Climate Unplugged

We have covered a broad range of topics in climate. In this episode, Hamad goes on a quest of busting climate change myths.

Najwa explores the role of IPCC and how it contributes to our understanding of the world.

Tiago and Russell talk about who is responsible for the planet, and whether that responsibility is shared among all. To what extent do stakeholders like government and individuals have a right?

Anna and Russell discuss how climate change brings up the issues of justice and rights, and it's not just about pointing fingers!

Strap in, folks, for a time-traveling roller coaster through the wild world of climate change denial with our hosts Felicia and Qianwei! Buckle up as we zip from the 'Icy Scare' of the '70s to the 'Hot Debates' of the 2020s, navigating a maze of facts, fibs, and the occasional”'scientific oopsie.”

Jaelene, Mahwash, and Gaebriel take a deep dive into the history of the UNFCCC, starting in 1992 when countries came together to discuss climate change at a very large, global level.

Join Russell, Tiago and Anna on a captivating journey through the history of climate science in our latest podcast episode, 'The History of Climate Science.' Uncover pivotal moments, unsung heroes, and the intersection of climate science with broader social, political, and environmental landscapes. Historian Dr. Trish Kahle also provides some insights that you will certainly not want to miss.