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Bill Hare
Physicist and climate scientist; co-founder and CEO of Climate Analytics, IPCC AR4 lead author and Nobel Peace Prize laureate (as IPCC contributor).
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Jun 16, 2026
From Extraction to Regeneration: Redesigning Our Relationship with Nature
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5:14speaker_0UNKNOWN
Meanwhile, what seems like wind, in fact, is just water running, far off and nearby, hard to place but difficult to ignore, an enormous, unceasing white noise, which is merely the sound of ice melting, all day, all night, everywhere.
Bill HareGUEST
And the other thing that really worries me down here, particularly sitting in Western Australia, uh, where I grew up, um, is that we are seeing a really rapid onset of climate impacts.
Bill HareGUEST
I, I would say that outside of the high Arctic, the kind of changes happening here on the land and on the oceans offshore here are more rapid and more extensive than I know anywhere else in the world.
From Extraction to Regeneration: Redesigning Our Relationship with Nature
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5:14speaker_0UNKNOWN
Meanwhile, what seems like wind, in fact, is just water running, far off and nearby, hard to place but difficult to ignore, an enormous, unceasing white noise, which is merely the sound of ice melting, all day, all night, everywhere.
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5:32Bill HareGUEST
So it, it is pretty tough going, and the other thing that really worries me down here, particularly sitting in Western Australia, uh, where I grew up, um, is that we're seeing a really rapid onset of climate impacts.
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5:45Bill HareGUEST
I, I would say that outside of the high Arctic, the kind of changes happening here on the land and on the oceans offshore here are more rapid and more extensive than I know anywhere else in the world.
From Extraction to Regeneration: Redesigning Our Relationship with Nature
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5:14speaker_0UNKNOWN
Meanwhile, what seems like wind, in fact, is just water running, far off and nearby, hard to place but difficult to ignore, an enormous, unceasing white noise, which is merely the sound of ice melting, all day, all night, everywhere.
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5:32Bill HareGUEST
So it, it is pretty tough going, and the other thing that really worries me down here, particularly sitting in Western Australia, uh, where I grew up, um, is that we're seeing a really rapid onset of climate impacts.
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5:45Bill HareGUEST
I, I would say that outside of the high Arctic, the kind of changes happening here on the land and on the oceans offshore here are more rapid and more extensive than I know anywhere else in the world.
From Extraction to Regeneration: Redesigning Our Relationship with Nature
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5:14speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Meanwhile, what seems like wind, in fact, is just water running, far off and nearby, hard to place but difficult to ignore, an enormous, unceasing white noise, which is merely the sound of ice melting, all day, all night, everywhere.
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5:34Bill HareGUEST
And the other thing that really worries me down here, particularly sitting in Western Australia, uh, where I grew up, um, is that we are seeing a really rapid onset of climate impacts.
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5:45Bill HareGUEST
I, I would say that outside of the high Arctic, the kind of changes happening here on the land and on the oceans offshore here are more rapid and more extensive than I know anywhere else in the world.