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The Unequal Climate
by Liza Baer and Felicity Fenton
The Unequal Climate explores the intersections of climate change, community, environmental justice, and mental health. In this episode, we speak with ecologist, educator, and conservationist Dr. Catherine Woodward about her decades of work in tropical ecosystems, the changes she has witnessed in the natural world, and the ways environmental disruption extends beyond landscapes into communities and our collective well-being. Together, we consider what climate change asks of us, why its consequences are not experienced equally, and how connection, education, conservation, and community can help us respond.
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Catherine Woodward
In this episode, we spoke with ecologist, educator, and conservationist Dr. Catherine Woodward, whose decades of work in Latin America offer a firsthand perspective on the unequal realities of a changing climate. Our conversation explores a difficult paradox: for many people in developing...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Unequal Climate explores the intersections of climate change, community, environmental justice, and mental health. In this episode, we speak with ecologist, educator, and conservationist Dr. Catherine Woodward about her decades of work in tropical ecosystems, the changes she has witnessed in the natural world, and the ways environmental disruption extends beyond landscapes into communities and our collective well-being. Together, we consider what climate change asks of us, why its consequences are not experienced equally, and how connection, education, conservation, and community can help us respond.
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Liza Baer and Felicity Fenton
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