Noam Mohr
1 archived appearance · 2006
Investigation
Noam Mohr is a physicist and environmental researcher known for his analysis arguing that animal agriculture is the primary driver of near-term global warming through methane emissions, citing University of Chicago research. As a climate science voice on Art Bell's programs, his data-driven case for rethinking the livestock industry's environmental impact challenged conventional narratives about the leading causes of climate change.
On the air with Art · 1
Feb 25, 2006 · 2h 28m
Global Warming - Noam Mohr | Extra Dimensions & Global Warming - Lisa Randall
with Lisa Randall
Art Bell welcomes physicist Noam Mohr and Harvard professor Lisa Randall for a double-header exploring two of science's biggest frontiers. Mohr presents a compelling case that animal agriculture, not just fossil fuels, is the primary driver of near-term global warming through massive methane emissions. He argues tha...