EP.11: When nature turns on humans

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Who is most affected by the climate crisis? Is cutting meat from your diet enough to fix the environmental damage? How do we make the climate discussion more inclusive? Two brand new journalists from Chile and Canada - along with two contributors from Spain and Australia - embark on an environmental journey across a variety of topics. Listen as they exchange experiences and talk to experts who answer questions they’ve been dying to know the answer to, and we bet you have too. New episode every two weeks on Thursdays! Hosted by Fernanda Gándara Marchant & Charlotte Glorieux.

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EP.11: When nature turns on humans

4 Corners

38 minutes 19 seconds

4 years ago

EP.11: When nature turns on humans

Imagine having to leave your house because the sea rose into your village? For most of us, this scenario is hard to fathom. Yet, it is a reality lived by many people around the world. This week’s episode paints the portrait of climate migration. Listen as Charlotte and Fernanda discuss the consequences of climate change on smaller countries. This week's discussion focuses on the Pacific Islands: you'll hear an expert and two touching testimonies of how the islanders are dealing with the climate crisis.

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