The Climate Question
BBC World ServiceWhy we find it so hard to save our own planet, and how we might change that.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 226 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceTechnology | |||
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In 2024, the global temperature was more than 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels. Graihagh Jackson and BBC Climate Report Esme Stallard consider the significance of this key climate target being breached. Plus, why farmers in Malawi are switchin... more
From elections around the world to records in both temperatures and renewable energy, 2024 has been jam-packed with extreme weather and climate news. Graihagh Jackson, Jordan Dunbar and an expert panel reflect on the key climate stories of the year. ... more
As 2024 draws to a close, join Graihagh Jackson as she hosts The Climate Question’s inaugural Quiz of the Year. Two teams battle it out – with questions, games, and challenges looking back at the past year in climate change. Can you beat them?
Got a... more
Plastics are everywhere – for good reason – they're cheap, abundant and can go into a myriad of different products from food packaging to vital medical equipment. But plastic waste has a devastating effect on the environment and the manufacturing pro... more
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- hole in the wall for passive cooling
… 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
Apple Podcasts5carnaticstudent
Netherlands8 months ago Lies from state sponsored propagandists.
Podcast Addict110 months agoLangton- Another carnist COP-out
Graihagh Jackson & Justin Rowlatt do a lot of good climate journalism. That made the latest Q&A episode so disappointing in its underplaying of the significant impact of animal products on climate change & the big benefit of switching away from consumption of these harmful (for personal health & the animals themselves as well as climate & nature) foods. Also, the misinformation given about alleged nutritional benefits of meat consumption for developing countries ignored the major deficiencies in... more
Apple Podcasts1Leafn4give
United Kingdoma year ago - Cringey delivery — 2 stars subtracted
Cringey delivery (-) of important climate change topics, with beginner-friendly and accessible content (+). It’s hard to find a beginner friendly podcast on climate change. This podcast does a great job of making accessible information. What I can no longer handle is the weird “VH1: Where Are They Now” tone used to provide crucial facts for people to absorb without distractions at the same time from the weird format. The manner in which this podcast is made and scripted may work for some, but it... more
Apple Podcasts3knikkiii
United Statesa year ago - Weirdly plucky
And upbeat for a podcast about an attempt to save an entire planet. Get that it can’t be all doom and gloom but it feels creepily disconnected. Maybe rein it in?
Apple Podcasts2Bunny CubUnited Statesa year ago
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