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The first episode of series 2 has launched! We have brought together 3 key influencers in changing the climate to kick off the incredible series. Be sure to listen on one of the major platforms or SATCoL TV https://lnkd.in/emm9Fs5W and get in touch if you have any questions or would like to get involved. #podcast #changetheclimate #reuse2repurpose

🌍 Meet Earth Blox CEO, Genevieve Patenaude, PhD (Oxon), on The Academic Adventures Podcast. 🎙️ Learn about her journey from academia to entrepreneurship and her commitment to building a scalable ESG reporting SaaS that is helping businesses make better decisions for the planet every day. 🎧 In the podcast, Genevieve discusses the challenges of building an impact-driven business and shares her advice for those looking to do the same. Listen below 👇

A new podcast to checkout: "Into The Bush is a podcast that explores the stories, perspectives, and teachings from Knowledge Keepers, PhD’s, and the people driving change."

🌱 🌎 🌱I recently listened to a My Smart Community podcast episode featuring Katie Patrick, who explores sustainability through technology lenses, discussing feedback loops, individual actions, and systemic change. These are my takeaways from the episode: - Showing environmental data and feedback loops in creative ways can motivate people to take climate action. - Feedback loops drive behaviour, so gathering environmental data at different scales (house, block, neighbourhood, city) is key to promoting sustainability. - While individual actions matter, understanding how they fit into the system and knowing who (individuals, communities, governments) can create a significant impact is crucial. - Action is stimulated by conversations and observation of others. - Social bonds and community connections are key motivators for promoting sustainable behaviour. -  Conversations between neighbours are a powerful tool for driving change and community action. -  Designing systems and tools that facilitate conversations between neighbourhoods can help catalyse collective action. -  Moving from expert discussions to action requires thinking like a behaviour designer to recruit and empower local community members. You can listen to the episode here ⬇ : https://lnkd.in/gfqDHCwf #Climate #Sustainability #Cities

SEASON 1 COMPLETE!! Thank you to all our listeners - we are so grateful for each and every one of you. Now that we've wrapped up, there are two things we would really appreciate: 1. Do you know of any opportunities to get the podcast in front of more ears? Whether in newsletters, blogs, on social media or giving talks to organisations - we'd appreciate ideas and help! 2. We would LOVE to know what you thought about the podcast! Please let us know with a review on Apple Podcasts, or in the comments here, or with a DM. What did we do well? What could we improve on? And what topics would you like to see covered, should we do a Season 2? 👀 This isn't the end, expect more from us soon... #Climatechange #podcast #environment

If you had to make a ten-step plan to save Earth, what would be on it? Last year, Bella Lack and I began assembling a blueprint to rescue our generation’s future. We met with leading changemakers, looking at incredible transformations already happening around the world. We heard how Costa Rica doubled the size of its forests in 30 years. 🌴 How Los Angeles is steaming ahead with decarbonisation and building climate resilience. 🌆 Why Norway, for a period of time, had 20 times the global average electric car sales. ⚡ And so much more! But we know these solutions aren’t being implemented fast enough, and we wanted to find out why. Can they be scaled up? What are the barriers to progress? And, crucially, how can we all see ourselves as catalysts of this systemic transformation, rather than isolated carbon footprints? We’re very proud of what we’ve managed to put together, and excited to share the full series with you! Listen to Season 1 of Here's The Plan Podcast now: https://lnkd.in/eMMum-UW Let us know what you think in the comments. What would be on your ten-step plan and why? #Sustainability #ClimateAction #Nature #Herestheplan

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We’ve reached the Season 4 finale of The Lentil Intervention podcast! In our last episode for 2023, we sit down with podcast favourite Dr Mike Joy to recap the pressing environmental and climate concerns that have defined the past year. We also have a frank discussion about the necessary actions that can result in a better future for all. From climate change to degrowth, Dr Joy provides valuable insights and expertise that sheds light on the challenges our planet is currently facing, and he discusses concepts and principles that can help us transition towards a more sustainable future. In a special segment, we address listener questions about effective environmental activism, where Mike lends his perspective on the actionable steps we can all take to make a meaningful impact in the fight against climate change and environmental disasters. As we wrap up Season 4, we want to express our deepest gratitude to our incredible listeners for joining us again this year. Your support fuels our passion for environmental and health advocacy and knowledge-sharing. We look forward to coming back for Season 5, where we will continue to explore new health and environment topics and amplify the voices of those inspiring positive change. To everyone in the TLI community, we wish you a safe and happy end of year, and we’ll be back - just after a little break. We leave you with the words of Greta Thunberg: When we start to act hope is everywhere. So instead of looking for hope – look for action. Then the hope will come. In this episode, we cover: • Mike’s research and achievements in the past year • The carbon cycle, our net zero delusion and the impossibilities of offsetting • The problems with green growth • Understanding the concept of energy return on invested (EROI) • Our multiple crises (it’s not just climate!) as a symptom of overshoot • Our use of energy and the inevitability of Degrowth • A reality check on renewables • Lack of environmental truth and reality in mainstream media • Degrowth Aotearoa New Zealand • An update on the nitrate levels in New Zealand’s freshwater • Dr Mike answers Listener questions • Taking action in 2024 🎙 You can listen to this episode of ‘The Lentil Intervention’, and previous episodes, and find the full show notes with all the links on our website: https://lnkd.in/gFxSYhW ☕️ Please support our work and enable us to deliver more content by buying us a coffee: https://lnkd.in/gpBhvcf 

Hey LinkedIn fam! 🌟 I'm thrilled to announce the latest episode of our podcast, "We the Children," where we dive deep into the world of climate change with special guest Philippe Cousteau. 🌊 In this episode, we explored some incredible insights and stories that I can't wait to share with you. Here are three key takeaways that really stood out to me: 1. The Power of Nature to Renew Itself: Philippe Cousteau shared a fascinating story about the Marshall Islands, where nature was able to bounce back spectacularly after being devastated by nuclear bomb tests. This serves as a powerful reminder of nature's ability to renew itself when given the space to do so. 2. Youth-Led Innovation: EarthEcho's Our Echo Challenge is empowering young people to investigate biodiversity issues in their communities and come up with innovative solutions. It's inspiring to see young minds leading the way in environmental conservation and restoration. 3. Effective Communication is Key: Philippe emphasized the importance of effective communication in the climate conversation. By telling compelling stories and making the impacts of climate change relatable and accessible, we can engage a diverse audience and drive positive change. I encourage you to listen to the full episode to gain more insights and inspiration from Philippe Cousteau's incredible work and vision for a sustainable future. Let's continue to amplify the voices of young environmental advocates and work together towards a healthier planet for future generations. 🌍💚 You can listen to the episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Don't forget to share your thoughts and takeaways in the comments below! Let's spark meaningful conversations and drive positive action together. #ClimateChange #YouthEmpowerment #EnvironmentalConservation #EarthEcho #OurEchoChallenge #PodcastEpisode #WeTheChildren 🌟🌿 https://lnkd.in/ggPYmhXV

Episode 10 is here... 🎙️ Hey, LinkedIn fam! Zach here, your host of the "We the Children" podcast. I am thrilled to announce our latest episode, which features an incredible guest: Matt Scott, the Director of Storytelling and Engagement at the global nonprofit Climate Solutions Resource Project Drawdown. In this episode, Matt shared some powerful insights and stories that I believe are crucial takeaways for all of us. Here are three key points to ponder: 1. Passing the Mic for Inclusive Narratives: Matt emphasized the importance of passing the mic to voices often unheard in the climate conversation. We can create a more inclusive and effective movement by amplifying underrepresented voices and ensuring everyone feels they have a role to play in addressing climate change. 2. Discovering Your Superpower: Matt highlighted the concept of the Climate Action Venn Diagram, which encourages individuals to explore what brings them joy, what they are good at, and what work needs to be done. By finding our unique superpowers and leveraging them to make a difference, we can all play a role in shaping a better future for our planet. 3. Global Solutions Diary: Matt introduced the Global Solutions Diary, a community-generated library of climate change solution stories. This initiative allows people worldwide to share their stories and perspectives on climate action, showcasing the diversity of voices and experiences in the fight against climate change. Lastly, we also share an inspiring voice message from Lorna at Mothers Rise Up, an inspiring organization based in London that focuses on environmental activism, especially addressing climate change. This group comprises mothers who are deeply concerned about the planet's future for their children and future generations. I encourage you all to listen to the full episode to explore these insights further and hear more inspiring stories from Matt and other climate heroes. Together, we can make a difference and create a more sustainable future for generations to come. Tune in to the "We the Children" podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts to join the conversation and be part of the movement for positive change. Let's continue to amplify diverse voices, discover our superpowers, and work towards a greener, more inclusive world. 🌍💚 Please feel free to drop us a voicemail at our website - https://lnkd.in/gSyzaUc8 https://lnkd.in/gdkX8WsV #ClimateAction #InclusiveNarratives #Superpowers #GlobalSolutions #WeTheChildren #PodcastEpisode #Sustainability #ClimateChangeAwareness #ClimateActionVennDiagram