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Now, That's What I Call Green.
Brianne West
75 episodes
1 day ago
Join Brianne West, environmentalist and social entrepreneur, as she wanders through the world of 'sustainability'. "Now, That's What I Call Green" busts myths, shares the science, and talks about the amazing world we live in (with lots of cute animals). Does rewilding help? But what can I do? Are electric cars better? Is it too late to do something about climate change? Why don't sharks have bones? For those curious about the environment and eager to make a difference, tune in for a non-judgmental, evidence-based approach that is all about progress over perfection.
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Join Brianne West, environmentalist and social entrepreneur, as she wanders through the world of 'sustainability'. "Now, That's What I Call Green" busts myths, shares the science, and talks about the amazing world we live in (with lots of cute animals). Does rewilding help? But what can I do? Are electric cars better? Is it too late to do something about climate change? Why don't sharks have bones? For those curious about the environment and eager to make a difference, tune in for a non-judgmental, evidence-based approach that is all about progress over perfection.
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Antibiotics Are Failing Us: Here’s What Comes Next
Now, That's What I Call Green.
27 minutes 34 seconds
3 months ago
Antibiotics Are Failing Us: Here’s What Comes Next

This one’s probably a bit of a bleaker episode, but it’s about something absolutely fascinating that we should know more about: Antimicrobial resistance. By 2050, it could kill more people than cancer.

Now, in this episode I use the terms antimicrobial and antibiotic interchangeably. Technically they’re not the same thing — but for the sake of this episode, they are.

This is a huge issue we’re all facing, and most of us are completely unaware of it.

In this episode, I share:

    • The history of antibiotic overuse
    • What antimicrobial resistance actually is
    • The 3 types of microbial resistance — and why they should scare us
    • The pathogens that are really scary (because they resist antibiotics)
    • Who will suffer the most from rising antimicrobial resistance
    • How the anti-vax movement is making it harder to slow the spread
    • How gene-editing technology is creating precision antibiotics
    • The best solution we have to this crisis
    • How geopolitics influenced Western scepticism about phages
    • Why it’s hard to use phages in Western medicine
    • And the few (but fixable) problems with phages

  • Key Quotes

    “More than 1.3 million people every year already die because antibiotics no longer work for them.”

    More info 

    I mentioned the book the good virus which you can check out here.

    Find our full podcast via the website here:https://www.nowthatswhaticall.com/

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    For our latest big project, find out more about Incrediballs here: https://incrediballs.com/

  • Now, That's What I Call Green.
    Join Brianne West, environmentalist and social entrepreneur, as she wanders through the world of 'sustainability'. "Now, That's What I Call Green" busts myths, shares the science, and talks about the amazing world we live in (with lots of cute animals). Does rewilding help? But what can I do? Are electric cars better? Is it too late to do something about climate change? Why don't sharks have bones? For those curious about the environment and eager to make a difference, tune in for a non-judgmental, evidence-based approach that is all about progress over perfection.