CO2NSEQUENCES: Recent Episodes
Grant Tucker
High school senior Grant Tucker connects with community leaders and individuals who are working to combat the most cataclysmic issue mankind has ever been faced with- climate change.
Host, Grant Tucker, meets with Founder of Jacksonville's very own Beaches Go Green non-profit organization to discuss her past and current efforts, her experiences working with the community, and the importance of eliminating single use plastics.
Host Grant Tucker meets with the St. Johns Riverkeeper Lisa Rinaman to discuss the future of the north-flowing, 300 mile long St. Johns River amidst the climate crisis.
Host, Grant Tucker, meets with Jacksonville's Chief Resiliency Officer, Anne Coglianese, to discuss Jacksonville's near future in regards to the climate crisis and plans to make the city more resistant to the threats global warming poses to Jacksonvillians.
Grant Tucker (Host) talks with vetted infectious disease specialist Dr. Thomas Hoffman Jr. about the implications of climate change on facilitating the spread of pathogens and how individuals can take action to limit such a dismal future.
Grant Tucker (host) talks with University of North Florida assistant professor of biology Dr. Adam Rosenblatt. The professor addresses how alligators are indicators of climate change's calamity, his approach to dealing with climate change deniers, and how the study of urban heat islands will be promote the longevity of our community.
Grant Tucker, high school senior, and Founder of CO2NSEQUENCES Inc., introduces a new series where he will delve into the omnipotent issue of climate change and how individuals in the community are working to combat this crisis.