Kim Nicholas on wine and climate change [Season 1, Episode 5]

from Bridging the Carbon Gap · host Gabriel Gitter-Dentz, Kevin Zhou, Adam Rudt

In this episode, we join Professor Kim Nicholas of Lund University's Centre for Sustainability Studies to talk about her work and experiences as a climate researcher and activist. Dr. Nicholas is an expert on high impact actions one can take to reduce one’s carbon footprint. We also talk to her about her earlier research on wine, as a Californian from Sonoma Valley with a Stanford PhD focused on climate and agriculture. Send us Fan Mail

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