Ask Bill McKibben Anything
Readers ask the environmentalist and author whether it's too late to ward off climate change, how we can prepare for the worst, and how to save the world.
A reader asks Bill McKibben: Is it too late to adequately prevent climate change?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: How would you prepare your children and grandchildren for a worst-case scenario?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: What do you say to skeptics of climate change?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: What can individuals do, regardless of public policy, to help the environment?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: What do you think of Obama's environmental record?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: What is your opinion of nuclear energy?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: How can market capitalism help the fight against global warming?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: What's the scariest environmental problem that isn't being talked about much?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: Which species extinction is likely to have the greatest impact in the next 20 years?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: Why are you so opposed to the Keystone Pipeline?
A reader asks Bill McKibben: What is the greatest environmental victory of the past ten years?
About the Series
In Andrew Sullivan's 'Ask Anything' video series, notable thinkers, leaders, and forces of personality answer candid questions from readers.
Featured Participants
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Columnist
Peter Beinart
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Sex Writer
Jesse Bering
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Editor
Tina Brown
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Columnist
Ta-Nahesi Coates
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Congressman
Barney Frank
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Sister
Jeannine Gramick
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Comedian
John Hodgman
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Philosopher
Jim Holt
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Performer
Dina Martina
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Investigative Reporter
Jane Mayer
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Environmentalist
Bill McKibben
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Psychologist
Steven Pinker
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Author
Hanna Rosin
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Author
Christopher Ryan
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Columnist
Reihan Salam




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