Weather's greatest mysteries
Could weather explain the extinction of the dinosaurs, the disappearance of the Mayans, and the fabled crossing of the Red Sea by the Israelites? Professor Randy Cerveny is a climatologist who studies such questions. In his new book, "Weather's Greatest Mysteries Solved!", he explains the fascinating climate events of the past and present. He also looks at current research that attempts to forecast the weather for the next 10,000 years. Randy Cerveny joins Larry Mantle to share intriguing details of weather's important mysteries. Post your questions and comments here.
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AirTalk On The Road
Afghanistan: The Way Forward
More American troops and fewer predator drones? Should the Taliban have a stake in governing the country? And who should intervene in a flourishing opium trade? AirTalk goes on the road to stage our own Afghan summit and you're invited.
The event takes place at the Autry National Center, November 11 at 7pm. RSVP to AirTalk@kpcc.org.
Randy Cerveny, author of "Weather's Greatest Mysteries Solved!" and Professor in Geographical Sciences at Arizona State University
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