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Plugged In
Megan Bennett
19 episodes
8 months ago
In this episode we share our favourite sections and topics of Homing including staying awake for the revolution, emphasizing care as a radical community endeavor, the importance of nurturing, self-sufficiency, and resilience in children for an uncertain future, and the need for feminist and feminine approaches to climate action, emphasizing care, collaboration, and creativity.
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In this episode we share our favourite sections and topics of Homing including staying awake for the revolution, emphasizing care as a radical community endeavor, the importance of nurturing, self-sufficiency, and resilience in children for an uncertain future, and the need for feminist and feminine approaches to climate action, emphasizing care, collaboration, and creativity.
Show more...
Careers
Business,
Society & Culture,
Science
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Ringing the alarm bell on the climate crisis with Kim Nicholas
Plugged In
20 minutes 28 seconds
2 years ago
Ringing the alarm bell on the climate crisis with Kim Nicholas
Kim Nicholas’ book, Under the Sky We Make: How to be Human in a Warming World, was the book that had the most impact on me in 2022. It woke me up to the urgency of the climate crisis in a way that I hadn’t felt before. Specifically, how laser focused we need to be on eliminating fossil fuel consumption and extraction for a livable planet for humans. Period. Dr. Kim Nicholas, a climate scientist at Lund University in Sweden, is ringing the alarm bell and connecting with the issue and the solutions in new ways - often through personal storytelling and even poetry. Calling on all of us to go beyond-net-zero to actual zero. She acknowledges the need to centre voices, perspectives and solutions that aren’t typically at the centre if we are going to solve this crisis. It’s a hard topic. These are not easy truths to grapple with. But there are solutions. Take a listen to this episode. Pick up her book. Get shook up. Then let’s get to work and stay well and resilient, so we can fix it.
Plugged In
In this episode we share our favourite sections and topics of Homing including staying awake for the revolution, emphasizing care as a radical community endeavor, the importance of nurturing, self-sufficiency, and resilience in children for an uncertain future, and the need for feminist and feminine approaches to climate action, emphasizing care, collaboration, and creativity.