Mario Picazo, a well-known figure in Spanish television and academia, recalled his quiet childhood in Castelldefels before moving to the United States to pursue his doctorate. Despite his long career, he warns that scientific communication is facing unprecedented levels of aggression from climate deniers.
“"It should not be an object of ideological confrontation; it is a common problem."
Currently a professor and digital communicator, Picazo emphasizes that extreme heat has become the primary climate risk in Spain. He advocates for urban adaptation and a shift in consumption habits to mitigate the effects of global warming, while continuing to provide data-driven forecasts for the 2026 winter season.
