This morning I did a radio interview! It was on the KPCW show 'This Green Earth' and concerned a recent Nature Geoscience paper that I worked on with a lot of colleagues, which discusses global-mean temperature changes over the past 2000 years. You can find the radio interview here (https://www.kpcw.org/post/green-earth-july-30-2019-michael-erb) or on your favorite podcast app by looking for the 'This Green Earth' podcast.
Please give the interview a listen! I was a little late due to a scheduling mix-up, but I show up around the three minute mark. Apologies for any details I might have misstated (this is my first radio interview), but all of the main points should be right. Hopefully I get listeners interested in the fascinating and important nature of this work. As I say in the interview, proxy data are really cool!
You can read the full text of the paper we're talking about here: Nature Geoscience paper.
Also, the hosts talk a little about a companion paper that colleagues of mine (but not me) worked on, which discusses regional climate variability over this same time period, which you can find here: Nature paper.
Please give the interview a listen! I was a little late due to a scheduling mix-up, but I show up around the three minute mark. Apologies for any details I might have misstated (this is my first radio interview), but all of the main points should be right. Hopefully I get listeners interested in the fascinating and important nature of this work. As I say in the interview, proxy data are really cool!
You can read the full text of the paper we're talking about here: Nature Geoscience paper.
Also, the hosts talk a little about a companion paper that colleagues of mine (but not me) worked on, which discusses regional climate variability over this same time period, which you can find here: Nature paper.
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