In this episode of the Athlete Climate Academy, we sit down with Rob Nelson, an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, biologist, and science communicator. Rob takes us on his journey from studying population ecology to becoming a global storyteller, using film and education to inspire climate action. We explore the power of storytelling in engaging diverse audiences, the challenges of climate anxiety, and the importance of focusing on positive narratives to drive change.
Join us as we talk with Rob Palmer, Director of Innovation at Undo Carbon, about the revolutionary technology of enhanced rock weathering. Discover how this method not only removes CO2 from the atmosphere but also benefits agriculture. Rob explains the difference between carbon capture and carbon removal, the challenges of scaling, and the science behind this climate solution. Perfect for anyone interested in innovative ways to tackle the climate crisis.
In this conversation, Huw James speaks with Dr. Julia Guimond, an assistant scientist at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, about her research on coastal groundwater dynamics and the impacts of climate change on coastal ecosystems. They discuss Julia's journey into climate science, the importance of salt marshes, the challenges of saltwater intrusion, and the differences between Arctic and subarctic ecosystems.
Lilly Woodbury, an environmental communicator and campaigner, discusses her journey into environmentalism and her work in provoking radical action for the planet. Lilly also emphasizes the need for both personal and systemic change to address environmental issues. She shares examples of successful campaigns, such as banning single-use plastics, and discusses the concept of blue carbon and the importance of Indigenous-led conservation.