Climate Change Clapback

Hi everyone! I decided to tackle the difference between preformative sustainability and sustainable lifestyles that are actually beneficial. So much of the world has been blinded by the production market that many of us actually believe that if the product we are consuming is “eco-friendly” then we should be consuming more of said product. My podcast is designed to combat that belief and remind listeners that it takes a lot more than buying cruelty free, recyclable products.

Join us as we learn about the causes of wildfires, the most destructive wildfires of our past, and what our government is doing now to intervene.

In this episode, we tackle a climate change denial video produced by a prominent right-wing YouTube channel. We go over the inaccuracies and outright lies presented by the video, dissect their (crappy) sources, and try to understand what is going on in the mind of a climate denier.

Solar energy can be seen in the form of solar panels, and, as I dive deeper into this, I hope my listeners can adopt to this efficient way of renewable energy by using solar panels!

Learn more about the coral reefs and why we must take action to save them. 

Our podcast was made to educate our listeners on how methane produced from cows is bad for the environment and contributes towards greenhouse gas emissions. We hope that through this information our listeners can get a better idea on the problems surrounding methane emissions. #30daynomeat.

Environmental activism can be challenging but there is something we can all do to make a difference. 

In this episode we dive in to the way different religious affiliations and cultures affect someone's personal beliefs on climate change!

Have you ever wondered why Republicans are generally more likely to deny climate science or why Democrats are generally more likely to agree that climate change is a pressing issue? What causes this divide between the 2 parties? In this episode, I explore why the general public's views on climate change have become so polarized by doing a deep dive into the political history of the United States. If you are interested in the answer to the two questions posed above, then give this episode a listen!

Dive into the discussion of relocation due to climate change by Andrea who articulates three articles that acknowledge human rights, and real stories of individuals experiencing what it feels like to lose everything you know. 

This episode talks about the effects that climate change has on relocating entire communities. It gives a look into the process of relocating, funding, and what areas have already had to relocate to date.

In this episode, I take a look at one of the most disastrous effects of climate change. Instead of talking about things like natural disasters and animal habitats, I wanted to deep dive into the climate impact I think will really hurt us the most once it starts to turn south. Food production! Join me as I explore the primary ways in which climate change can and will affect our food resources on Earth because many of them are surprising!

In this episode I will be providing information about how climate change affects the grape growing season and wine production. 

In this episode, we take a look at the impacts of climate change on the Bay Area wetlands. Let's explore how policy and the media frame wetlands conservation, and question if this is enough to protect the animals and people that inhabit the bay area. 

This episode examines the causes and affects of the melting glaciers and ice sheets. We explored how biodiversity and weather patterns are facing the consequences of the melting glaciers and addition of freshwater to the ocean. The episode includes a brief interview with Hayden Begley, a climate justice advocate from the show Living With Ed, about what we can do to stop the melting. 

Hello! I dive into some of the effects that surfers are seeing from climate change first hand. I also discuss some of the new technology that is helping surfing progress into a more sustainable industry. 

Explore the deep ocean and learn more about coral bleaching with me!

-Emilee 

Should everyone cut meat out of their diet? Are these alternative food sources really so much better for the environment? In this episode, Kat and Kirsten discuss how cattle impact climate change and how the industry also faces negative consequences.

Is climate change really making you sick? Tune into this episode to see how climate change may be impacting your health.

In this episode, I delve into the topic of wildfires and their direct impact on people. I explore the different ways in which people are impacted and some of the most vulnerable groups of people. I also have an interview portion in which I interview someone who has been evacuated multiple times due to wildfires. I even discuss the process of prescribed fires and how it can be a tool to help lessen the amount of wildfires we have in the future.

Created by Zoe and Pressley. In this episode we will dive deeper into one of the most intimate threats of climate change: our food. Join us as we examine the relationship between food and climate change. 

Solutions to Climate Change is one "Hot" Topic... Pun intended

Can individual actions make a difference when it comes to climate change? In this podcast episode we will be interviewing someone who does not believe individual action can make a difference and the second one will be with someone who is currently on their journey to become zero waste. 

Katie tackles the Paris Climate Accord in this episode of Climate Change Clapback. 

In this episode of Climate Change Clapback, we'll be discussing climate policy- specifically the similarities and differences between The Green New Deal, and The Biden Plan for a Clean Energy Revolution. Kaite, Ary, and Meghan have a round-table discussion about what the pros and cons of each plan, and our unique perspectives on them- listen in to find out more!

In this episode, I discuss forms of alternative transportation, such as walking, biking, public transportation and carpooling. This episode also includes a couple of interviews with people about their use of alternative forms of transportation. I finish by discussing a couple of examples of successful public transportation systems.

In this podcast episode four individuals will be sharing what their beliefs are towards climate change, and what proposed solutions they have to fix it. By listening to these stories I hope people learn new perspectives on how to view climate change and see the many ways that the Latinx community gets affected by climate change.

In this episode we decided to do a deep dive into climate deniers and how to speak to them. We did a personal interview as well as had conversations on social media with everyday people on the topic. We hope you enjoy!

Bachelorette and Climate Change? Sounds like an odd pair but listen into this episode to find out how they go hand and hand. 

This episode is looking into the many ways the U.S. would benefit from having a High-Speed Rail System. Is spans across all the way from the environmental impacts of lowering our use of fossil fuels to making our way that we travel cheaper and easier to use.  I'll be looking at the future HSRS in California and also the other countries that have this system and how it has positively benefitted them.

In this episode of Climate Change Clapback, Megan and Vincent will look at the dangers our coastlines have to deal with due to climate change, as well as some potential solutions to help fix said issues.

Listen to my PLANTIMALS episode that addressed plants and animals lack to adapt to climate change. I also have a special guest who is here to talk about her skeptic side of this topic. Tune in here and listen now!

This episode explains a couple of key contributors to the production of methane within our atmosphere, as well as some things we can do to help minimize them.