Episode 2. Unpacking the Survival Guide to Humanity (aka the IPCC report)
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The latest UN IPCC report (AR6) runs... 30,000 pages. For those of us who don't have the time to read this in full, how do we incorporate the golden standard of climate science into our own work? In this episode, Madhuri speaks with Shweata Hegde, a developer at #semanticClimate, who is building a tool that will break AR6 down and turn it into an accessible resource.

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Shweata Hegda is a developer at #semanticClimate and the host of the Science Communications podcast "India Asks Why?". #semanticClimate develop tools to liberate knowledge from locked PDFs by hosting events where everybody can explore the content in these reports.

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