WARD THOMAS & BUSKING FOR THE PLANET
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Sisters Catherine & Lizzy Ward-Thomas are about to busk for the planet so the three of us met up and talked about that and exchanged some encouraging climate change news stories while looking back at the podcast so far.
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FASHION FOR THE PLANET
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What are the Environmental impacts of fashion and how can we change that with Sheila-Mary Carruthers
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RIDDING THE OCEANS OF PLASTIC
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How to rid the worlds oceans of plastic with Rachel Richardson from The Ocean Cleanup
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THE FUTURE OF AIR TRAVEL
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How is the aviation industry responding to climate change
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CAN BIOCHAR PROTECT THE PLANET
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What is Biochar and how can it be used as a climate solution with Carbo Culture
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THE THEATRE OF CLIMATE CHANGE
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How can the Arts & Activism save us from climate change, with playwright & activist April De Angelis
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LETS REALLY TALK ABOUT CARBON OFFSETTING?
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Carbon Offsetting & Conservation with Ecosphere Plus
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THE ORIGINS OF PANDEMICS
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How does our relationship with nature play a part in new pandemics?
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IS IT REALLY GREEN & WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
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The impacts of our choices with Georgina Wilson-Powell
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CLIMATE CHANGE & THE GLOBAL STAGE
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How can the world work together to fight climate change
info_outlineThrough his expertise and Laidback approach, Mark Maslin approaches the subject of climate change in an engaging and informative way that makes it easy for even the climate change novice to understand.
He explains how past, present and future climate change is read, discusses the impact of the Covid 19 pandemic on the climate and what this could mean for the future, challenges the ideas around individual vs corporate responsibility, and how the real answer to solving climate change lies with governments
Professor Mark Maslin has published over 165 papers along with multiple books including: The Human Planet, Cradle of Humanity, Climate Change: A Very Short Introduction (three editions with a fourth on the way.
He is Professor of Climatology at University College London, A Royal Society Industrial Fellowship, Science Advisor to the Global Cool Foundation and the Sopria-Steria Group, Executive Director of Rezatec Ltd and Director of The London NERC Doctoral Training Partnership and a member of Cheltenham Science Festival Advisory Committee.
Mark can be found on twitter @ProfMarkMaslin
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