Ready to talk all things climate justice? Is It Hot Enough For Ya pairs youth activists with professionals in the environmental field. This multi-generational conversation dives into the ins and outs of climate justice and the fight for an equitable future.
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Ximena Cruz Cuevas, Brixton Lieberman
Climate Justice Alliance
Doc Society
UN Climate Change
Climate XChange
House On Fire Podcast
None
Eileen Connors
Emma
Robin Hess
A Kids Co.
Heated, Limina House
Ryan
Jim Schwoebel
Youth Talk Climate
Stuff
Ali Huson
United Nations House Scotland
Polis180 e.V./adelphi
UK Student Climate Network
Hip Hop Caucus
NDN Collective
California-China Climate Institute
Angela
Earth Refuge
voicEd Radio
Avocado Green Brands
None
ClimateX
Operation Climate
Historians For Future
Temi, Chrisma and Juliana
Audio Mint
Oxford University
Doug Parsons
Stephanie
Climate Change Realty
Climate Action Network Europe
Anya Bansal
Amy Kalisher
Footprint App, Inc
Youth Climate Lab, 4Rs Youth Movement
Rappler
Peg Alexander
Rajesh Daniel
EARTHDAY.ORG
Olivia Flores
Klima Action Malaysia (KAMY)
Maddie Escourt
Center for Progressive Reform
BBC Radio 5 live
Resilienz Climate Trust
Clara Lee Molina
IndyKids
Grace Nosek
Ben
The Climate Pod
BCCIC Climate Change
AMSA Climate Change Committee
Omesa Mokaya
Terry Nathan
Kate McKenzie
Climate & Environment Initiative, RSIL
Léa Weimann
Climate Vanguard
Coriana
Hali Hewa Podcast
The Earth Needs Love
UCTV
UCTV
The Invading Sea
Jay Joshi
Mother Earth Podcast
The Final Stand
Migration Policy Institute
Adebote Seyifunmi
HAW Hamburg, FTZ-NK
Ursula
UEA podcasts
UCTV
UCTV
Dagomar Degroot
listening you will become a better communicator
olena.mitchell
Shake Up The Establishment
Sunrise El Paso
Madison & Madeleine
Year 6 - SFX
Shannon Maganiezin
Blake Brinkley
Yaliett Figueroa
Global Development
John Sullivan
THE FFFD PODCAST
jessie from bk
Berg-Streaming
TEDxLondon
Pat Freeman
Intersectional Environmentalist
Stephen Leonard