How to Save the Planet | The year that fracking fell

from Imagining Tomorrow · host Friends of the Earth

An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet.After a long and uncertain campaign, 2019 finally became the year we've seen the fracking industry fail. It's been a big win for local campaigning, and the environmental movement as a whole. But why, and how? This episode Muna is joined by Friends of the Earth's lead fracking campaigner, Jamie, and our website guru Fran. They talk through why fracking is bad for the climate, how the win happened, and how every form of activism is needed to save the planet. Support the show

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An episode from Friends of the Earth podcast series, How to Save the Planet. After a long and uncertain campaign, 2019 finally became the year we've seen the fracking industry fail. It's been a big win for local campaigning, and the environmental movement as a whole. But why, and how? This episode Muna is joined by Friends of the Earth's lead fracking campaigner, Jamie, and our website guru Fran. They talk through why fracking is bad for the climate, how the win happened, and h...

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