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POCACITO conversations
by Brendan O'Donnell and Max Gruenig
We’re reflecting on some of the conversations POCACITO was fortunate to be a part of, four of which we want to share with you. Two of these talks took place as part of POCACITO events, and two are one-to-one interviews.One thing that kept coming up is that the critical work of environmental and climate justice is happening at the local level. And it’s being led by civil society.We met with community organizers and activists from Kyiv; Berlin; St. James Parish, Louisiana; and Superior, Arizona, to learn what this work looks like, and how we can help.Electronic music track X1 by frankum -- https://freesound.org/s/426470/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
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Climathon Baltimore
In a world of complex interconnected problems, solutions often require the knowledge and expertise of people from diverse backgrounds and trades. For the Pocacito Network, this is both our challenge and our strength. Earlier this summer, Climathon Baltimore brought together people across...
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Protecting Ecuador's Mangrove Forests - the Example of Isla Costa Rica
In this episode, we hear about the efforts of the community of Isla Costa Rica, Ecuador, to protect their mangrove forests. Joining us are Wendy Chávez, a researcher currently completing her PhD in Sociology at the University of Bonn; Dr. Christine Beitl, Professor of Anthropology at the…
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Exploring Floyd Bennett Field
Hello and welcome back to another edition of the POCACITO conversations. Today’s episode takes us to Jamaica Bay in New York City and was recorded on Sunday, February 8, 2026. This is part two of two of recordings around Jamaica Bay. I am Max Gruenig, your host for today and I met with Terri…
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Nature-based solutions in Jamaica Bay
Hello and welcome to another edition of the POCACITO conversations. Today’s episode takes us to Jamaica Bay in New York City and was recorded on Sunday, February 8, 2026. I am Max Gruenig, your host for today and I met with Elizabeth Stoehr Deputy Director with the Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks...
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Luisa Neubauer and Helena Marschall in Charlottesville (October 25, 2024)
Today we have the second in our four-part series of 2024 conversations with community organizers and activists who are doing the work of environmental and climate justice … sometimes in acutely critical conditions, as we heard in our last talk with Kostia Krynytski of the Ukrainian NGO EcoAction....
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Kostia Krynytskyi in Kyiv (June 30, 2024)
Our first conversation is with Kostiantyn Krynytskyi from the Ukrainian NGO EcoAction. In the years preceding Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Kostia worked with the country’s eastern coal regions for a just transition of the energy system. Since the invasion, his work has shifted,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We’re reflecting on some of the conversations POCACITO was fortunate to be a part of, four of which we want to share with you. Two of these talks took place as part of POCACITO events, and two are one-to-one interviews.One thing that kept coming up is that the critical work of environmental and climate justice is happening at the local level. And it’s being led by civil society.We met with community organizers and activists from Kyiv; Berlin; St. James Parish, Louisiana; and Superior, Arizona, to learn what this work looks like, and how we can help.Electronic music track X1 by frankum -- https://freesound.org/s/426470/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
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