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Dan talks with Axios science editor Andrew Freedman about the growing popular consensus around climate change, including among conservative Republicans.

Podcast: The climate change tipping point

The combination of new science and extreme weather events is creating consensus.

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Ominous forecasts about the impact of climate change serve as the backdrop for the world — led by U.S. lawmakers and companies — to debate big action on the problem, which could upend energy systems and our way of life.

Podcast: The climate change tipping point

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