Give up your climate guilt. Sharpen your curiosity. Join Dr. Leah Stokes and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson as they tell stories about the powerful forces behind climate change — and the tools we have to fix it. This show makes sense of big climate questions and critical topics. Our episodes are filled with stories of bold climate leadership, groundbreaking campaigns, and people doing their best to be pa... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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”In the midst of a lot of big, bad things happening, there's one big good thing happening on planet Earth right now.”
Today on A Matter of Degrees, we’re bringing back the podcast’s very first guest — legendary activist and author Bill McKibben. Bil... more
Donald Trump’s so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” took a sledgehammer to U.S. climate policy, including tax credits for clean cars and appliances. These incentives were helping people cut pollution, lower their energy bills, and make their homes ... more
Thousands of people lost their homes in the Los Angeles wildfires. Now, they’re looking to their insurance companies to help them rebuild. But as the world warms, disasters like these are becoming more frequent and more severe, exposing an insurance ... more
This week we are sharing a special bonus episode from Boiling Point, a new podcast produced by the LA Times and hosted by climate columnist Sammy Roth. This new audio series explores how climate change is impacting California and the American West.
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I generally really like this show, and greatly respect the hosts, but I have to push back on the tack taken here, led by the guest Dave Jones, that the big sinners in the California insurance crisis are oil companies. I am NO FAN of oil and gas. But let’s widen the frame a little. What about car companies that have fought improved mileage standards and electrification tooth and nail, the highway building industry and its associated unions which actively block progress on transit and other altern... more
I’ve listened to a few episodes before which were all good but just heard the episode with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and it was phenomenal. It was the perfect mix of pragmatic, thoughtful, and hopeful. Exactly what I needed amidst all this tumult.
I always feel less anxious, more informed, more hopeful and less alone when I listen to this podcast. I wish everyone would listen!
Listening to an ep from November where a guest claims that their friends were democrats until Covid when they lost their businesses and now are trump supporters because they were dissatisfied with status quo. This makes no sense because trump was president the first year of Covid (aka the status quo) so why would they become trump supporters. Concerned the first thing out of your guests mouth is factually incorrect/ logically impossible and there is no follow up.
The show is pretty good, would like to give a higher rating. But Dr. Leah Stokes is based in CA and when the CPUC attacked the climate benefits of rooftop solar, Stoked stayed silent. Her platform and mission required action but she abandoned us.
Do a show on the overall costs AND benefits of rooftop solar especially in CA please.
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This podcast focuses on the multifaceted aspects of climate change, exploring societal impacts, environmental policies, and innovative solutions to pressing climate issues. The hosts, both deeply knowledgeable in climate science and advocacy, engage with a variety of experts to cover topics such as the relationship between climate crises and industries like insurance, clean energy transitions, and community resilience. Episodes often include discussions on current policy developments, grassroots movements, and the emotional aspects of climate activism, providing listeners not only with facts but also a sense of hope and agency in the face of challenges. Unique elements include a strong emphasis on action-oriented strategies and the communal... more
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