# Stan Cox
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Stanley Ernest Walter Cox (15 July 1918 – 27 June 2012) was a British athlete who competed in two Olympic games in 1948 and 1952. Born in Wood Green, England, he served with Royal Air Force in World War II before competing in the 10,000-metre event at the 1948 Summer Olympics. Unable to participate in the 1950 British Empire Games, he returned to the Olympics in 1952, although he did not complete his event, the marathon, due to the flu.
The criminalization of climate change protest with Stan Cox
In a piece titled Outrageous Anti-Protest Laws Can’t Silence the Climate Movement: But Will U.S. Protesters Face Even Greater Peril in 2025?, Stan Cox writes that since 2016, 21 states have passed a total of 56 laws criminalizing protest or dramatically increased the penalties for acts of resi…
Cool Smarter: Running Your AC Efficiently in a Heat Wave
Greg Brady spoke to Stan Cox, environmental scientist, author of “Losing Our Cool: Uncomfortable Truths About Our Air-Conditioned World”, and former senior scientist at The Land Institute in Salina, Kansas.
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Go to Hotlanta, Stan Cox!!!
Air conditioning is critical in summer, especially if you are a natural redhead or live in the US on the East Coast. Don't mess with a Southerner's A/C unless you've got a death wish.
Pic is a Windmill air conditioner, one of the best you can get since you can control it through an app; it's not c…
Radio Ecoshock: The Truth About Air-Conditioning (replay)
Are we heading to air-conditioned Hell? Classic 2012 interviews with Stan Cox author of “Losing Our Cool”. Dr. Guus Velders from Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency on AC. Dr. Michael Sivak, University of Michigan on the global growth of air-conditioning.
Episode 2: Stan Cox - Anthropause
The saying goes that "people can imagine the end of the world easier than imagining the end of capitalism." I know it seems insane but what if we geared society to produce for sufficiency instead of profit? We might actually be able to mitigate the damage from our fossil fuel civilization if we ch…
Two perspectives on the proposed sandhill crane hunt, Author on why we need to “degrow” to save the Earth
First, we hear two different points of view on the proposed sandhill crane hunt bill. Our guests are Brad Heidel of the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association and Ryan Michalesko of the International Crane Foundation. Then, we talk with Stan Cox about his latest book, “Anthropause: The Beauty of Degrowth.”
‘Anthropause’ Author Advocates ‘Degrowth’ as a Path to Prevent Climate Collapse
Interview with Stan Cox, a research scholar in ecosphere studies at the Land Institute, conducted by Scott Harris.
Stan Cox, who formerly served as lead scientist at the Land Institute for 20 years, talks about his new book Anthropause: The Beauty of Degrowth, which indicts our obsession with endle…
Anthropause: A Beautiful Ecological Future Through Degrowth with Stan Cox
On this show, we feature a conversation with author Stan Cox on his latest book, Anthropause, The Beauty of Degrowth. We also feature commentary on the Degrowth Movement from scholars such as Joan Martinez Alier, Jason Hickel, and Richard Wolff.
When discussing the movement toward Degrowth, we pla…
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