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What On Earth

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Climate Change
Heat Pumps
Coral Reefs
Wildfire Smoke
Sumas Lake
Drought
Alaska Carbon Reduction Fund
Voting Age
Water Crisis
Bird Feeders
Wildfires
Salmon Arm Roots & Blues Festival
Green Careers
Heat Stress In Schools
Plastic Waste
Cloud Seeding
Wildlife
Roadkill
Sustainable Practices
Solar Power

The 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.

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Work is underway to pump seawater onto ice in Nunavut as a way to thicken it in the face of climate change. The experiment is showing some promising results but there are also concerns about its impact on ecosystems. Journalist Alec Luhn travelled on... more

Severe drought and a record-breaking wildfire season have left some remote First Nations in Manitoba cut off from the rest of the province. Planes were grounded by wildfire smoke, and in one boat-access community, the lake was so low the ferry couldn... more

The Biljik First Nation in New Brunswick is growing food aplenty thanks to a geodesic dome, community gardens and traditional knowledge. We pay them a visit during pumpkin harvest, to find out how they’re winning the fight for food security even as d... more

If you drove by recent rallies across Canada, you might’ve wondered: what are they protesting? War? Fossil fuels? Discrimination? There were placards about all of it. Our youth climate action columnist Aishwarya Puttur says banding together could str... more

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Kyra Wilson
Grand Chief for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
Episode: Manitoba First Nations are fighting for safe escape routes
Amber Vigh
Mother of Carter Vigh and advocate for air quality education
Episode: One boy’s legacy: lessons on how to survive smoky skies
Chris Lam
President and CEO of the BC Lung Foundation
BC Lung Foundation
Episode: One boy’s legacy: lessons on how to survive smoky skies
Cori Lausen
Scientist studying bats and their conservation
Wildlife Conservation Society
Episode: Bats vs. wind energy: a gory tale of two climate solutions
Julia Palmer
Rancher and conservation advocate
Episode: Bats vs. wind energy: a gory tale of two climate solutions
Sarah Palmer
Representative from Potentia Renewables, involved in wind energy projects
Potentia Renewables
Episode: Bats vs. wind energy: a gory tale of two climate solutions
Andy Ederburn
Vice President at Masqua Environmental Consulting
Masqua Environmental Consulting
Episode: Bats vs. wind energy: a gory tale of two climate solutions
Kent Russell
Senior wildlife biologist and project manager at Western Ecosystems Technology, Inc.
Western Ecosystems Technology, Inc.
Episode: Bats vs. wind energy: a gory tale of two climate solutions
Phil McKay
Senior Director at the Canadian Renewable Energy Association, expert on distributed energy resources
Canadian Renewable Energy Association
Episode: Will the balcony solar craze make it to Canada?

Host

Laura Lynch
Host and journalist focused on climate change solutions and environmental issues, facilitating engaging discussions with experts and communities.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 328 ratings
  • Rare insight

    Ever since I heard the episode that interviewed firefighters in Alberta I’ve been a fan. The insight this show provides is rare and valuable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OlgaSpanier
    Canada3 months ago
  • Extremely informative. Interesting.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    KevinTranscona
    7 months ago
  • Excellent content

    Interesting and informative. Love listening!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alannamacnevin
    Canada7 months ago
  • Well played.

    Excellent questions and hope for climate business solutions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lauralamcanada
    Canada8 months ago
  • This podcast is amazing!

    If we approached climate solutions with the enthusiasm that this show does, we would live in a world with clean air, better health and the anticipation of a beautiful future.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dgfora
    Canada8 months ago

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Some critiques highlight a desire for broader discussions that include opposing viewpoints or the complexities of climate-related challenges.
The podcast is recognized as a vital source of information on climate issues, inspiring action and hope amongst a concerned audience.
Listeners value the insightful exploration of climate solutions and appreciate the diverse perspectives presented.
Many praise Laura Lynch's ability to navigate complex topics with clarity and empathy, making challenging subjects accessible.

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Apple Podcasts
#200
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Manitoba First Nations are fighting for safe escape routes
Q: What do you want to see when it comes to getting all of these projects off the ground?
We need all-season roads, it's a matter of safety, equity, and justice.
What the heck is up with climate protests lately?
Q: What do you think we can expect to see happen at COP 30 regarding the climate movement?
There's concern over representation of civil societies, especially grassroots voices, and the expensive accommodations may hinder many from participating.
What the heck is up with climate protests lately?
Q: What did you hear about the kinds of issues that came up at those protests?
The protests addressed various issues including climate crisis, indigenous rights, anti-democracy, and the impacts of the tech industry on climate change.
One boy’s legacy: lessons on how to survive smoky skies
Q: Why is it important for you to go into schools to talk about air quality?
Chris explains the importance of educating children about air quality to empower them to take action.
One boy’s legacy: lessons on how to survive smoky skies
Q: Can you tell me what your name is, how old you are and where you live?
Roland introduces himself as a nine-year-old boy from Gold River.

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Focused on exploring climate change solutions, the episodes frequently engage with pressing environmental issues, including renewable energy advancements, urban development, and social justice concerns related to climate impact. Through insightful discussions with experts and community members, the content provides a platform for diverse perspectives, especially on controversial topics like transportation infrastructure, electric vehicles, and the effects of climate change on Indigenous communities. The narrative is characterized by a sense of urgency and accountability, showcasing both the challenges faced and the innovative solutions being pursued within Canada and beyond. This podcast stands out for its commitment to fostering hope and i... more

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4. Cori Lausen
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