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"The critical thing is that all of these climate solutions are good for us." We couldn't agree more, Dr. Balbus. Check out 4C's Ed Maibach & John Balbus on the Empathy Affect Podcast for a deep dive on climate & health!

One of the things I love most is collaborating with partners that get the climate/health connection such as Climate Group Check out the latest episode of @ClimateGroup's #50ShadesofGreen podcast where I spoke with Adam Lake about the #USClimateActionSummit and the growing connection between healthcare and climate action. …and get ready to see health as a bigger part of the conversation at #ClimateWeekNYC Link in comments

Sustainable Futures sits down with climate science pioneer Dr. Cynthia Rosenzweig to discuss the impacts and opportunities of #climatechange on our urban environments and how we can create more #resilientcommunities. Listen to the podcast ➡ https://lnkd.in/gF764KWG

Is climate change actually an opportunity to radically rethink how we live and build a just world? This was what I was left reflecting on more deeply after my chat with Kylie Flanagan in the latest episode of The Great Full podcast. Kylie is the author of a brand new book called “Climate Resilience - How we can keep each other safe, care for our communities and fight back against climate change”. The book is getting wonderful reviews, like the following from Lily Diamond (author of Kale & Caramel and coauthor of What’s Your Story?): “Climate Resilience brought me to tears of recognition, relief, solidarity, and hope. It’s the book we need to survive this human moment together.” In this episode, Kylie and I had a chat about: 🌍 Her approach to climate leadership and why this book had to be written; 🌎 What led her to centre voices other than her own and feature 39 diverse climate leaders as contributors; 🌏 How learning from people who do things differently and prioritise values like interconnectedness and humility can turn this catastrophe into a possibility. We also, somewhat randomly, talk about goats and tiny houses! You can join us by listening in here: https://lnkd.in/dMAEjzZP Or searching for The Great Full - look for Episode 34 - wherever you get your podcasts! Thanks Kylie Flanagan (and your co-contributors) for your wonderful work with this book and for the great conversation! #climateresilience #climateleadership #goats :) #resilience #climatejustice #socialjustice #womenleaders #sustainableleadership #podcasttips

🎙️ In this episode of Climate-KIC's "How Could We?" podcast, Yiannis Chrysostomidis FRSA, Anne-Sophie Clulow-Garrigou and Stephanie Klotz discuss 🌍 the crucial topic of the climate emergency ❓what radical collaboration means in practice 💪 the notion of power 🌟 the role hidden actors can play in advancing climate action. Listen here: https://hubs.li/Q02fZgrk0 #RadicalCollaboration #ClimateAction #ClimateEmergency #ClimateChange

⏳ What does it take to build climate resilience in Nelson Mandela Bay's settlements? 🎧 Tune in to the latest episode of the Climate Resilient NMB podcast to find out. ➡️ Listen here: https://lnkd.in/ee9CyHdM #NelsonMandelaBay #ClimateChange #ClimateResilience #UrbanPlanning

Hi colleagues: This month’s (15-minute) Everyday Climate Champions Podcast is now available! Everyday Climate Champions Podcast Episode 16: Indigenous-Led Climate Justice Guest: Shaandiin Cedar, advocate for Indigenous-led climate action and Senior Associate, Powerhouse Ventures Description: We speak with Shaandiin Cedar, a tribal member of the Navajo Nation and an advocate for indigenous-led climate action. Shaandiin discusses how Indigenous communities can help lead the way to addressing our climate crisis. We learn about the intricacies involved with climate justice for Native peoples, including both climate impacts that are already happening and avoiding or lessening future harms. How can we honor and center the experiences and wisdom of Indigenous peoples? And how can non-Native people support them during our shared climate crisis? Great Guest Quote: “Not leveraging Indigenous ingenuity, I think, is just a giant missed opportunity for our collective effort to mitigate climate change.” Host: Dalya Massachi (yours truly!) Listen: on your favorite podcast app OR https://lnkd.in/gRjhatJr Transcript HERE: https://lnkd.in/gD294G4Q (Please share with folks interested in addressing our climate crisis: friends, family, social media contacts, colleagues, etc.) Happy listening! PS: Did you know that we LOVE listener feedback? Share your thoughts and insights by taking this brief survey: https://bit.ly/4cpG4Qn #climatejustice,#indigenousrights,#renewableenergy,#solarenergy,#climatecrisis,#climateaction,#EverydayClimateChampions

Of course #cities can since they consume 80% of #energy as BUYERS and emit 70%+ of #carbon. My "#Gaiapolis #Strategy" book provides a global framework and rapid #urban #decarbonization roadmap led by #C40, #smartcities and #mayors. dreamscapeglobal.com

Ready for some hope and inspiration? The How to Save a Planet podcast is an energizing resource that focuses on possibility and calls to action. Although the podcast unfortunately ended in 2022, there is an extensive archive of episodes that tell "smart, inspiring stories about the mess we're in and how we can get ourselves out of it.” What are some resources you turn to for meaningful ways to take action on climate change? #ClimateAction #SustainableFuture #ClimateJustice Link: https://lnkd.in/eYK8_rG

Finding joy and satisfaction in small, simple moments - especially in nature - feels so necessary in my body right now. And what about finding joy in how I am contributing to climate solutions? Yes, I am finding those moments too. In the latest Plugged In Podcast episode, Jinhwa Hwong Ambrose shares how we can each discover our own unique joyful experience and “thread” in the beautiful diverse tapestry of climate solutions we need. It’s a refreshing, practical, creative and supportive approach to thinking about climate action. "Getting this right feels very hard, but what actually feels quite easy to me is carving out the small spaces where we are creating that which we would like to see at the larger scale,” explains Jinhwa. Jinhwa offers workshops based on the Climate Action Venn diagram created by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson - a framework that helps us match our skills, passions and what brings us joy and delight with the climate solutions that we need. “There is urgency, and we are humans with nervous systems. If we only run and act from a place of urgency, I think we make worse choices.” Drawing inspiration from Ayana Elizabeth Johnson , adrienne maree brown, Rebecca Solnit, and Deepa Iyer, Jinhwa’s discussion on Finding Joy in Climate Solutions ignites our imagination, encouraging an exploration of the diverse ways we can each engage in climate and justice solutions. While acknowledging that the urgency and crises we find ourselves in are hard on our nervous systems. “I hope to help people see all the agency that they have in this moment, and to find a sense of efficacy; that their actions matter and often in quite a unique way.” Would love to hear if and where you are finding joy in climate solutions and what you think of this episode, available today on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and https://lnkd.in/g76vZctw #climatepodcast #climateactionvenndiagram #climatesolutions #findingjoy #selfcareforclimatecare #nervoussystemhealing