Climate Crisis? Climate Catastrophe? Global Warming? Project Based Learning educators and language/science experts Kayla and Sam spend some time with Shamayim discussing the nuances of the language used to talk about Climate Change. Check out their podcast, A Buffy Fan and Sam <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0ixIV5Xs9Kz3OUuruQxZzi?si=b543d6c985b04673">here</a>!Music: Provided by the Marama Cafe Band; Giles Lewin (Violin, Vocals)  Natalia Kakarkina (Vocals, Saucepan Lid), Pete Watson (Vocals, Accordion)

Climate Crisis? Climate Catastrophe? Global Warming? Project Based Learning educators and language/science experts Kayla and Sam spend some time with Shamayim discussing the nuances of the language used to talk about Climate Change. Check out their podcast, A Buffy Fan and Sam here! Music: Provided by the Marama Cafe Band; Giles Lewin (Violin, Vocals) Natalia Kakarkina (Vocals, Saucepan Lid), Pete Watson (Vocals, Accordion)

Climate Crisis? Climate Catastrophe? Global Warming? Project Based Learning educators and language/science experts Kayla and Sam spend some time with Shamayim discussing the nuances of the language used to talk about Climate Change.&nbsp;Check out their podcast, A Buffy Fan and Sam <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0ixIV5Xs9Kz3OUuruQxZzi?si=b543d6c985b04673" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>!Music: Provided by the Marama Cafe Band; Giles Lewin (Violin, Vocals) &nbsp;Natalia Kakarkina (Vocals, Saucepan Lid), Pete Watson (Vocals, Accordion)

Episode 2: The Language of Climate Change

The Climate Angle will examine headline (and not headline) news stories and ask the oft missed question: “what’s the climate angle?”. All too often, the news we are exposed to neglects to address the climate crisis, or consider the role/impact of climate change on the problem or situation. We often find that consideration of the climate crisis in news stories most readily/frequently/easily comes when the stories themselves are about a climate disaster. In addition, as a society in the West and Global North, we still put our news stories into disciplines. The world doesn’t work this way - we must use systems thinking to understand the complex relational network of problems and solutions that surround climate change. Thus: this podcast.Music: Provided by the Marama Cafe Band; Giles Lewin (Violin, Vocals) &nbsp;Natalia Kakarkina (Vocals, Saucepan Lid), Pete Watson (Vocals, Accordion)

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The Climate Angle will examine headline (and not headline) news stories and ask the oft missed question: “what’s the climate angle?”. All too often, the news we are exposed to neglects to address the climate crisis, or consider the role/impact of climate change on the problem or situation. We often find that consideration of the climate crisis in news stories most readily/frequently/easily comes when the stories themselves are about a climate disaster. In addition, as a society in the West and Global North, we still put our news stories into disciplines. The world doesn’t work this way - we must use systems thinking to understand the complex relational network of problems and solutions that surround climate change. Thus: this podcast. Music: Provided by the Marama Cafe Band; Giles Lewin (Violin, Vocals)  Natalia Kakarkina (Vocals, Saucepan Lid), Pete Watson (Vocals, Accordion)

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