What On Earth
CBCThe climate is changing. So are we. Explore a world of solutions with host Laura Lynch and our team of journalists. We find inspiration in unexpected places, scrutinize new technologies, hold powerful people accountable and join you on the journey to fix this mess. New episodes every Wednesday and Saturday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||
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Come underground to glimpse new technology providing low carbon heating and cooling to downtown Toronto buildings. CBC climate reporter Emily Chung is our guide – to see this first of its kind project in Canada. Proponents say it's key to cutting emi... more
Climate change may be last on your mind when you're dealing with discrimination, insecure housing and other barriers. But marginalized communities are hit harder than most by the impacts of climate change. Our columnist Chúk Odenigbo and activist She... more
Yep, we’re naming names! We meet a researcher who combed through millions of pieces of plastic trash and traced half of the branded items back to just 56 companies. We hear the case for why manufacturers should be responsible for their plastic produc... more
Their eco-anxiety is real, and they're helping each other with it even as adults play it down. We hear from two high schoolers in New Brunswick who are finding ways to cope — and even educating the willing grownups in their lives. And our mental heal... more
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- Elephant in the Room
Enjoy most stories, maybe I missed it but after a quick scan of your history I don’t see any investigation of human over population, arguably the base cause of most of which ails the environment, or is it? Love for you to delve into the science, economics and politics related to the implications of continued population growth, and depopulation, both catastrophic and controlled. You could probably do a three part series and still not cover all the facets.
Apple Podcasts4Timmie’s Brain Trust
Canada3 months ago - NW Climate Gathering
Two weekends ago I attended the NW Climate Gathering in Thunder Bay after hearing Mary Jean Cormier interview Paul Berger on Superior Morning. I read the Ministry of the Future and attended the gathering. Both events were so engaging! Now I’m listening to all your podcasts. So much great information from so many interesting people. I love your podcasts, so informative!
Apple Podcasts5Doctor MagsCanada5 months ago - My favourite climate change podcast
I love this positive podcast that focuses on climate solutions. Laura Lynch approaches the topic with humbleness and humour. Lots of informative interviews from experts to ordinary people. Definitely need to listen if you are suffering from climate despair to realize so much is happening. Thank you to the What On Earth team!
Apple Podcasts5Laura-BCCanada5 months ago - My go to for news on the climate crisis
A great podcast to keep uptodate on the climate crisis- both the challenges and positive actions
Apple Podcasts5Sue271Canada5 months ago - This show is amazing and makes a great contribution by helping us find hope So thank you
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