Making enough progress on climate change, and looking at COVID-19's effect on malnutrition

07/01/21 • 41 min

Naomi Oreskes joins us to talk about tackling climate change in time to avoid disaster, misinformation, and scientific messaging, then Saskia Osendarp and Shweta Khandelwal discuss how COVID-19 has exacerbated the world's malnutrition problem, with a specific focus on India.

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Gavin: Hello, welcome to another episode of The Lancet Voice. I'm Gavin Cleaver, and we're very pleased to have you on board for another look at the world of health and health care. Later on, we'll