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Tipping Points: The Climate Podcast
by Natalie Sepke and Chris Pocock
The climate crisis isn’t your fault, even if you’ve been made to feel guilty about it.Even when you try to act: between misinformation, greenwashing and endless noise, understanding what makes a difference can feel overwhelming.Tipping Points is a lighthearted no-blame guide to how the average person can take effective climate action; breaking down the golden rules to follow and the red herrings to ignore - so if you choose to act, you can save your valuable effort for what really matters.We have six seasons planned, each covering one of the high-impact ways a person can impact climate change - tell use what else you want to hear about!Season 1: How this all works...Season 2: How you travelSeason 3: What you eatSeason 4: The items you buy (mainly around fashion...)Season 5: How you power your homeSeason 6: How you invest your moneyFind us on Instagram at @tippingpoints.podcast</p
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The Playbook of a Fossil Fuel Company
Season 1 Episode 5We've spoken a lot about fossil fuel companies. You could say we've painted them kind of negatively and haven't given evidence for our claims. We'd like to avoid spending most of our episodes criticising, so we're cramming that evidence into this episode.In "The Playbook", we give the down low on many of the most common tactics used by fossil fuel companies - the ones used to gaslight you and keep themselves relevant. This one might make you angry.
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The Mood on Climate Change
Season 1 Episode 5Today we explore what the vibe is around climate change, both politically and across the population. We usually avoid politics, but it's important so we've crammed (almost) all of it into this episode. Enjoy!
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Where are we today?
Season 1 Episode 3Today we look at the current state of the planet, and where we are in the fight against climate change. We'll give you the unfiltered predictions, some memorable sound bites and the things that scare us the most...
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What is a Carbon Footprint?
In Season 1 Episode 2, we define the term "carbon footprint," covering the nefarious origin story of the term, asking if they're even useful, defining what "good" looks like, and discussing what the biggest offending habits are...Find us on instagram @tippingpoints.podcastLink to carbon footprint calculators:United Nations online platform for voluntary cancellation of certified emission reductions (CERs)WWF Footprint CalculatorRessources:What is the greenhouse effect? - NASA Science2003 BP Carbon Footprint addNPR | How Big Oil helped push the idea of “carbon footprint”There are huge inequalities in global CO2 emissions - Our World in DataConsumption-based CO₂ emissions per capita vs. GDP per capita, 2023Analysis: Stark Inequalities in CO2 Emissions of Rich & Poor NationsClimate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change
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What is Climate Change?
In Season 1 Episode 1, Chris and Natalie take us back in time to answer the question: What is climate change?We cover terms like greenhouse gases, net zero, and the 1.5 degree Paris Agreement limit, and give an idea of how it might affect humans today...This episode is part of a first (more intense) series where we give a background idea of climate change before the next few series help you understand how to take action.Find us on instagram @tippingpoints.podcast
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Welcome!
Welcome to the podcast! We start by introducing ourselves and giving an idea of what each series will be about...Find us on instagram @tippingpoints.podcast
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The climate crisis isn’t your fault, even if you’ve been made to feel guilty about it.Even when you try to act: between misinformation, greenwashing and endless noise, understanding what makes a difference can feel overwhelming.Tipping Points is a lighthearted no-blame guide to how the average person can take effective climate action; breaking down the golden rules to follow and the red herrings to ignore - so if you choose to act, you can save your valuable effort for what really matters.We have six seasons planned, each covering one of the high-impact ways a person can impact climate change - tell use what else you want to hear about!Season 1: How this all works...Season 2: How you travelSeason 3: What you eatSeason 4: The items you buy (mainly around fashion...)Season 5: How you power your homeSeason 6: How you invest your moneyFind us on Instagram at @tippingpoints.podcast</p
HOSTED BY
Natalie Sepke and Chris Pocock
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