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Nature Podcast - April 29, 2009

natpod.GIFThis week we've a climate special: Nicholas Stern tells us how the recession could help curb global warming, Nature's climate science editor is in the studio to talk us through the latest research, and we imagine what the world would look like in the worst-case scenario of 1000ppm of CO2. Also on the show, autism genes and how to fix a broken heart.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on April 29, 2009
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