a WePlanet podcast. The world is shaped by ideas—some good, some bad, and some that seemed good at the time. This is a podcast about rethinking the things we take for granted, challenging sacred cows, and admitting when we’ve been wrong. With your host, awarded environmental author and activist Mark Lynas, we take a deep dive into the environmental, political, and social debates shaping our future... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Science |
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Is “climate catastrophism” itself a bad idea?
In this episode of Saving the World from Bad Ideas, Mark Lynas is joined by longtime collaborator and eco-modernist thinker Ted Nordhaus, Executive Director of the Breakthrough Inst... more
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Is green hydrogen the silver bullet for decarbonisation — or a trillion-dollar distraction?
In this episode of Saving the World from Bad Ideas, Mark Lynas is joined by energy analyst, investor, and podcaster Michael Liebreich t... more
🔍 Episode Summary Is civilisation inherently self-destructive? In this episode of Saving the World from Bad Ideas, Mark Lynas is joined by political scientist and existential risk researcher Dr Luke Kemp to tackle Bad Idea #23 "These are the best of... more
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Can the sun save civilization? In this episode of Saving the World from Bad Ideas, Mark Lynas sits down with legendary climate author and activist Bill McKibben to take on Bad Idea #22: "Solar can’t power the world."
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Exploring the intersections of environmentalism, politics, and societal beliefs, this podcast challenges prevalent ideas and narratives by highlighting both the good and bad opinions that shape public discourse. The host, an accomplished environmental author, facilitates discussions with a variety of experts which dissect major topics such as climate change, technological impacts, and social justice issues, promoting a more nuanced understanding of complex challenges. The conversations prioritize evidence-based reasoning and encourage listeners to think critically about the narratives that influence our perceptions of progress and sustainability. Unique in its approach, the content strives to illuminate the importance of re-evaluating commo... more
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