Ep 106 – Human Nature

Episode 106 - "Human Nature" This week we get back to the basics with an episode about climate change and the many people waking up to it. Join us as we explore everything from a new European report on need for renewable energy to fuel economic growth to the work archaeologists are doing on how humans have always had an impact on the earth. A dive into humans, nature, and our place in the world. Chapters 02:48 - Progress on 20 Global Sustainability Goals 14:39 - Failure to respond 19:13 - MEDEAS Report in Europe 25:37 - Faith in science restored? 31:29 - Short term gains, long term pains 39:32 - What's coming: migration, heat, crop loss, and more 53:40 - Brazil mayors cut trees for election 59:48 - Money is the root of all evil 1:01:11 - Debt jubilee 1:04:18 - Economic theory disproves climate change 1:13:03 - Deep Anthropocene 1:33:34 - What to Do A full transcript will be available soon and detailed links and sources (plus credits and more) are on our website ashesashes.org. Find more information along with relevant news and links on your favorite social network @ashesashescast. CC BY-SA 4.0

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