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Evangelical scientist Katharine Hayhoe explains to ‪@KateTucker‬ connecting faith and science can help us solve the climate crisis with compassion and hope.

🎙 Hope Is My Middle Name season 4, episode 1 - Connecting Faith and Science to Solve the Climate Crisis with Katharine Hayhoe

Climate scientist and evangelical Christian Katharine Hayhoe is not attempting to save the planet, she’s attempting to save us from the devastating impacts of climate change. As a scientist, Katharine knows that the earth will adapt to global warming, but the conditions, if left unchecked, will ultimately lead to extinction. And since the effects of climate change are already being felt the most by those who have contributed the least to the problem, Katharine views solving the climate crisis as a mandate from God – to love our neighbors and to care for God’s creation.

I read Katharine's book, Saving Us a Climate Scientist Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided World, and in it she quotes Saint Augustine saying, “Hope has two beautiful daughters; Their names are Anger and Courage. Anger at the way things are, and Courage to see that they do not remain as they are.” In her book, in her life, in her work, Katharine invites all of us to walk in that courage to a place of real hope.

Chief Scientist at the Nature Conservancy and Professor at Texas Tech, Katharine Hayhoe has devoted her life to helping people of all backgrounds and faiths better understand, address, and combat climate change with compassion and optimism. Join us for a joyful conversation on the power of science and faith joining forces to solve the climate crisis.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
00:00 Why Christians should care about climate change
01:06 Kate Tucker introduces Katharine Hayhoe
02:10 Experiencing the eclipse in Texas as an atmospheric scientist
03:42 Early experiences with science and wonder
06:02 Biblical connection of science and faith
08:15 How climate change changed Katharine Hayhoe’s life
11:57 How long have we known about climate change? Since 1850
13:31 Global weirding
15:28 Urgency and effects of climate change
18:14 Insurance companies cancel coverage due to extreme weather
20:29 Bridging the climate divide in conservative America
22:46 Early women scientists of climate change
24:41 A Christian response to climate change
30:10 A head to heart to hands approach to climate change
31:54 How to talk with a climate change denier
35:42 Spreading the good news of climate solutions
37:26 Bridging divides in the conservative city Lubbock, Texas
39:09 Texas as a clean energy powerhouse
41:58 Students respond to climate change at Brigham Young University
43:19 Emotional energy self-care in climate action
45:31 Finding hope for the future in history
46:22 Fossil fuel justification comparisons
49:36 Reasons to hope: individuals making a difference in everyday actions
50:14 Closing credits

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