The Climate Dad will quickly become your go-to podcast for unraveling the complexities of climate change news and science and learning from diverse voices in climate. Join host Mike Smith, proud father and founder of Aclymate, on a journey to understand our planet's greatest challenge.
As a father, he’s driven to make a difference for his kids’ climate future. As the leader of Aclymate, he makes climate action accessible and affordable, empowering businesses to measure, reduce, report, and offset their carbon footprint without the hassle.
In each episode, Mike dissects the latest headlines, decodes scientific breakthroughs, and explores actionable steps for individuals and organizations alike. Whether you're also a parent concerned for your children's future or a business leader seeking sustainability solutions, this podcast is your guide.
Tune in to The Climate Dad and join the movement towards a greener, more sustainable world. Because when it comes to climate change, knowledge and action are our most powerful tools.
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The Climate Dad will quickly become your go-to podcast for unraveling the complexities of climate change news and science and learning from diverse voices in climate. Join host Mike Smith, proud father and founder of Aclymate, on a journey to understand our planet's greatest challenge.
As a father, he’s driven to make a difference for his kids’ climate future. As the leader of Aclymate, he makes climate action accessible and affordable, empowering businesses to measure, reduce, report, and offset their carbon footprint without the hassle.
In each episode, Mike dissects the latest headlines, decodes scientific breakthroughs, and explores actionable steps for individuals and organizations alike. Whether you're also a parent concerned for your children's future or a business leader seeking sustainability solutions, this podcast is your guide.
Tune in to The Climate Dad and join the movement towards a greener, more sustainable world. Because when it comes to climate change, knowledge and action are our most powerful tools.
In this episode of The Climate Dad, host Mike Smith interviews Tem Tumurbat, co-founder of Nomadic Venture Partners, to explore the critical role of mining in the energy transition. They discuss how advancements in technology are improving mining efficiency, and the importance of recycling and circular economy practices in addressing climate challenges. Tem also shares his inspiring journey from Mongolia to the U.S., reflecting on the cultural values of sustainability and the responsibility to future generations in addressing climate change.
In this episode's Small Waves segment, Julie Schneiderman encourages listeners to make celebrations more sustainable by organizing community cleanup events. She highlights how these efforts can strengthen connections, raise environmental awareness, and create a ripple effect for global impact.
The Climate Dad
The Climate Dad will quickly become your go-to podcast for unraveling the complexities of climate change news and science and learning from diverse voices in climate. Join host Mike Smith, proud father and founder of Aclymate, on a journey to understand our planet's greatest challenge.
As a father, he’s driven to make a difference for his kids’ climate future. As the leader of Aclymate, he makes climate action accessible and affordable, empowering businesses to measure, reduce, report, and offset their carbon footprint without the hassle.
In each episode, Mike dissects the latest headlines, decodes scientific breakthroughs, and explores actionable steps for individuals and organizations alike. Whether you're also a parent concerned for your children's future or a business leader seeking sustainability solutions, this podcast is your guide.
Tune in to The Climate Dad and join the movement towards a greener, more sustainable world. Because when it comes to climate change, knowledge and action are our most powerful tools.
