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Climate News: Bill Gates blunt message on climate crisis; California wasn’t prepared for the atmospheric rivers; Auckland floods are a sign of things to come; Books can help action on climate change
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Bill Gates (pictured) of Microsoft fame is fantastically wealthy and promotes solutions for many issues, and was recently in Australia - "Looming El Niño could push us into a new era of global heating". "Want to take action on climate change? These books can help"; "Louisiana Democratic Party ‘Funneled’ Utility Donations to Climate Candidate Challe…
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Interview: Tesla takes Bruce closer to personal goal of living fossil fuel free
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Tatura's Bruce Gill (pictured) has long wanted to be as fossil fuel free as possible and his "new" (it's a 2018 model) Tesla takes him much closer to that goal. The research scientist came to Tatura decades ago to work on the Goulburn Valley's then-salinity problem and he now works on broader agriculture issues. Bruce has been pursuing the fossil-f…
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HR Laws you need to know- Julie Wootton & Traci Hagan, SDHR Consulting
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For this informative episode, Rachel sits down with CEO Julie Wootton and HR Lead Traci Hagan from San Diego Human Resources Consulting to discuss HR laws that every employer needs on their radar in 2023. Are you in compliance with all the changes this year? Listen in as these experts walk through all you need to know. And you'll learn a little abo…
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Climate Conversations
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Climate news: Catastrophic global warming “the greatest challenge of our lifetime” - WA Minister; Doomsday Clock at 30 seconds to midnight; Richard Heinberg's bonus episodee
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UN Secretary General, António Guterres, says we must act this decade. Richard Heinberg gives us a bonus episode of his power podcast: "How to Navigate Power with Wisdom"; "McGowan Government commits to legislating net zero by 2050 and introducing five-year interim targets"; "Liverpool Plains farmers oppose seismic testing and Hunter Gas Pipeline"; …
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The Lunar Society
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Garett Jones - Immigration, National IQ, & Less Democracy
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Garett Jones is an economist at George Mason University and he is the author of The Cultural Transplant, Hive Mind, and 10% Less Democracy. This episode was fun and interesting throughout! He explains: * How migrants bring their values to their new countries, * Why national IQ matters, * How the Chinese people are an unstoppable global force for fr…
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Climate News: New Innovation Ag podcast; 'No miracles needed', Professor; Carbon price inadequate; Exxon's predictions increase legal peril
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A new Ag podcast asks "What is innovation & what motivates people to do it?"; "‘No miracles needed’: Prof Mark Jacobson on how wind, sun and water can power the world"; "The Dawn of Gas Stove Denialism"; "Yes, 2022 was warmer and wetter"; "Floods drain $5bn from national economy"; "The world’s carbon price is a fraction of what we need – because on…
Simon and Rachel speak to Orlando Figes, author of nine books on Russian and European history which have been translated into over 30 languages. Born in London, Figes studied history at Cambridge and, as a graduate student, completed archival research in the Soviet Union in the 1980s. He rose to prominence in 1996 with his second book, "A People's …
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Climate News: The carbon cost of the virtual world; McCubbin descendant lauds Woodside protesters; ‘Super-tipping points’ could trigger climate action; Susatainable fashion
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The ABC podcast, "Who's gonna save us" investigates - "The energy it takes to be extremely online"; "‘Everyone wants a piece’: Are electric vehicles Australia’s opportunity of a lifetime?"; "‘Super-tipping points’ could trigger cascade of climate action"; "Solar panels are leading the clean energy revolution, but recycling them isn't easy"; "Austra…
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Climate News: Climate talks boss defends fossil fuels; The high cost of cheap E-bikes; Extinction Rebellion says "We quit"; Climate change threatens songbird breeding
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Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber (pictured), the head of its state-run oil company, to manage the COP 28 climate summit - "Leader of the next global climate talks defends fossil fuels"; "The High Cost of Cheap E-Bikes"; "As Climate Protests Get Bolder, British Police Strike Back With New Powers"; "Climate change threatens songbird breeding"; "Gomeroi people f…
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Climate News: The climate crisis and mental health; National survey points to eco-anxiety; From floods to fires, El Nino returning
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Melbourne GP, Dr Grant Blashki (pictured) talks about extreme weather and mental health - "New report reveals adverse mental health impact of extreme weather events"; "Survey results: National study of the impact of climate-fuelled disasters on the mental health of Australians"; "Dealing with climate anxiety: tips, tools and resources"; "Hidden men…
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The Evolutionary
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Dr. Susan Campbell: Triggers, Trust and Skill Sets of The New Human (#76,S2:E4)
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Dr. Susan is Doctor of Psychology and the author of 11 books, including multiple best sellers (“Getting Real: 10 Truth Skills You Need to Live an Authentic Life” & “The Couples Journey: Intimacy as a Path to Wholeness”). Her career spans over 5 decades and includes important work on the evolution of consciousness, conscious communities, and buildin…
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Climate News: From climate appeasers to climate activists; Greta Thunberg manhandled at protest; Unprecedented extreme wearther coming
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Greta Thunberg (pictured) is now 20 and probably one of the world's best known climate activists - "Climate change activist Greta Thunberg manhandled by cops during coal mine demo"; "John Kerry backs UAE appointment of oil chief to oversee UN climate talks"; "Warning of unprecedented heatwaves as El Niño set to return in 2023"; "Call to make carava…
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Climate News: Fossil fuel companies knew about the cause and impact of global heating, but denied and obfuscated the facts
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World-recognized climate activist, Bill McKibben (pictured), has regularly made the point that fossil fuel companies are the villains in the whole climate issue. "Revealed: Exxon made ‘breathtakingly’ accurate climate predictions in 1970s and 80s"; "Let’s face reality. Fossil fuel interests have destroyed the Cops – we need something new"; "ExxonMo…
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Interview: Professor Bill McGuire - a wise and gentle man takes us through a complex and disagreeable problem
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Professor Bill McGuire wrote the book, "Hothouse Earth: An inhabitant's guide" and through his wise and gentle counsel, he helps readers better understand the complex and disagreeable issue of global heating. People can learn much more about Bill from his website or from The Word Forest Organisation where he has been appointed as the group's Specia…
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Climate News: 'Hothouse Earth' author, Bill McGuire; Billionaire troubles stops massive Sun Cable project; Something for Project Drawdown supporters; U.S. carbon emissions still rising
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Professor Bill McGuire (pictured) wrote "Hothouse Earth" and was kind enough to have a chat with Climate Conversations. "Greens showdown with gas sector threatens Labor’s climate reforms". "UAE to launch Cop28 presidency with oil boss tipped for leading role"; "The past eight years were the hottest on record, despite La Nina"; "Cannon-Brookes takes…
Jason Roberts is co-founder and CEO of Frontline Careers, a social impact startup on a mission to connect frontline employees looking for more, with companies that offer more. The startup’s proprietary Frontline Friendly℠ Assessment and Certification process enables frontline job seekers, customers, and investors to better identify those companies …
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#151: Moya Lothian-McLean, contributing editor, Novara Media
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Rachel and Simon speak to Moya Lothian-McLean, contributing editor at Novara Media. She began writing articles about music for Vice in 2015 while studying at university; in 2016, after graduating, she joined Stylist as an editorial assistant and wrote features as well as articles for the website. In 2020 she joined gal-dem, an independent magazine,…
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Climate News: Minister checks out record high floods in WA; Floods and storms cost $12.3 billion since 2020; Flood victims sleep rough
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Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt (pictured) has returned from a trip to WA, where the Kimberley is experiencing record-high flood levels and talks with Hammish Macdonald on Radio National - "Emergency Management Minister on WA floods"; "Chubb review of Australia’s carbon credit scheme falls short – and problems will continue to fester"; "I…
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The Lunar Society
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Lars Doucet - Progress, Poverty, Georgism, & Why Rent is Too Damn High
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One of my best episodes ever. Lars Doucet is the author of Land is a Big Deal, a book about Georgism which has been praised by Vitalik Buterin, Scott Alexander, and Noah Smith. Sam Altman is the lead investor in his new startup, ValueBase. Talking with Lars completely changed how I think about who creates value in the world and who leeches off it. …
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Climate News: This going to take everyone, including story tellers - Saul Griffith; Scooting to zero; 2022 in photos; Why do we continue to widen highways?
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Australian engineer, thinker and entrepreneur, Saul Griffith, was a recent guest on the ABC podcast, "Who's gonna save us?" in the episode "Better call Saul". "Electric scooters are a useful addition to our transport network"; "2022 in Photos: Gaslighting by the Fossil Fuel Industry and Its Supporters"; "Widening Highways Doesn’t Fix Traffic. So Wh…
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Climate News: GM bids to enter fossil fuel hungry Grand Prix scene; Women with climate fears postpone birth; Elephants suffer as climate change worsens
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General Motors makes a bid to join the fossil fuel hungry Grand Prix scene. "Climate change is leaving African elephants desperate for water"; "Lula revives $1 billion Amazon Fund and environmental protections"; "Ski slopes in Alps facing snow shortage in unusually warm winter"; "She Is Africa’s First Heat Officer. Can She Make Her City Livable?"; …
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Climate News: A letter to a gaoled climate activist; It's never been so hot - European winter feels like summer; We're living in a 'Fossocracy'
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Violet Coco (pictured) was sent to gaol for her Sydney Harbour Bridge protest and the letter I sent to her was "return to sender' - this is what I said and this is what Violet said when interviewed recently for Climate Conversations. "'Very unpredictable, severe event' as WA's Kimberley region smashed by once-in-a-century floods"; "NSW forests coul…
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The Lunar Society
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Holden Karnofsky - Transformative AI & Most Important Century
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Holden Karnofsky is the co-CEO of Open Philanthropy and co-founder of GiveWell. He is also the author of one of the most interesting blogs on the internet, Cold Takes. We discuss: * Are we living in the most important century? * Does he regret OpenPhil’s 30 million dollar grant to OpenAI in 2016? * How does he think about AI, progress, digital peop…
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Climate News: Amphibians face climate threat; Extinction Rebellion to tone down its actions; Thousands to die in climate induced bushfires
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Yale Climate Connections has warned that increasing global heat threatens amphibian habitat - "The warming climate is altering a key amphibian habitat"; "Subpoenaed Fossil Fuel Documents Reveal an Industry Stuck in the Past"; "Setting aside the superglue, Extinction Rebellion UK flags tactical shift"; "Extinction Rebellion in Australia could shift …
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Climate News: Our move to counter climate change begins in the home, according to Dr Saul Griffith
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Dr Saul Griffith (pictured) sees our homes as the frontline in the climate crisis struggle and you can hear /watch him talk about that view on an ABC 7:30 report - "Dr Saul Griffith – decarbonisation for Australia begins in the home". "Climate chaos of 2022 with flooding hell, raging wildfires and freezing of waterfalls"; "El Niño or not? This is t…
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Climate News: Richard Heinberg asks - "Can civilization survive"; The Huns and climate change; "The Amazon fires come to me"
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Richard Heinberg (pictured) from the Post Carbon Institute asks: "Can Civilization Survive? These Studies Might Tell Us"; "Plibersek faces 140 decisions pitting koalas against development"; "Climate change may have encouraged the Huns to invade Europe"; "Climate data to help you better understand the climate crisis"; "Is there a ‘right to disobey’?…
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Aarthi & Sriram - Twitter, 10x Engineers, & Marriage
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I had fun chatting with Aarthi and Sriram. We discuss what it takes to be successful in technology, what Sriram would say if Elon tapped him to be the next CEO of Twitter, why more married couples don’t start businesses together, and how Aarthi hires and finds 10x engineers. Aarthi Ramamurthy and Sriram Krishnan are the hosts of The Good Times Show…
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Climate News: Mary Annaïse Heglar discusses climate burnout, arising from carrying the world on your back
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Mary Annaïse Heglar (pictured) takes us along on the journey that arises from carrying the world on your shoulders: "What Happened When I Tried to Carry the World on My Back". "Weathering the Weather: Mental-health professionals are trying to figure out how to talk about the climate"; "Staying Sober on a Dying Planet: I gave up drinking to give mys…
Simon and Rachel speak to the novelist Mohsin Hamid. Born in Lahore, he grew up mostly in Pakistan but spent part of his childhood in California and returned to America to attend Princeton University. He worked in New York and London as a management consultant before returning to Lahore to pursue writing full-time. Mohsin's first novel, "Moth Smoke…
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Climate News: Warmer weather, less rain - Dr Andrew King; Disappointment on abandonement of greenhouse gas limit; And nature never rests
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Dr Andrew King (pictured) from the University of Melbourne is mentioned in a New Dailey story: "Warmer weather, less rain on the way as La Niña wanes"; "No greenhouse gas limits for Victoria's coal-fired power plants as Supreme Court rejects challenge"; "Arctic Air Brings Dangerous Cold to U.S., Could Test Texas Grid"; "A Tale of Two Cities – Jakar…
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The Lunar Society
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Bethany McLean - Enron, FTX, 2008, Musk, Frauds, & Visionaries
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This was one of my favorite episodes ever. Bethany McLean was the first reporter to question Enron’s earnings, and she has written some of the best finance books out there. We discuss: * The astounding similarities between Enron & FTX, * How visionaries are just frauds who succeed (and which category describes Elon Musk), * What caused 2008, and wh…
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Climate Conversations
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Climate News: Coal seam gas approval for the Pilliga Forrest defies stance taken by Tanya Plibersek at Montreal
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Coal seam gas plans for the Pilliga Forrest in New South Wales defy the position taken by Australia's Environment Minister, Tanya Plibersek, at the recent COP15 talks in Montreal - "‘Shameful day for Australia’: Santos given green light to drill 850 gas wells in native forest"; "This global pact to save biodiversity is historic but will it give nat…
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Climate Conversations
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Climate News: 'Australia was on the right side of history' - Rachel Lowry, reporting from COP15 in Montreal
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Rachel Lowry (pictured) saw Australia as being on the right side of history at COP15 in Montreal - "Historic deal reached at UN biodiversity conference". "Climate goal of 1.5C is ‘gasping for breath’, says UN head"; "Calls for tougher regulations as Queensland records highest rate of land clearing in country"; "UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 15)";…
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Climate News: Lawyer says climate protestors shouldn't be gaoled; EDO echoes that view; More on the Montreal biodiversity talks
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Mark Davis (pictured) has worked with and is still representing about 20 climate activists, all of whom he says are all good people and shouldn't be sent to gaol - you can hear his comments here on Radio National - "Should protesting be criminalised?" "Montreal talks lead to 'watered down' biodiversity targets: Greens"; "The US touts support for bi…
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Interview: Mark Conroy - an ordinary bloke doing what he can through Extinction Rebellion to protect humanity
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Mark Conroy (pictured) has been a full-time climate activist for the past two years and so has aligned himself with Extinction Rebellion and through that has helped raise the public's awareness that accelerated action on the climate issue is of critical importance. Violet Coco was discussed during our conversation, and Violet, who had disrupted tra…
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Interview: 'If I'm a hero, they're all heroes', Violet Coco talking about the team that supports her climate protests
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Violet Coco (pictured) took the message of the climate and ecological crisis to Sydney Harbour Bridge in April this year when she blocked one lane of traffic. She was subsequently arrested, then sentenced to 15 months in jail, appealed that but was denied bail, but now that has been overturned and Violet is free on bail until the appeal regarding h…
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The Lunar Society
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Nadia Asparouhova - Tech Elites, Democracy, Open Source, & Philanthropy
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Nadia Asparouhova is currently researching what the new tech elite will look like at nadia.xyz. She is also the author of Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software. We talk about how: * American philanthropy has changed from Rockefeller to Effective Altruism * SBF represented the Davos elite rather than the Silicon Valle…
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Climate Conversations
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Climate News: Energy expert, Bruce Mountain, on Radio National; Burning trees for energy worsens climate crisis; Floating farms in Bangladesh; Europe reaches deal on carbon tax
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Bruce Mountain (pictured) tells Patricia Karvelis on Radio National that Australia's east coast is "swimming in gas" - "Government taking a bigger role in energy: analyst"; "Burning Trees for Energy Is Catastrophic for Biodiversity, Scientists Say"; "The ‘silent killer’ of flooding: Murray River fish in dire straits as water quality drops"; "Starvi…
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#149: Merve Emre, author, academic and literary critic
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Rachel and Simon speak to author, academic and literary critic Merve Emre. After a stint as a management consultant, she completed a PhD and taught English literature at McGill University in Canada, before taking up a role as an associate professor at Oxford. (This year she is a distinguished writer-in-residence at Wesleyan in the US.) Alongside he…
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Climate News: Plan to curb power bills criticized; Now it's nuclear fusion; Complete elation over Plibersek plan to protect nature
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The Greens, lead by Adam Brandt (pictured), say the intervention to curb power bills is too generous to fossil fuel companies – a point the government disputes: "Greens threaten government’s plan to cut energy bills"; "Oil firms have internally dismissed swift climate action, House panel says"; "FIFA Helping to ‘Greenwashing’ Qatar Oil Company Prim…
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The Lunar Society
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Aella - Sex, Psychedelics, & Enlightenment
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Sex tips, porn revolutions, psychedelics, and enlightenment Aella writes at knowingless.com. Her posts and tweets provide a unique perspective about the data on sexual kinks and on being an escort & camgirl. In this episode, Aella talks about: * her escorting sex tips, * how tech will change pornography, * & whether trauma & enlightenment are real …
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Violet Coco is alarmed that many Canberra decision makers don't understand, or don't care, that their children, and grandchildren, are no safer than those of anyone else
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Deanna 'Violet' Coco (pictured) continues with her efforts of non-violent protests to alert our decision-makers to the threat of climate change. Violet was a virtual guest at Beneath the Wisteria in Shepparton in July 2021 and you can watch and listen to her at the Slap Tomorrow Zoom Files. "At least a dozen climate activists face jail time under N…
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Climate News: Biodiversity moves to centre stage; It's the 'Apocalypse Papers'; U.S. is rogue State leading on ecological collapse
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Biodiversity was centre stage at a November roundtable event organized by the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority and the preservation of Earth's biodiversity is the subject of an international conference at Montreal in Canada. "Updates on the state of nature from around the world"; "Plibersek in push to halt extinctions, but defends ree…
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Climate News: Dr Stefan Rahmstorf cried when he heard Donald Trump had won the U.S. Presidency; Australian Government moves to cap energy prices; Britain approves new coal mine
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Stefan Rahmstorf (artist's impression), who cried when he heard of Donald Trump's ascendency to President, receives the Stephen H. Schneider award for climate communication. "Green Buildings: Cooking Without Gas"; "‘World’s First Solar City Car’ Coming to U.S. for $6,250"; "Foundation For Climate Restoration"; "Britain Approves New Coal Mine Despit…
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Climate News: Powerful presentation from Professor Lesley Hughes; Five minutes with Dr Sali Bache; Young woman's jail time "ugly"
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Climateworks Australia gives you "Five minutes with Dr Sale Bache" (pictured); "Planet Earth in 2022" - Professor Lesley Hughes; "‘Nature is being destroyed. Things have to change’: Plibersek flags environmental law overhaul"; "David Pocock and the Greens welcome Labor’s environmental reforms but push for more urgent action"; "If NSW wants to stop …
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Climate News: 'We are living in the most dangerous times of human history' - from the executive director of the Civil Society Coalition for Climate Change, Aisha Khan
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Aisha Khai (pictured) is the executive director of the Civil Society Coalition for Climate Change and has written a strong piece for the Dawn newspaper: "Cost to the Climate". "Floods rejuvenate Australia's environment, yet have 'sting in the tail' for many species"; "Warning on Mass Extinction of Sea Life: ‘An Oh My God Moment’"; "Circular strateg…
