ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Join host Tom Green for a wide-ranging interview with the incredible Amanda Ravenhill. Amanda discusses numerous aspects of climate change including her remarkable career, exciting projects in climate change, why we shouldn't be referring to Carbon Dioxide Removal.
Learn about the potential of Blue Carbon, how humans made the Amazon rainforest (and how we can save it too), and the important work being done by the Buckminster Fuller Institute.
www.bfi.org
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