For the first episode of the Resist! the Global Climate Divide podcast, Nadia and Anuschka take you on a deep dive into the intersection of Climate Change and Natural Sciences. A familiar combo, but we are giving it a critical spin!
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In the first interview, Nadia asks Christina Schauer, IFM-SEI President and geography student, how she combines her passions for natural sciences and social change work.
During the second interview with Anuschka, Paul Fleming, Emeritus Professor of Energy Management at De Montfort University, reminds us that science, policymakers and the wider public don't always speak the same languages which stop us from effectively fighting the global climate crisis.
Listen to the episode here!
Resources mentioned by our guests
Mentioned by Paul Flemming
Mentioned by Christina Schauer
- ● How Climate Change Impacts Water Access by National Geographic
- ● Climate impacts on water resources by the European Environment Agency
- ● Water and Climate Change by UN Water
- ● World Water Development Report 2009 by UN Water
- ● Water and the global climate crisis: 10 things you should know by UNICEF
- ● For every child, every right - The Convention on the Rights of the Child at a crossroads by Unicef by Unicef
- ● Perspective: Let's stop talking about climate change by Stanford University
- ● Water Access, Water Scarcity, and Climate Change by Pierre Mukheibir
Additional Resources on the intersection
What we discover when preparing for this episode
- ● Intersectionality will save the future of science by Shawntel Okonkwo at TEDxUCLA
- ● WOKE STEM
- ● A Real Extinction Rebellion Means the End of Colonialism, Imperialism, and Capitalism by System Change not Climate Change
- ● Decolonise science – time to end another imperial era by Paul Keaveny for The Conversation
- ● Why science needs the humanities to solve climate change by Laura Hood for The Conversation
- ● Toolkit for Intersectional Movement Building by Young Friends of the Earth Europe
Climate Change vs Intersectional Femisnim
Our next episode will drop on 15 August and we dive deep on the intersection of Climate Change and Intersectional Feminism. Our guests will be Arya Manandhar, a Nepalese eco-feminist, and Isadora Cardoso, Project Coordinator for Women for Climate Justice.
Want to ask them your questions? Drop them in our Resist! Google form or send us a voice mail via Anchor!
Let us know what YOU want us to cover!
Want to be part of the development of our upcoming podcast episodes? Leave us your suggestions for intersections to cover, experts to contact, questions to ask and resources to share. You can submit them vie our Resist! Google form here.
This podcast is supported by the European Youth Foundation of the Council of Europe.
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