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#66. Peace of Science | Robert Swan OBE

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The North and South poles are the two coldest climatic regions of the earth and affect the climate of the whole planet. Robert Swan is the first person in history to walk both of them. 1600 miles seeing firsthand the effects of Climate Change. Robert with the 2041 Foundation has dedicated his life to protecting Antarctica and our planet at large. He is OBE recognized leader, UN Goodwill Ambassador for Youth, a Visiting Professorship of the School of Environment at Leeds University, and in 1994 he became a Special Envoy to the Director General of UNESCO. Join us to connect with a legend of our time and a catalyst for our future. Thanks for tuning in to the ELEVATE Podcast.Sharing their lives, to elevate yours.Please subscribe, rate, and share if this episode moved you.Stay connected and explore more at www.elevationbarn.comFollow us on Instagram: @elevationbarn Questions? Reach out at [email protected]

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