Hope for the Future

Mother Nature Doesn't Give a Crap

They say hope is not a strategy, and in the face of climate change and its catastrophic impact on our planet, hope can be in short supply. But for every climate denier or fence-sitting politician, there are people, young and old, actively working to combat this crisis. From investments in green energy to advancements in technology, the battle to save Mother Nature is in full force. But is it enough to win the war?

In this special year-end episode, hosts Peter Reynolds and Geoff Sheffrin reflect on the last 11 episodes and what more needs to be done. They are joined by Eddie Dearden, a former chemical engineer in the coal industry. Eddie shares his transition from the fossil fuel industry to sustainable architecture, aiming to make amends for his contribution to carbon emissions.

Hope may not be a strategy, but it very well may be the fuel we need to power a sustainable future.

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Fejezetek

1. Hope for the Future (00:00:00)

2. Hope for the future. (00:00:23)

3. Transitioning careers for sustainability. (00:06:12)

4. Fossil gas is not natural. (00:12:02)

5. Carbon sequestering tackles only 10% of CO2 pollution. (00:17:49)

6. Retrofit homes for climate resilience. (00:24:02)

7. Transition to renewable energy needed. (00:31:07)