Today's global warming has no precedent in Earth's history. Yet long before we started overheating the planet, natural climate changes shaped our past. In the Climate Chronicles, Dagomar Degroot, one of the world's leading historians of climate change, explains how climate change influenced humanity's history, from the evolution of our species to the onset of today's climate crisis. Find out more at TheClimateChronicles.com. more

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Climate change is here; it's happening. Find out what that means, why scientists are so sure and what we need to do now. more

If you love history... geography... anthropology... or just want to be entertained... this podcast is for you!This podcast explores the concept of place… Place describes the interaction between people and their environment…How each is transformed by the other to create a perception of a location… based on those interactions…over time.Listener Warning: This podcast contains information which may upset or disturb some listeners. Listener discretion is advised…. more

Climate History features interviews and discussions about the history of climate change. Conversations consider what the past can tell us about our present and future. It is hosted by Dr. Dagomar Degroot, associate professor of environmental history at Georgetown University, and Emma Moesswilde, a PhD student in environmental and climate history at Georgetown. more

Paleolimnology is the science (and art) of reconstructing the past environments of fresh water systems. Join Adam Jeziorski and Josh Thienpont as they wade through the wide variety of topics covered by this interdisciplinary field. Whether you are already an expert at collecting sediment cores and microscope identifications, or you simply have an interest in environmental issues such as acid rain, eutrophication, and climate change, this podcast will help make the natural records that surround us as clear as mud. more

EHN is a 100% independent, volunteer-run, award winning platform to showcase the environment-related work and expertise of graduate students and early career scholars who identify as women, trans and/or nonbinary people. envhistnow.substack.com more

In the weeds explores how culture shapes our relationship to the natural world through interviews with a wide range of guests, from scientists to artists to cultural critics and theologians. more

Our Road to Walk: Then and Now is a podcast series hosted by Deborah and Ken Ferruccio broadcast from Warren County, North Carolina, known as the birthplace of the environmental justice movement. The purpose of the series is to share the inside, untold, documented, forty-four-year PCB landfill history which serves as a roadmap and guidebook for communities everywhere who want to actively help protect the environment, especially marginalized communities, through education and activism based on science for the people. Our goal is to raise the consciousness of our listeners by informing and inspiring them and by winning their hearts and minds so that they want to join Our Road to Walk on a mutual pilgrimage for the planet, person by person, community by community, region by region, and nation by nation. more

The history of water in the West has been shaped by conflict, greed, and scarcity, but in a remote pocket of Southern Oregon and Northern California, a different Western water story is taking shape. The largest dam removal in history is on the verge of completion on the Klamath River. This moment is the result of a historic decades-long Tribally-led campaign to free the Klamath River and restore salmon and steelhead populations, which are core to Native traditions and foodways. This is a huge triumph. Today the river is a living thread that connects communities who each have their own version of the Klamath, and all of these communities will have to work together to reimagine what this watershed could look like as the river they all rely on transforms. In this podcast, we'll follow that connective thread between the people and creatures that know the Klamath best to understand how they encounter this transformative moment and envision what the future might hold.New episodes drop weekly on Mondays. This podcast is made possible by support from American Rivers and was produced by Blue Canoe Studios with invaluable guidance from Kerry Donahue.  more

Le balado Des Rachel qui changent le monde, souligne 60 ans de science, de nature et de lutte contre les pesticides, en rendant hommage au livre-culte 'Printemps Silencieux' de la biologiste Rachel Carson. Dès sa sortie en 1962, ce livre dénonce les lourds impacts des pesticides sur la nature et notre santé. À travers une enquête citoyenne qui l'amène à la rencontre de 10 femmes de science engagées aux quatre coins du Québec, une jeune femme nous fait découvrir cet enjeu qui touche à la fois l'agronomie, la biodiversité, la politique, le droit, les lobbys, la santé et surtout, notre rapport à la nature.Ce balado original a été créé par Vigilance OGM, et co-produit par Pivot Média. L'artiste engagée Pauline Stive, a réalisé les illustrations.Pour en savoir plus :https://www.vigilanceogm.org/https://www.facebook.com/vigilanceogmhttps://www.instagram.com/vigilogm/ more

Edouard Bard est professeur titulaire de la chaire Évolution du climat et de l'océan du Collège de France et son laboratoire est situé à Aix-en-Provence (CEREGE, UMR Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS, IRD, INRAE, Collège de France).Ingénieur-géologue de l'ENSG de Nancy, il prépare sa thèse au CEA de Gif-sur-Yvette et soutient son doctorat en 1987 à l'université Paris-Saclay. Il effectue ensuite ses recherches au Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory de l'université Columbia à New York (Postdoctoral Fellow puis Associate Research Scientist). Il revient en France en 1990, d'abord au CEA de Gif-sur-Yvette puis commence à enseigner en 1991 comme professeur à l'université d'Aix-Marseille et au Collège de France depuis 2001. more

Entrevistas con especialistas en estudios medioambientales sobre sus publicaciones recientes. Novedades de editoriales universitarias, comerciales e independientes. Tu podcast global de contenido académico en español con entrevistas a escritores y autoras sobre sus libros y publicaciones recientes. Investigaciones, tesis y capítulos de diferentes países del mundo a tu alcance. Nuestra misión es la divulgación del conocimiento.Interviews with environment specialists about their recent publications. New books from university presses, as well as commercial and independent publishing houses. Author-interview global podcast. Academic content in Spanish: books, research, theses, dissertations, and articles from writers worldwide within your reach. Our mission is public education. more

The World Is Our Oyster is a podcast providing pearls of wisdom on protecting the environment and health through a historical lens. This show is created by the Huntington Breast Cancer Action Coalition, a nonprofit that aims to increase environmental health literacy and advocacy. more

TechnoViews features interviews with humanities and social science scholars on a wide range of topics at the intersection between science, technology, and society in the 21st century. Our podcast episodes provide a more in-depth understanding of the major challenges of living in a world that is increasingly dominated by global articulations of technoscience. Available in all major podcast platforms, including Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts, among others. TechnoViews is produced by the Sci-Tech Asia International Research Network and is supported by the Research Cluster 'Technoscience, Society, and Environment' of the Research Center for Anthropology and Health at the University of Coimbra.Podcast Team: Joseph BOSCO, Loretta LOU, Gonçalo D. SANTOS, Nicolas STERNSDORFF-CISTERNA, and Jun ZHANG more