Simon Clark

Simon Clark

@simonclark · 751K subscribers · 743 videos · English

My name is Simon and I make videos to improve your climate literacy. In particular I focus on the physical Earth system, and how the atmosphere, climate, and climate change intersects with our lives. Sometimes I even try to be funny. Since completing my PhD in atmospheric physics at the University of Exeter, this has been my full time job. I also stream on Twitch, host the How To Make A Science Video podcast, and wrote a book!

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25:31

Why this country is making Shell nervous

175K views · 8d ago · 25:31

Watch the extended interview with Fredi Learn more about the case Take action REFERENCES More about me My second channel My book Twitch Some stock footage courtesy of Getty. bitreign33, Dave Teare, Eric A Gentzler, Gary Stark, Glen Monks, Marcus Bosshard.

📰 Mentioned news: Article on theguardian.com · Article on bbc.co.uk · Article on rogerpielkejr.substack.com · Article on theguardian.com

1:14

Let's talk about warmth...

37K views · 17d ago · 1:14

I have a new toy, can you tell? Anyway, the UK's Warm Homes Plan is incredibly important, and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme should be kept. It's a climate solution after all.

2:33

This statistic just ruined my video...

89K views · 22d ago · 2:33

Broken video concepts aside, the UK seriously needs a fossil fuel transition roadmap. The decision around Jackdaw and uncertainty around Rosebank proves that. COP30 is looming, and is the perfect opportunity to present one, proving to the world that the UK is still a climate leader. Let's make it happen.

2:52

Nature is under pressure... but there's hope

48K views · 1mo ago · 2:52

Nature is under serious pressure. The WWF’s Living Planet Report reveals the scale of the crisis facing wildlife, habitats, and the natural systems we all depend on. But nature can recover, when given the chance. There are conservations wins out there in the world - tigers, elephants, tuna, and sea turtles - that can give us hope.

26:41

How the moon revealed global warming

89K views · 2mo ago · 26:41

The first paper detailing the greenhouse effect and examining the role of varying levels of carbon dioxide was released back in 1896. 130 years later I decided to read it and I'm so glad I did, because it was BRILLIANT. My book, Firmament Arrhenius' paper

24:49

Why British summers are uniquely bad

137K views · 3mo ago · 24:49

British summers are truly the worst. But why? Well, two big reasons... This video was funded by the Wellcome Trust. Thanks to Professor Mitchell and the team at Bristol for their help with this video. You can learn more about their research here

📄 Mentioned papers: doi:10.1038/s41558-018-0222-x · Paper on bmj.com · Paper on pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

📰 Mentioned news: Article on reuters.com · Article on bbc.co.uk

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