Hothouse Season 2 Preview
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The upcoming season of Hothouse is devoted to climate change. I'll be talking to activists, artists, farmers, and journalists about the new normal that we face in 2019. How is climate change already affecting our lives? What can we do to limit global warming? And how are each of us reckoning, in our own personal ways, with the future? Stay tuned and stay in touch! [email protected] "Belview" by C. Scott is licensed under CC BY 3.0
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This episode was published on March 12, 2019.
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