The Climate Translation

Climate science shouldn't be a foreign language. Meteorologist Dr. Mac translates complex data into clear stories and tools for better conversations.

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What happens when a wave you can barely see travels thousands of miles across the Pacific and raises sea levels along the coast? #ClimateChange #Podcast #SciencePodcast

Listen: https://t.co/KfiNZis4Bc

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The Gulf of Mexico is storing massive heat beneath its surface. In the episode 37 of The Climate Translation, we break down the Loop Current, warm-core eddies, and why deep ocean heat fuels storms.

Listen: https://t.co/TSJgRLDCJn

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What happens when a thunderstorm’s air suddenly drops instead of rising? In episode 36, Dr. Mac breaks down downbursts, microbursts, and derechos... like the recent August 2026 event. Learn the physics behind these hurricane-force winds.Listen now: https://t.co/o42syNEjJC

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The Global Obstacle Course. Why nature can’t keep up with the speed of climate change, and what that means for wildlife and our future. #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #Biodiversity #podcast
https://t.co/8rXME5g1WJ

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Greenland loses 300+ billion tons of ice every year, but the story isn’t just numbers. It’s people, culture, and a changing planet we all share.
https://t.co/mTwyDvihq8

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It's time to talk without the jargon. The Climate Translation is a new podcast about slowing things down and turning climate science back into a human story.

Episodes 1–3 are live now. Listen here, or wherever you get your podcasts. ⬇️
https://t.co/UfN5pZ0E3K