 2 generations from today. It's like: If the world ends in 2100 we're probably OK!" says Professor Richard Zeebe of the University of Hawai'i. "But It's very clear that over a longer timescale there will be much bigger changes."