What On Earth
CBCClimate change is depressing, but we’re not! 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 Saturday and Wednesday.
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- This show is amazing and makes a great contribution by helping us find hope So thank you
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Apple Podcasts5Climate Gran
Canada2 months ago - Refreshing reports on climate accomplishments
This podcast provides interesting reports from across Canada highlighting people’s efforts to address climate issues. Laura Lynch is an inspiration.
Apple Podcasts5Brightone9Canada3 months ago - This show makes me so angry
This show is completely one-sided, as it lacks an understanding of the formidable challenges of the energy transition. NIMBYism is a very strong theme as the show is against (almost?) all made-in-Canada solutions for sourcing critical minerals within our borders. I listen to this show to understand what the other side is thinking and saying. This show makes me so angry. I listen to it while I exercise to as listening to it helps me increase the intensity of my workout.
Apple Podcasts1ShearzoneCanada4 months ago - Poor effort on Climate Change
I’ve listen to many episodes and find that they try to talk about Climate Change but for the most part everything sounds like a human interest story. It seems like Laura Lynch has this knack of making everything sound like she interviewing children playing at the park. There’s a total lack of appreciation for how bad the climate situation is.
Apple Podcasts1123x123xCanada5 months ago - Realism with a side of joy
One of my favourite programs along with Radio EcoShock. more
Apple Podcasts5カタカナディアンCanada6 months ago
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