Following the fight against climate breakdown across Greater Manchester and beyond. We're keeping climate breakdown at the forefront of politics one interview at a time. Catch our latest show below.
How should we interact with the climate deniers, trolls and the snake oil salesmen? We're joined by a scientist whos been fighting the trolls and winning!
How should we interact with the climate deniers, trolls and the snake oil salesmen? We're joined by a scientist whos been fighting the trolls and winning!
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Will Labour's GB Energy be the vehicle that will get Britain off Fossil Fuels? Melanie Brusseler, Keir Mllburn and Ellie Radcliffe join Andrew to see how it could be the key to a just transition.
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This week continuing our mini series on Nuclear Power, Ads is joined by Mark Nelson to discuss why he thinks nuclear power is the key to energy transition.
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The next two episodes we're focusing on if nuclear power has a place in fighting climate change. This week, what are the dangers.
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As the climate crisis grows, people are going to have to move to survive. We speak to Zoe Gardner about the current horrific conditions for migrants in Europe.
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International nature conservation is viewed as a net positive for the world. But are we just repeating colonial extraction and inequality by a different name? Professor Chris Armstrong joins us to discuss how we conserve the world's biodiversity without repeating the mistakes of the past.
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The election is upon us! Which Party in the UK has the best ideas on Climate. We're joined by Sam Knights to find out.
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Our Ads is on a mission to understand why the working class is so hesitant to get involved in the climate movement in its current form. Each week he'll be talking to climate-conscious people who identify as working class to discover their thoughts on how working class people can become a force in the fight for our very survival.
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