With the current state of the environment today, it can be easy to feel swamped by the constant barrage of overly technical information flooding the media. On 1.5 Celsius, we focus on making the science behind the climate crisis simple. Each episode, you can join Keerthi as she talks about everything from greenwashing to ocean acidification. Together, we can build a sustainable future for years to come.
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Euranet Plus
Climate Action Reserve
Easy Being Green
Melkjongen
Tom Green
Time to Shift - English Edition
DW
Ewoma Okah-Avae
Amara and Gigi
Scott Amyx
The Open University
DW.COM | Deutsche Welle
American Family Association
DefiClimate
Wilkos
UCTV
John Robson
Yash Negi
EnviroCentre
Mitch Chester
BBC Radio 4
Amy Johns
UCTV
How To Stop Climate Change
The Straits Times
Ethan Brown
I Know Nothing
Abhilash Shukla
Sheena Carbon
CBC Radio
TheClimate.org
TED
CJ Villa
TEDxLondon
KVMR-FM
The Carbon Almanac Network
MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative
Rich Bowden
Smart People Industries
Tom Ward-Thomas
Brandon Lee
Matt Norden
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Climate Action
Will Bohrnsen-The Blake School
Project Drawdown
Alex Smith
American Meteorological Society ESSS
Gen-Z Media | Wondery
Dan Castrigano
MLABSx
Green Bags Novi
Alexis Sienczak
David Lilley
UCTV
UCTV
UCTV
UCTV
Climate Change Unfolding
Isabella Cushing
Adam Bastock
Steve Zwick
Michael Reibel Boesen
Katie Sasamoto-Kurisu
Jess Cain
Isabella Gómez, Lisa Gimpel, Valeria Portillo, and Melissa Falcón
Nori
Cynthia
Anthony Day
Propane Education & Research Council
Earth Wise
European Investment Bank
The Brookings Institution
DW.COM | Deutsche Welle
Francis V
BBC World Service
EcoThink Productions
Dedeepya and Brennan
Eden
Essence Of Covidia
Dr. Ciaran O'Carroll
Ryan Flahive
Kenya Morris
What the Frack
Chloé ten Brink
The Open University
Minnesota Public Radio
cpoulsom
HuffPost Australia
Jay Joshi
Gitanjali Sharma
Gabriel Gitter-Dentz, Kevin Zhou, Adam Rudt
Ciana
Climactic
Art Lightstone