Season 3, Episode 6: Emma
In this episode of Climate Action Figures, host John Whidden introduces Emma, a representative from Re.Climate, an organization dedicated to climate change communications and research based at Carleton University in Ottawa. The discussion covers innovative recycling tips, effective communication strategies on climate change, and the importance of incorporating indigenous perspectives into climate action strategies. Emma shares her insights on a key project, Climate Ready Prairies, focused on helping communities adapt to extreme weather. She also delves into her PhD research on people's emotional connections with urban trees and their importance beyond environmental benefits. Emma emphasizes the role of human relationships in climate action and shares personal stories that inspire hope and community engagement.
00:00 Welcome to Climate Action Figures
00:27 QuickFix: Mike's Recycling Story
00:52 Meet Emma from Re.Climate
01:47 Re.Climate's Mission and Projects
03:15 Climate Ready Prairies and Indigenous Collaboration
06:00 Tips for Talking About Climate Change
13:25 Emma's PhD Research on Trees
20:15 Emma's Personal Climate Actions
21:24 Closing Thoughts and Hope for the Future
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