TRACK CHANGES - chats with climate change and sustainability experts
Murray Griffin
30 episodes
1 day ago
Tune in for interesting chats with experts and activists working to stop carbon pollution and protect and restore nature. A podcast for those working in the climate and sustainability bubble, and for the bubble-curious! Co-hosted by Murray Griffin, from climate and sustainability communications and content consultancy Earthed.au, and sustainability consultant and lecturer Franziska Curran. It includes regular chats with Mark Tilly, AsIa Pacific editor for Carbon Pulse and Biodiversity Pulse.
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Tune in for interesting chats with experts and activists working to stop carbon pollution and protect and restore nature. A podcast for those working in the climate and sustainability bubble, and for the bubble-curious! Co-hosted by Murray Griffin, from climate and sustainability communications and content consultancy Earthed.au, and sustainability consultant and lecturer Franziska Curran. It includes regular chats with Mark Tilly, AsIa Pacific editor for Carbon Pulse and Biodiversity Pulse.
International trade and climate policy; plus going feral
TRACK CHANGES - chats with climate change and sustainability experts
52 minutes 37 seconds
11 months ago
International trade and climate policy; plus going feral
TRACK CHANGES - chats with climate change and sustainability experts
Tune in for interesting chats with experts and activists working to stop carbon pollution and protect and restore nature. A podcast for those working in the climate and sustainability bubble, and for the bubble-curious! Co-hosted by Murray Griffin, from climate and sustainability communications and content consultancy Earthed.au, and sustainability consultant and lecturer Franziska Curran. It includes regular chats with Mark Tilly, AsIa Pacific editor for Carbon Pulse and Biodiversity Pulse.
