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Guest: Chris Turner
With the news flooded with stories of wildfires, unprecedented droughts and rapidly-shrinking glaciers, it can be tempting for even the most ardent environmentalist to throw up their hands in despair.
Calgary-based author Chris Turner joins host Tim Nash on this episode of 'Responsible Investing for a Sustainable Economy' to provide some much-needed good news on the climate change front. In his latest book, "How to Be a Climate Optimist: Blueprints for a Better World," he highlights places around the globe that are making remarkable environmental progress.
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