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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 55 MIN

What does climate action look like without the U.S.?

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A conversation about climate action in a time of dismantling of weather/climate centres in the United States and a shifting landscape in Canada.Guests: Joel Finnis, MUN climatologist; Stephanie Arnold, associate executive director, CLIMAtlantic; Emma Power, senior consultant, Fundamental Inc.; Anabela Bonada, Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation; Adam Lynes-Ford, co-founder, My Climate Plan

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A conversation about climate action in a time of dismantling of weather/climate centres in the United States and a shifting landscape in Canada.Guests: Joel Finnis, MUN climatologist; Stephanie Arnold, associate executive director, CLIMAtlantic; Emma Power, senior consultant, Fundamental Inc.; Anabela Bonada, Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation; Adam Lynes-Ford, co-founder, My Climate Plan

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