
Why we find it so hard to save our own planet, and how we might change that.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 280 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceTechnology | |||

Across the world, cars are getting taller, wider and heavier. Sports Utility Vehicles, or SUVs, now dominate global car sales, and the trend has continued into the electric age with many new EVs larger than ever.
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People often ask whether there are any quick fixes to the climate crisis — easy wins that could cut emissions without waiting decades. This week, The Climate Question does something a little different.
Graihagh Jackson and Jordan Dunbar stage an ima... more
Whales are among the largest animals to have ever lived – and scientists are discovering they also play a big role in the climate system. From the food they eat to where their waste and bodies end up, whales help move carbon from the atmosphere to th... more
We answer YOUR climate questions – on everything from “green” careers to ice cores to the world’s electricity challenge!
In this edition of The Climate Question, Host Graihagh Jackson explores your climate-related headscratchers. Her panel chat abo... more
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Been listening since the start in 2020, and the podcast is still going strong.
Informative episodes explain individual subjects, which are dotted around the world. This is done through facts and interviews with those affected, often told by local journalists and experts. And the local is tied to the global picture of climate change and its effects, helping you understand the big picture. It works really well.
Interspersed with episodes on news, Q&A, and conferences, the podcast helps you unders... more
If you’re curious about climate change and yearning to learn about how you can fight it - then THIS is the podcast for you. Produced well with amazing stories!
… or rather two: put in the right places as witnessed personally in Kerala/India decades ago; and (to follow up on Hassan’s conclusions):
none of this is either impossible or unaffordable (nor is it magic belief); it’s really about courage to have a closer look at what has worked and may be repurposed for modern cities, even beautiful as we have just heard about Cairo’s legacy; more often than not invisible until we enquire (as I happened to do in response to passive cooling when no one else se... more
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Episodes focus on critical climate change issues, exploring the complex interplay between human actions and environmental impacts across the globe. Major themes include discussions on climate conferences like COP, fossil fuel lobbying, the significance of carbon dioxide, and the role of ecosystems like the Amazon rainforest in climate health. Unique segments feature insights from local journalists, experts, and affected communities, providing a multifaceted view of the ongoing climate crisis. The engaging narrative encourages listeners to grasp intricate topics and inspires proactive climate action through innovative solutions and personal stories.
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