The world has been around for a long time—some say billions of years. But according to experts, we recently saw the hottest day in Earth’s history. In New York, it hit 88 degrees Fahrenheit. The director of climate services at the World Meteorological Organization declared that “We are in uncharted territory.” And experts say that unless we stop driving cars and eating meat, it will only get worse. But is this really the case? Are we actually seeing the hottest days ever? Crossroads speaks to Daniel Turner, founder and executive director of Power the Future, about the current climate-change narratives.