Climate change: a problem so huge, how could the choices of an individual make any difference? But, then again, doing nothing feels defeatist and cynical. So, what can we do that would actually matter? Join Marco Chown Oved, climate reporter with The Toronto Star, as he navigates some of these questions on the Small Things Big Climate podcast.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Natural SciencesScienceEarth Sciences |
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Terrible. A podcast sponsored by an LNG company held hostage by ESG/DEI quota requirements. The podcast content is lunatic socialist climate hysteria propaganda hosted by a neurotic urbanite. Very ironic given sponsor. Exactly the garbage The Star would produce.
Great pieces on simple straightforward changes. It’s nice to have some optimism on this topic.
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Focused on addressing the challenges of climate change, this podcast explores the impact of individual choices on the environment and emphasizes actionable solutions. The host engages with various experts and advocates, examining topics such as sustainable farming practices, energy efficiency technologies like heat pumps, and the role of community actions in combating climate change. Listeners can expect to gain insights into practical steps they can take to contribute to a greener future as well as the broader context of climate issues impacting society.
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