Damages
Critical FrequencyLaw & Order meets the climate crisis as we dig into the stories behind the hundreds of climate cases around the globe.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | DocumentarySociety & CultureSocial SciencesScience | ||||
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- Lose the sounds
Amy I really want this information, but PLEASE loose the annoying doodly-doot under your voice. Maddening…..why?
Some of the best climate journalism around ruined by “sound design”. Distracting and so annoying it often feels like the sounds are the show and the talkers are the background. Today during a clip of Walter Cronkite from the 80s I removed my EarPods to listen for a chopper over the house, but no, an obnoxious sound was playing under his voice. Why do you feel the need to augment such... more
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United Statesa year ago - Ads are punishing
This is a great podcast, but there is a threshold where I will listen to ads and where the podcast is the ad and my brain says “no, absolutely not”. This one crosses the threshold.
Apple Podcasts3afugiorUnited States2 years ago - Lose the sounds
Some of the best climate journalism around ruined by “sound design”. Distracting and so annoying it often feels like the sounds are the show and the talkers are the background. Today during a clip of Walter Cronkite from the 80s I removed my EarPods to listen for a chopper over the house, but no, an obnoxious sound was playing under his voice. Why do you feel the need to augment such great reporting this way? I have deleted podcasts part way through as it is so annoying. Please stop!
Apple Podcasts2podcast7United States2 years ago Too many ads for the VPN...like 3minutes every 10 mins.
Podcast Addict2 years agoTor- Damages - Life is a Ticking Time Bomb
This is a fascinating podcast weaving the current crises of climate, ocean acidification, and the fear of stranded assets among oil companies, together with one woman’s journey through corporate law, including some years working for one of the oil majors, on to her role in crafting the Environmental Protection Act for her home country of Guyana in 1995, finally and more recently her efforts to uphold that act in legal cases against unbridled and even corrupt development of oil and gas projects i... more
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What is Damages about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The content explores the intersection of law and environmental issues, focusing heavily on climate litigation stories from around the world. Episodes analyze landmark cases, judicial interpretations, and the real-world implications of these legal battles while engaging with a variety of experts in the field. Amidst intense discussions about climate accountability and corporate responsibility, the podcast examines the personal narratives of activists and legal professionals, making complex topics accessible and relatable to listeners. With an emphasis on storytelling and investigative journalism, it aims to shine a spotlight on the urgent crisis regarding climate justice and ecological preservation, offering listeners a clear understanding o... more
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1. Naomi Oreskes
2. Patrick Parenteau
3. Andrew Behar
4. Lucy Maxwell
5. All een Brown
6. Lauren Regan
7. Michel Forst
8. Isabella Kaminsky
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