Discussion with Prof. Ian Plimer | Geologist, Author & Scientist

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Professor Ian Plimer, geologist, author, and scientist, talks various updates on energy & climate. He covers energy policy in Australia including nuclear energy, updates on the climate change agenda, frequency of storms, temperature changes, control & freedom consequences, importance of co2, historic levels, financial impacts, and much more. #Energy #Nuclear #Climate #Ruinables #Greenbook #Plimer #Wind #Solar #Uranium #Fossilfuels #ClimateChange #Hurricanes #Coal

Learn more about Ian's authored books: https://www.connorcourtpublishing.com.au/search.asp?keyword=ian+plimer
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Record Date: 08JUL2024