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Vickey
Pope Head, Climate Prediction Programme, Hadley
Centre
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Hans
von Storch Director, Institute for Coastal Research,
Geesthacht, Germany
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Susan
Owens Professor of Environment and Policy, Cambridge
University
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Andrew
Watson Professor of Environmental Sciences, University
of East Anglia
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Ron
Oxburgh University scientist; former chairman
of Shell
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Brian
Hoskins (Chair)
Royal Society Research Professor, Reading University
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Today brought together
a panel of top scientists to grill Dr James Lovelock about his
controversial book "The Revenge Of Gaia" and to discuss
their thinking on climate change. The discussions were moderated
by BBC Environment Analyst Roger Harrabin and chaired by Professor
Brian Hoskins of the Royal Society. You can listen to the entire
proceedings by clicking on the links for the various chapters
below.
First Session:
1) James Lovelock: how I came to write this book:
LISTEN
2) Panellists introduce themselves: LISTEN
3) The panel's initial impressions of the book: LISTEN
4) Opening discussions: LISTEN
5) Will global warming kill ocean life?: LISTEN
6) Is aerosol pollution saving us from the worst?: LISTEN
Second Session:
7) Dr Lovelock explains how Gaia theory informs his predictions:
LISTEN
8) Will things get as bad, as fast, as Dr Lovelock predicts?:
LISTEN
9) Nuclear: LISTEN
10) Wind power - a lot of hot air?: LISTEN
11) Will Dr Lovelock's predictions inspire drive readers to
action or despair?: LISTEN
12) Roger Harrabin delivers the panel's verdicts: LISTEN
Read how the panel voted on our questions about James Lovelock
and climate change
13) Dr Lovelock responds: LISTEN
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