Following the fight against climate breakdown across Greater Manchester and beyond. We're keeping climate breakdown at the forefront of politics one interview at a time. Catch our latest show below.
This week XR co-founder Roger Hallam discusses why citizens assemblies are the back bone of any future revolution.
This week XR co-founder Roger Hallam discusses why citizens assemblies are the back bone of any future revolution.
This week we're joined by deputy leader of the Green Party Zack Polanksi. Is voting Green a wasted vote? What the Greens do if they actually got in power?
We're joined by Brett Christophers to discuss why we're not moving faster with green energy and why energy markets are an absolute mess.
Kevin Anderson joins us for our annual progress report on fighting climate change. Who's needs to pay for the Just Transition? and why has Net Zero become a problem?
This week we sit down with NASA scientist Peter Kalmus to discuss how NASA monitors the Earth's climate and how he went from the climate lab to the climate protest, in the fight to stop fossil fuels. Can we save the planet in the next five years by ditching fossil fuels?
The Race is on to find rare earth minerals to power the transition away from fossil fuels, Prof Thea Riofrancos explains how the mineral extraction is shaping the politics of South America.
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Its time to think small for a change, but with a big impact. This week Ads is joined by Paul Handrick aka "The Bee Guy" to discuss how he setup the worlds first wild Bee Sanctuary.
Our Ads is on a mission to understand why the working class is so hesitant to get involved in the climate movement in its current form. Each week he'll be talking to climate-conscious people who identify as working class to discover their thoughts on how working class people can become a force in the fight for our very survival.
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