The Climate Conundrum Podcast

Welcome to another insightful episode of the Climate Conundrum podcast! Join host Sanika Diwanji as she sits down with Siddharth Desai, Jt. Managing Director at Kishor Pumps and a water security expert, for a deep dive into the complexities of water management, conservation, equitable distribution and climate change in India. Explore the challenges, solutions, and silver linings in India's water landscape along with the policies and administrative issues.

Tune in now and broaden your understanding of the crucial issue of water!

In this episode, join host Sanika Diwanji and climate expert Aditya Valiathan Pillai as they decode the mysteries of heat waves in India. From understanding the science behind heat waves to exploring India's Heat Action Plans and policy decisions, discover how we can tackle this burning issue.

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Join host Sanika Diwanji in the debut episode of "The Climate Conundrum" as she engages in a candid chat with climate scientist Dr. Anoop Mahajan. Together, they unravel the fundamental question: What is climate change? 

Delve into the intricacies of measuring climate change and its impacts through the scientific lens. From dissecting carbon emissions to exploring the significance of polar regions, this freewheeling discussion navigates our individual roles in combating this global challenge. 

Tune in for an enlightening exploration of the basics of climate change and our collective responsibility in shaping our planet's future.

1:54 - 6:00- What is climate change

6:00- 7:59- What is the difference between climate and weather?

 8:20 - 12:26- How do scientists figure out climate change?

12:27 - 14:43- Is carbon the only way to measure the way in which climate is changing?

14:44 - 17:38- What are greenhouse gases?

17:39 - 24:18- Is the weather forecast accurate?

24:19 - 28:34- How often are weather forecast models updated and who does it?

28:35 - 30:55- Research on polar regions

30:56 - 35: 15- Antarctica expedition

35:16 -  40: 00- How are atmospheric sciences and Marine sciences interrelated?

40:01 - 47: 10- The three most important things we can do to combat climate change as individuals