Những podcast The Environmental Podcast hay nhất (2024)

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Rail Industry Hazmat Thought Leaders Summit Series Part 1 with Bill Schoonover from PHMSA 31:52

12h ago31:52

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Welcome to the Environmental Transformation Podcast. In this episode, host Sean Grady interviews Bill Schoonover, the Associate Administrator of Hazardous Materials Safety for the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. Bill shares insights on organizing the inaugural RAIL Thought Leaders Summit in Addison, Texas, and discusses the …

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To The Moon And Back, But Why? 18:41

2d ago18:41

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Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, co-hosted by none other than Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt and William Mankelow. In today's instalment, they delve into the minds of listeners from far-flung corners of the globe – Muna from Kaafu Atoll, Maldives, and Robert from Fishponds, Bristol…

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Observe 30:01

20d ago30:01

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Welcome to the Environmental Christian Walking podcast. This is a guided 30 minute walking podcast that includes scripture reading (lectio divina), silence, observation, and silent prayer and thanks. This is intended to be an intentional time with God while walking/ hiking and not an exercise podcast. We want to remind you of the importance of bein…

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Collective Gardens, Wildfire Smoke, Feeding a Community, & Making Friends 51:27

6d ago51:27

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Conor talks with Talia about collective gardens and urban agriculture; all the benefits they bring and the challenges they face in feeding communities. They discuss the impact climate change is having on urban agriculture and particularly the impact of wildfire smoke on peoples' ability to get outside. There's also information on how you can get in…

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UN Calls Out Chemours & DuPont for Extensive PFAS Contamination in the United States 45:40

8d ago45:40

45:40

In this insightful episode of the Environmental Transformation Podcast, host Sean Grady engages in a compelling dialogue with Emily Donovan, co-founder of Clean Cape Fear, about their ongoing battle against PFAS pollution in the Cape Fear River watershed. Exploring the intricate journey from petitioning the United Nations to address human rights vi…

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Film Follies & Green Screen Collaborative Dreams 21:00

9d ago21:00

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Carolien, from South Holland, The Netherlands, sets the first question to be discussed today - “When you both think back, what do you remember most about your working collaboration? Would that be the same as other people have?” William highlights the enjoyable collaboration with Stuart, which has faced challenges but evolved into a rewarding experi…

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When the Last Glacier Melted, the World Would Catch on Fire 59:59

12d ago59:59

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Jessica Murray talks with lawyer Leslie Anne St. Amour of the RAVEN trust about the Wet’suwet’en challenge to Canada’s climate inaction, the usefulness of UNDRIP, why we urgently need to change Canadian environmental law for the better, and our right to life, liberty, and security of the person. Given Sierra Club Canada's ongoing work on the Rights…

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Life, Death, and Interstellar Wi-Fi 21:19

16d ago21:19

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Hopefully this podcast will stretch your thinking. Teddy, a listener from Norwich, England, sent your co-hosts Stuart and William a question to discuss - “For man to leave earth and colonise space, it's felt we need to lengthen our own lifespans somewhat, or become immortal, due to the time needed to cover the vast distances. Will we be doing that …

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The Carbon Tax Lie 48:21

20d ago48:21

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Whatever your take on carbon pricing happens to be (for or against) there's one thing that's for certain: Climate change costs us more. Climate change costs us the health of those we love as they breath in wildfire smoke and it costs Canadians their homes by flooding and fires. The carbon tax debate also completely leaves out the carbon price's imp…

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The Rights of Nature - It’s Weird Not to Acknowledge Them 52:34

21d ago52:34

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Conor talks with Professor T. Brettel Dawson about the Rights of Nature, how rights for nature is an increasingly implemented legal system in many places from New Zealand, to Bangladesh, to Québec, and why it’s strange we would assume nature doesn’t have rights. This is the first part of a mini-series within the podcast we will be doing on The Righ…

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Festivals & Grief 24:57

23d ago24:57

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Welcome to The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, where the aim is to be a friend in your ear during these challenging times. In today's therapy session for your co-hosts Stuart and William, you’ll take a dive into listener questions from Wally in Manchester, England, and Jayne in York, England. We begin with Wally’s question, which…

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How (Not) to Make a Plastics Treaty - Part III: Leave Bad Faith Behind 24:43

22d ago24:43

24:43

What happened at the INC-3 in Kenya? Recap 3/3.“If a credible majority of states can come together and adopt global rules to prevent plastic pollution, they can also do the similar things on climate change, on biological diversity, and indeed also other issues of environmental and global concern,” Magnus Løvold says. He was present as an observer a…

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Emotional Numbness and Navigating Criticism 18:40

30d ago18:40

18:40

Join Stuart 'The Wildman' Mabbutt and William Mankelow, the down-to-earth co-hosts of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, as they dive into uncharted waters with no preparation, no scripts, just honest, genuine and relatable discussions. In this episode, they tackle thought-provoking questions from Paco in Wimbledon, England, and…

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How (Not) to Make a Plastics Treaty - Part II: Drama and Delay 18:02

1M ago18:02

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What happened at the INC-2 in France? Recap 2/3.The negotiations for the global plastics treaty are haunted by major issues that have long stalled progress on other problems as well, like climate change and biodiversity loss. To understand what’s happening, Anja teamed up with Magnus Løvold, an expert in diplomacy and international law. Magnus was …

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St Patricks Day Special - Irish Storyteller Eddie Lenihan 20:53

1M ago20:53

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Here's a story to curl up with on a chilly night - a visit with the "Other Crowd," told by a master storyteller. You'll never think of leprechauns the same way again! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBởi Jim Metzner

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A State with Three Heads: Indigenous Law and the Environment 54:27

1M ago54:27

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Jessica Murray talks with lawyer Owen Stewart about Indigenous Rights, Reconciliation, and how Indigenous nations and groups are protecting our environment through legal action from Wet’suwet’en land defenders to the Nuchatlaht First Nation. Plus we address your question about the draining of raw sewage into lakes in Alberta. The end of each episod…

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Using Super Absorbent Polymers (SAPs) to solidify liquid wastes with Whit Rawls. 47:35

1M ago47:35

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Using Super Absorbent Polymers (SAPs) to solidify liquid wastes with Whit Rawls. In this compelling installment of the Environmental Transformation Podcast, Sean sits down with Whit Rawls, the expert sales engineer from Chase Corp's Zappa Stewart, to explore the fascinating technology behind SAPs. We deep dive into the use and impact of SAPs across…

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Unworn Sweaters And Curry Sauce Regrets 18:47

1M ago18:47

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Alan, a listener from Northway, Oxford, England sent in this question for discussion - “Is it excessive for the build up to Christmas to start in September, October and November? Is it a December thing?” Ah, the Christmas festive frenzy! William’s got a point: September to December can be like a shopping marathon – you start shopping early, stash g…

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How (Not) to Make a Plastics Treaty - Part I: Ambition in a Bracket 30:00

1M ago30:00

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What happened at the INC-1 in Uruguay? Recap 1/3. This year, 2024, is the crucial year for the plastics treaty negotiations. If you haven’t heard about them, the United Nations are working on an international, legally binding agreement to end plastic pollution. It’s been called the most important environmental deal since the Paris climate accord. M…

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Independent News and the Environment with André Goulet of the Harbinger Media Network 45:49

1M ago45:49

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Ironically we launched this episode the same day the Facebook and Insta are down in an outage (March 5): The Facebook and Instagram bans on Canadian journalism have already had a big impact on the Canadian media landscape, and especially for independent journalism, but they also have ramifications for the environmental movement. That's especially t…

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Natures Rhythms and AI Benefits 24:49

1M ago24:49

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Fred, a listener from St Just, Cornwall, England, set the first question to be explored today - “In the UK we put the clock back an hour in October and forward an hour in March. Now we have digital clocks that automatically alter, and now we live in a world of quick communication, and we buzz between time zones readily. Is it time for the UK to sto…

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How to achieve a Zero Carbon Industry by 2060 with Jeffrey Rissman. 56:15

2M ago56:15

56:15

How to achieve a Zero Carbon Industry by 2060! In this episode we sit down with Jeffrey Rissman, senior director of Industry at Energy Innovation and author of Zero-Carbon Industry, the definitive guide to the breakthrough technologies transforming the manufacturing sector and the policies that can accelerate the global transition to clean industry…

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Guest Episode - The Indisposable Podcast: Bioplastics and Plastic Alternatives 33:03

2M ago33:03

33:03

You’ve probably heard of bioplastics, these new kinds of plastics that are marketed as environmentally friendly. If you’ve been following this show, you might know the episode from 2019 in which Anja tried to better understand this group of materials and the confusion around it. If you haven't listened, here it is: https://soundcloud.com/plastisphe…

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Nature, Politicians, and All-Terrain Wheelchairs 31:39

2M ago31:39

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Welcome back to another wild ride with Stuart 'The Wildman' Mabbutt and partner in podcast crime, William ‘The Waffler’ Mankelow. In today's episode, they dive deep into two listener questions that have them pondering the mysteries of life, politics, and the great outdoors. The first comes from Alan in Northway, Oxford England, his question is: “In…

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[German] "Wege aus der Plastikkrise" - a Panel Discussion on Solutions to Plastic Pollution 50:38

2M ago50:38

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- A heads-up for all international listeners: This the first-ever episode in German. If you don't speak the language, don't despair. The next episode in English is already in the works! -This episode features an in-depth panel in German language on solutions to plastic pollution with experts in ecotoxicology, the reuse economy and politics, includi…

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Black History Month and the Environment 58:49

2M ago58:49

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Jessica Murray talks with Juliet Rennick about Black History Month and its multiple meanings. They also discuss environmental racism and the story of Africville in Nova Scotia, how cities consult on environmental matters, the work of environment and social activist Wangari Maathai, how to be a better ally, and what it means for environmental organi…

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Venture Investment Strategies with Ginger Rothrock of HG Ventures. 43:58

2M ago43:58

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Venture Investment Strategies with Ginger Rothrock of HG Ventures. In this compelling episode, our host dives into an enriching conversation with Dr. Ginger Rothrock, the Senior Investment Director at HG Ventures. They explore the exhilarating realm of venture capital, the essential role of startups in fostering innovation, and the intriguing blend…

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[TW] Can You Be Too Controversial? 36:54

2M ago36:54

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A trigger warning is issued for this episode, as the conversation delves into the sensitive subjects of suicide and death. We urge listeners to consider their comfort level with such topics before proceeding. Prepare yourself for some delightful waffle in this episode! We appreciate the 26 listeners questions we have lined up; thanks for sending th…

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All Birds Great and Small 15:04

2M ago15:04

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For the past twenty years, wildlife bird rehabilitator Annie Mardiney has rescued thousands of birds. "They're hungry all the time!" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBởi Jim Metzner

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Climate Twister: Arrested Musings Unleashed 26:46

2M ago26:46

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Ivy, from Worthing, West Sussex, England poses the first listener question in todays episode for your co-hosts do discuss: Link to the question William and Stuart – the dynamic duo of deep thoughts and questionable life choices, offer their musings. William starts with the stigma of being arrested. It can be like a membership card/medal/trophy for …

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Is Norway promoting oil and gas expansion in Costa Rica with a Costa Rican ex-environment minister who could profit more than the country itself? 59:58

2M ago59:58

59:58

Roberto Dobles was former Minister of Environment and Energy between 2006 and 2009 in Costa Rica. Following his time as minister he cut a deal with an American company, Black Hills Energy, for a huge share of oil and gas profits from the company’s proposed oil and gas plans in Costa Rica. After those plans fell through he sued Black Hills for the c…

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Meetings, Doughnuts And Germs 28:27

2M ago28:27

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Elaine, from Telford, in Shropshire, England sends in this first listener question for discussion today. “Like you guys probably, I’ve been to many public meetings, run by scientists who specialise in systems thinking, filled with community activists, trying to develop new more sustainable circular systems that society can then hang itself on, and …

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Nuclear waste and what to do with it?! 59:15

2M ago59:15

59:15

Jessica Murray talks with Ole Hendrickson about Government of Canada's decision to allow 80 years’ worth of its accumulated radioactive waste to be put in a gigantic landfill surrounded by wetlands that drain into the Ottawa River, 1 kilometer away. They discuss the history of Canada's nuclear industry and what to do about our nuclear waste. Ten Al…

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[TW] A Matter Of Life & Death 15:10

3M ago15:10

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A trigger warning is issued for this episode, as the conversation delves into the sensitive subjects of suicide and death, we urge listeners to consider their comfort level with such topics before proceeding. In this thought-provoking episode, Stuart and William embark on a journey, prompted by questions from listeners Iris in Wetley Rocks, Staffor…

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Environmental Intricacies Explored 38:36

3M ago38:36

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Nature can be a puzzle when trying to unravel the threads of and the motivations behind tree planting, and population growth. Welcome to another episode of The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, where your cohosts Stuart 'The Wildman' Mabbutt and William Mankelow delve into the intricacies of two thought-provoking questions posed by…

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Did Renewable Energy Really Damage the Alberta Power Grid? 51:33

3M ago51:33

51:33

Conor talks with Jason Ruochen Wang, a senior analyst working on the Pembina Institute's electricity program in Alberta and Mitchell Beer, founding publisher and managing editor of The Energy Mix, about whether renewables really harmed Alberta during recent energy grid issues. We discuss whether clean energy regulations would harm the electricity g…

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Equinor Out: Norway to Newfoundland and Labrador 32:27

3M ago32:27

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For those who see oil and gas as the future for Newfoundland and Labrador Norway is often held up as an example: a place where oil and gas has brought prosperity and economic stability. But in Norway questions are being raised about that stability, the future of the oil and gas industry, and the direction of Equinor as the world transitions more an…

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Equinor’s Rosebank, Divestment, Energy Bills, and COP28 38:40

3M ago38:40

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From December 2023: We’re happy to announce in time for COP28 that we have launched a new podcast: The Environment in Canada Podcast is a podcast about the environment in Canada. Pretty self-explanatory. Our first episode is all about an oil and gas project in… the United Kingdom. Confused? Understandable. Episode one, Equinor’s Rosebank, Divestmen…

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Sacred Ground and the Little Brother of War 13:35

3M ago13:35

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A conversation with Hutke Fields, the Principal Chief of the Natchez Nation. "You have to listen to everything, including Mother Earth" A taste of the Natchez Language, the no-holds-barred game of Stickball, and what it feels like to be chosen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Leading from the Middle with Author and CEO Mikel Bowman 57:29

3M ago57:29

57:29

Dive into an insightful conversation with Mikel Bowman, the CEO of Bowman Legacies, about his transformative book 'Lead from the Middle.' Mikel shares his life experiences and unique approach to leadership and professional development, explaining how the principles of good leadership transcend time and industries. Discussing everything from his ear…

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Adapting And Surviving 29:56

3M ago29:56

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“Hi guys, I’m back, always listening but not sent in a question for you to discuss too often these days. Can I ask, who do you feel the BBC is lining up to replace Sir David Attenborough? Who do you think could replace him?” That’s the first listener question sent for discussion, and that comes from Vandana in India. There are people like Chris Pac…

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Being the Visible Leader or Executive with Trends.ceo Dan DiFederico 59:17

3M ago59:17

59:17

Being the Visible Leader or Executive with Trends.ceo Dan DiFederico. In this episode we discuss how to build a world-class presence on the one platform that matters by creating a Linked In strategy and a visible and effective profile. Learn what goes into developing a unique industry Leader Narrative that stands out in the crowd with stories that …

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Remembering Where We’re From – the Maori of Aotearoa 22:59

3M ago22:59

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New Zealand's Maori are a living example to indigenous peoples worldwide of how to reclaim and rediscover their rich cultural heritage and their land. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBởi Jim Metzner

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There Are Rarely Categorics 29:55

3M ago29:55

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2024 starts with a new format for this podcast. Instead of releases at 10am UK on Tuesdays and Sundays, with one listener question covered in each episode. We’re now just releasing on Sundays, but still at 10am UK time. Now though you’ll get two listener questions per episode. So we're going longer form. Debs, Didcot, Oxfordshire, England sets the …

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Hatsumode 2:30

3M ago2:30

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Hatsumode is the ritual first visit of the year to a Japanese Shinto or Buddhist temple. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBởi Jim Metzner

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