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Let's Talk About Climate is a podcast created by youth activists from Change the Chamber*Lobby for Climate to talk about climate change and everything related. We are opening up the conversation on climate change by talking to people such as youth leaders, professors, grassroots campaigners, and more. Subscribe to learn more about climate change and how we feel about it from diverse perspectives! Contact us to be our next guest speaker: coreteamctc@gmail.com
Update frequency:
every 53 days
Average audio length:
37 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
45 episodes
since Jan. 4, 2021
episodic
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Climate change, rising costs, shrinking access to land, and a farming workforce whose average age is near retirement are all reshaping how we grow and get our food. So what should the future of our food system look like, and who gets a say in building it?
In celebration of Climate Week NYC, we hos…
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Inside the Fight for a Global Plastics Treaty: In part two of our series, we're joined by Dr. Marcus Eriksen, co-founder of 5 Gyres and Leap Lab, marine conservation expert, and veteran of more than 20 ocean expeditions. At the time of this conversation, he was headed to Geneva for a critical round…
What's Really Happening to Our Planet: We sat down with Dr. Win Cowger (aka Dr. Trash), research director at the Moore Institute for Plastic Pollution Research, to talk about where plastic pollution actually comes from, what it's doing to our health, and why local action might matter more than glob…
In this episode of Let’s Talk About Climate, Manushi Sharma speaks with Dr. David Hill, Chair of the American Lung Association. They explore how climate change is worsening air pollution and lung health, putting communities at risk, and share what we can all do to protect ourselves and demand clean…
In this episode of ‘Let’s Talk About Climate’, we sit down with Change the Chamber’s own Research and Publications Team Lead, Camille Rohde. As an aspiring climate journalist, Camille shared how her own versatile background laid the foundation for her climate advocacy work, and she reveals her netw…
In this episode of "Let's Talk About Climate," National Climate Fellows Sarah Hill and Monica Milanowski simplify complex ideas about climate change and our economy. They discuss the need for change in a system that often prioritizes profit over people and the planet. Using relatable exam…
In this episode of ‘Let’s talk about Climate’, fire scientist and University of Michigan professor, Dr. Paige Fischer provides some crucial insight on human behavior in the face of fire. As remediation efforts persevere for the catastrophic LA Wildfires, Dr. Fischer talks us through individual and …
In this episode of ‘Let’s talk about Climate’, we chat with Elizabeth Blake, a research assistant at the University of Washington working to compile a National Wildfire Disaster Dataset. As remediation efforts persevere for the catastrophic LA Wildfires, Elizabeth talks us through environmental hea…
In this episode of our 'Let’s Talk About Climate' podcast, we chat with Riley Mack from Fossil Fuel Free UConn, based at the University of Connecticut, about the highs and lows of campus activism. Tune in as we explore the challenges of engaging students in fossil fuel divestment and discuss the vi…
In this episode of our “Let’s Talk About Climate” podcast we talk to Kimberly Smith, the Southern Appalachian Community Conservationist Specialist from The Wilderness Society and newly appointed member of the Federal Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names. From policy to place names, I…
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