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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2023 · 14 MIN

4: What you didn't about the Environment: Disease and Climate Change

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Welcome to What You Didn’t Know About the Environment, a podcast where hosts Lotte Turnbull and Saoirse Jackson dive into environmental and climate change issues that may not be featured in the main headlines of the news. They aim to make the sometimes overwhelming concept of climate change more accessible whilst also exploring how it may relate to other issues such as neoliberalism and intergenerational equity. In the forth episode of this series, Lotte and Saorise focus on Disease and Climate Change. In particular, this episode discusses the way in which climate change may contribute to the increasing spread of diseases and the implications this may have for the global populations, as well as the uneven burden indigenous peoples may face. Any feedback or suggestions on issues you would like us to cover? Please get in touch with [email protected] and we’ll do our best to cover anything you would like us to!Produced and Hosted by Lotte Turnbull and Saoirse JacksonEdited by Saoirse JacksonCover Art by Mith Binte Mohammad TabidMusic by Coma-Media, Pixabay Music

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