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Beyond Ecological Grief is a six-part podcast, hosted by Amy Romer, investigating the emotional realities of living through a planetary health crisis. Guided by the five stages of grief, each episode follows a personal story — from scientists to land defenders and youth — whose ties to land and history shape how they respond to a rapidly changing world. Intimate interviews and in-depth reporting trace how eco-grief shows up as denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. When the place that shaped you is threatened — or destroyed — what does it take to keep going and take action?
Beyond Ecological Grief is published weekly by Canada’s National Observer from June 15.
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Most people accept that climate change is real. So why is it still so difficult to fully confront what it means?
In this episode, host Amy Romer explores the first stage of grief: denial.
Climate psychologist Britt Wray explains how denial can function as a coping mechanism, while climate scientist…
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Ken Boon and Georgina Yahey trace decades of political struggle, resistance, and e…
As a young man caught between life in rural and urban Manitoba, Dean Robinson struggled with anger, disconnection, and questions about where he belonged. Reconnecting with the land through hunting helped him rediscover his culture, identity, and purpose.
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Should we still have children in a climate crisis?
As wildfires, floods and other climate disasters become more common, a growing number of people are questioning what kind of future awaits the next generation. Some are choosing to have fewer children. Others are reconsidering parenthood altogether…
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