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Spring 2021 * cityofirvine.org * Official Guide to City News, Programs, and Activities Road to Restoration EXCLUSIVE: FOCUS ON RECOVERY AFTER THE SILVERADO FIRE COMMUNITY CHOICE ENERGY PLUS: SPRING ACTIVITY GUIDE

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Spring 2021 * cityofirvine.org * Official Guide to City News, Programs, and Activities Road to Restoration EXCLUSIVE: FOCUS ON RECOVERY AFTER THE SILVERADO FIRE COMMUNITY CHOICE ENERGY PLUS: SPRING ACTIVITY GUIDE

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Rising temperatures. Intense droughts. Melting ice caps. Climate change and its effect on the planet are in the news quite...

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FRANKLIN SCHOOL OF INNOVATION (9TH GRADE)

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FRANKLIN SCHOOL OF INNOVATION (9TH GRADE)

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While interviewing Ben Mackie, the garden manager of Warren Wilson College, FSI students Felix R-W. and Graham B. inform the audience on the dangers of climate change and how buying local food can help! Audio Technician: Charlie M. Scribes: Rin A. and Moth T.

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FSI Expedition: "It's the End of the World As We Know It": Local Responses to Global Climate Change

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FSI Expedition: "It's the End of the World As We Know It": Local Responses to Global Climate Change

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At the Franklin School of Innovation, an EL charter school in Asheville, North Carolina, 9th grade students embarked on a learning expedition that had them learning about the causes and impacts of climate change, going out in the field to interview local professionals and experts from local businesses and organizations, and then creating podcasts to address the industries that affect and are affected by climate change.

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Climate change describes a change in the average conditions in a region over a long period of time.

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1. America Adapts

America Adapts is produced and hosted by climate change adaptation expert Doug Parsons. In each episode, Parson's talks to scientists, journalists, activist, policymakers and climate heroes about the challenges of adapting to climate change and they discuss approaches that they believe are already working.

The podcast is, as its name suggests, focused on the US and the nation's journey in dealing with climate change, but it's very informative and inspiring for everyone around the world.

Episode tip: #75 in which Doug Parsons attends a town hall meeting with women, LGBTQ+ people, and people of colour about fighting climate change. He goes to Africatown to learn about the relationship between racism and environmental collapse and talks to a protest community that also serves refugees fleeing from climate change-related disasters.

Great episode to hear from people who aren't visible in mainstream media despite being on the frontlines of the battle against climate change.

2. Climate Cash

Climate Cash is a three-episode long podcast series by the Australian branch of the World Wildlife Foundation. The Foundation's Conservation Director Dr. Gilly Llewellyn talks to experts from the public and private sectors, community leaders, and government workers about the threats climate change poses to South East Asia and the Pacific region.

They also discuss what Australia can do to reverse the negative consequences of climate collapse.

3. Climate Conversations

Climate Conversations is a podcast produced by MIT Climate. MIT Climate is Massachusetts Institute of Technology's hub for all the scientific work being done on climate change across the university. They describe it as "a place for worldwide discussion and learning".

With MIT Climate, the institute aims to "to connect questions to answers, research to solutions, and knowledge to action." If you'd like to know what's happening from a scientific point of view, Climate Conversations makes climate science accessible and easy to understand even for science n00bz like me.

4. Climate Cast

For concise and informative climate change stories NPR's Climate Cast is the podcast to listen to. Depending on the day and on the guests, episodes go from five minutes to over an hour, so you've always got something to listen to, no matter if you're just brushing your teeth in the morning or you're on your long commute to work.

5. Costing the Earth

Across the pond, Costing the Earth is a BBC podcast about climate change. In their words, the podcast looks at "man's effect on the environment and how [the environment] reacts". They cover a diverse range of topics from building golf courses on sand dunes to climate changes' effects on human and animal fertility.

My favourite thing about Costing the Earth is that they challenge widely accepted and popular climate change 'trends'. In the episode ' Plasticphobia ' for example, the host Tom Heap talks to experts about whether plastic is as bad as popular discourse makes it seem to be.

6. Mothers of Invention

A personal favourite, Mothers of Invention celebrates feminists that are taking action against climate breakdown across the world.

Hosted by Ireland's first female president Mary Robinson and comic Maeve Higgins, Mothers of Invention is funny, informative and inspiring. In each episode, they talk to badass climate heroes like Kenya's former environment minister Judy Wakhungu and the amazing eco-feminist author, activist, scientific advisor, food sovereignty advocate and seed saver Vandana Shiva.

7. No place like home

If you're looking for something with a bit more of a personal touch, No Place Like Home is a podcast about personal choices people make in the face of future environmental catastrophe.

Host Ashley Ahearn travels across the US and interviews people about their experiences in fighting climate change. These choices cover a literal lifespan from deciding whether to have children or not to composting your body after death.

And if you don't like any of these podcasts, why not set up a podcast yourself? Find out how with our story about citizen audio journalism.

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7 podcasts to learn more about climate change and how to fight it

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America Adapts is produced and hosted by climate change adaptation expert Doug Parsons. In each episode, Parson's talks to scientists, journalists, activist, policymakers and climate heroes about the challenges of adapting to climate change and they discuss approaches that they believe are already working.

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Project Drawdown's mission is to help the world stop climate change-as quickly, safely, and equitably as possible.

We do this by advancing effective, science-based climate solutions and strategies; fostering bold, new climate leadership; and promoting new climate narratives and new voices.

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Project Drawdown's mission is to help the world stop climate change-as quickly, safely, and equitably as possible. We do this by advancing effective, science-based climate solutions and strategies; fostering bold, new climate leadership; and promoting new climate narratives and new voices.

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Nepris connects educators and learners with a network of industry professionals, virtually, bringing real-world relevance and career exposure to all students. Nepris also provides a skills-based volunteering platform for organizations to extend education outreach, and build their brand among the future workforce.

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Nepris - Connecting Industry to Classrooms

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Nepris connects educators with a vast network of industry professionals to engage students in their learning and prepare them for their future. Professionals now have the opportunity to share their skills and knowledge with learners to inspire the next generation of the workforce.

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Countdown is a global initiative to champion and accelerate solutions to the climate crisis, turning ideas into action. The goal: cut greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 and to net zero by 2050, at the latest.