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Climate Conversations

Robert McLean
Climate Change
Home Energy Efficiency
My Efficient Electric Home Handbook
Insurance
Electrification
Disaster Management
Cooling Strategies
Insulation Techniques
Energy Consumption
Heating Solutions
Resilience
Renewable Energy
Gas Industry
Climate Emergency
Australia
Corporate Self-Regulation
Natural Disasters
Risk Mitigation
Public Policy
Nuclear Energy

A continuous conversation about climate change - news, views and interviews.

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Australia's Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese (pictured), was among the guests interviewed during the "Climate Forward Conference" organised by The New York Times.

Also among those interviewed was Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest, the boss of Fortescue.

The ... more

David Spratt (pictured) was the keynote speaker at the webinar "Cooling or Collapse", sharing the microphone with activist and author Jane Morton.

David is the lead researcher with The National Centre for Climate Restoration (Breakthrough). This ind... more

Professor David Karoly (pictured) was among those critical of Australia's position on carbon emissions: "Climate scientists target Albanese as Turkey holds out on COP talks";

"Call for more urgent climate action";

"Drought resilience project focuses ... more

Great Teapot in the Sky believers are mostly climate change deniers.

The SBS show "Black Gold" illustrates how fossil fuel companies were aware decades ago of how, when, and why our climate was going to deteriorate.

"Europe splits on climate in ‘ma... more

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Recent Guests

Tony Wood
Senior Fellow for Energy and Climate Change at the Grattan Institute
Grattan Institute
Episode: Climate News: Australia announces 2035 climate target of 62-70% emissions cut
Sarah Hicks
Coordinator of the Gecko Environment Council, a not-for-profit environmental advocacy and education organization.
Gecko Environment Council
Episode: Climate Risk Assessment: Alarming, jump in death rates, coastal flooding, more hot days and hotter, drier droughts
Ryan Batchelor
Chair of the Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee, Labor State member for the Southern Metropolitan Region
Victorian Government
Episode: Interview: Ryan Batchelor chaired a Victorian State Government committee considering climate resilience - near two years of work resulted in a report of more than 450 pages
Ross Garnaut
Leading economist and former Labour climate advisor
Episode: Climate News: Economist Ross Garnaut among those urging Australian Government to use 'roundtable discussions' to resurrect the carbon price
Sheldon Whitehouse
U.S. Senator from Rhode Island who focuses on climate change issues
U.S. Senate
Episode: YouTube: Sheldon Whitehouse gives his 300th climate presentation to the Senate, urging his fellows to 'wake up'
Dr. Timothy Welch
Senior Lecturer in Urban Planning at the University of Auckland
University of Auckland
Episode: Interview: Five things our councils can do to keep our cities cooler - Dr Timonthy Welch, urban planner
Peter Hatcher
Senior reporter at the Melbourne Age
The Melbourne Age
Episode: Climate News: Donald Trump's Iranian attacks bring fresh meaning to the 'tyranny of the immediate'
Geoff Rose
Transport expert and professor in transport engineering
Monash University
Episode: Interview: Geoff Rose tells the wonderful story of how an E-bike gave a lady her life back
Alison McCormack
CEO of the Bicycle Network
Bicycle Network
Episode: Climate News: Bicycle Network CEO, Alison McCormack, pedals her way to fitness and leads by example

Host

Robert McLean
Host and moderator of in-depth conversations on climate change, featuring experts and advocates discussing relevant issues and solutions.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Good stuff John

    I enjoy the bits and pieces John rounds up into a show! Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HammerOz
    Australia3 months ago
  • Great climate use roundup

    Very useful compilation of recent climate news, most of which I would have missed without this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tommy_W
    Australia2 years ago
  • Climate emergency clips

    Very much appreciate this newsletter-style podcast. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wolram Asil
    Australia2 years ago
  • Very informative! Great show!

    I'd like to say that I'm learning new things from your podcast show. According to scientist, Dr. Peter Kalmus, we should focus on reducing and eventually eliminating our use of fossil fuels, which is the primary cause of global warming and climate change. I believe that the shift to renewable energy is one if not our top priority. Thank you for providing a forum for your guest to discuss critical information and inform people that clean energy is a viable option. It’s honestly very frustrating t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zia N.
    Philippines3 years ago
  • Should be on your top 10 list of regular podcasts!

    The host (Robert) asks such incredible questions of the guests and even better, the podcasts are long enough to allow the guests to talk in depth. I find the podcast calming but super informative and interesting. A pleasure to listen to such thorough and thoughtful interviewing. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ToniéCostumeDesign
    Australia4 years ago

Listeners Say

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Several comments underline the podcast's role in raising awareness and promoting proactive engagement with climate advocacy.
Listeners appreciate the insightful and informative nature of the discussions, highlighting the depth of topics explored.
Many find the compilation of recent climate news beneficial, often expressing that it helps them stay informed about critical issues.
Reviews frequently commend the thoughtful interviewing style of the host, making complex subjects accessible to a broader audience.

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Climate News: Australia announces 2035 climate target of 62-70% emissions cut
Q: What do you think about the reception of this Climate Risk Assessment?
Tony Wood suggested that while the report is based on solid science, its timing could politicize the findings, affecting its perceived credibility.
Climate News: Australia announces 2035 climate target of 62-70% emissions cut
Q: How much credibility can we put on the National Climate Risk Assessment?
Tony Wood indicated that while specific forecasts might not be accurate, the report provides a powerful understanding of the consequences of inaction on climate change.
Interview: Ryan Batchelor chaired a Victorian State Government committee considering climate resilience - near two years of work resulted in a report of more than 450 pages
Q: Is there something else you'd like to say about your report?
It's important for the community to believe in the science of climate change as we work towards actionable changes.
Interview: Ryan Batchelor chaired a Victorian State Government committee considering climate resilience - near two years of work resulted in a report of more than 450 pages
Q: What about mitigation? Because without adequate mitigation, adaptation is going to border on impossible.
The focus of our report was on adaptation, but we acknowledge that reducing emissions and creating a net-zero pathway is crucial.
Interview: Ryan Batchelor chaired a Victorian State Government committee considering climate resilience - near two years of work resulted in a report of more than 450 pages
Q: How can you measure the heat island effect?
By measuring temperatures in well-developed urban areas and comparing them to the average recorded temperatures.

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A space for continuous dialogue about climate change, featuring various news updates, expert views, and interviews, the content consistently engages listeners on pressing climate issues. The episodes encompass a variety of topics from government policies and scientific assessments to personal stories of advocates actively working for change. Listeners can expect to learn about the intricate relationships between social equity, governance, and environmental sustainability, making it an educational resource for anyone invested in the future of our planet. A notable aspect of this content is its ability to connect local and global climate challenges, helping the audience grasp broader implications of regional developments.

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Recent guests on Climate Conversations include:

1. Tony Wood
2. Sarah Hicks
3. Ryan Batchelor
4. Ross Garnaut
5. Sheldon Whitehouse
6. Dr. Timothy Welch
7. Peter Hatcher
8. Geoff Rose

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