Understanding what we can do about climate change is not just about taking the temperature, but also about communicating across place, culture, and experience. And that’s where philosophy can help.
On "A Hostile Climate," co-hosts Simona Capisani and Alex Lee use environmental ethics to explore the values and passions behind climate science, policy, and problem solving. Through a mix of conversation, in-depth interviews, and on-the-ground reporting, they'll explore how we think about nature and our place in a warming world. Think of it as your guide for how to live well on a rapidly changing planet.
Visit our website at AHostileClimate.org.
Understanding what we can do about climate change is not just about taking the temperature, but also about communicating across place, culture, and experience. And that’s where philosophy can help.
On "A Hostile Climate," co-hosts Simona Capisani and Alex Lee use environmental ethics to explore the values and passions behind climate science, policy, and problem solving. Through a mix of conversation, in-depth interviews, and on-the-ground reporting, they'll explore how we think about nature and our place in a warming world. Think of it as your guide for how to live well on a rapidly changing planet.
Visit our website at AHostileClimate.org.
