Justin chats with Bronwen Tucker, an organizer with Climate Justice Edmonton, a grassroots group working towards climate justice at the centre of Canada's fossil fuel industry. In part 1 of a 2 part interview, Bronwen discusses the Alberta context, and what it's like organizing in the middle of oil country.Learn more about CJE here: https://climatejusticeedmonton.com/Photo credit: Climate Justice Edmonton, launch of People on the Path

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Dave hosts a celebration of the Earth for this final episode of 2018, inspired by the 50 year anniversary of the Christmas Eve, 1968 Earth Rise. Dave shares original songs and reflections.

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Naomi chats with Adrian Werner, urban agriculture manager at the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre, about food waste over the holiday season.

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Dave & Mark continue their discussion, alongside Jan Norris and Chris Hrynkow, about the intersections of spirituality and environmentalism and each other's experiences as spiritual and environmental activists. This is part 2 of a 2 part discussion.

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Dave & Mark discuss, alongside Jan Norris and Chris Hrynkow, the intersection of spirituality and environmentalism and each other's experiences as spiritual and environmental activists. This is part 1 of a 2 part discussion.

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We're really excited to have just released the first report in our Future of Coal research project, which explores our interviews with folks in Saskatchewan coal-producing communities.In this episode of FTGU, Rachel, one of the report's co-authors, took some time to sit down with Mark, another team member, and chat about some common questions and concerns that come up when discussing transitioning away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy. You can watch video of this conversation, along with other podcasts and our research report, on our website at climatejusticesaskatoon.ca/future-of-coal-bridging-the-gap/Picture: Poplar River Power Station, just south of Coronach SK

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Naomi chats with Deirdre, her colleague at the Sask Waste Reduction Council, about waste free holidays!

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Mark continues the conversation about the recent IPCC Special Report, released in early October, explaining more about why it's such an important document. He picks up on pieces of the discussion between Justin, Kathleen, Cat & Aditi from Episode 101.

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Rachel, Hayley & Justin discuss their research on the Future of Coal project, for which they interviewed community members in the coal-producing regions of Estevan and Coronach in southern Saskatchewan. They talk about some of their findings, what surprised them, and how the project has changed their perspectives.You can find out more about the project, including accessing the full report (entitled "Bridging the Gap: Building bridges between urban environmental groups and coal-producing communities in Saskatchewan") and other resources, on our website here: https://climatejusticesaskatoon.ca/future-of-coal-bridging-the-gap/

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Rachel, Hayley & Justin discuss their research on the Future of Coal project, for which they interviewed community members in the coal-producing regions of Estevan and Coronach in southern Saskatchewan. They talk about some of their findings, what surprised them, and how the project has changed their perspectives.This is a condensed version of a longer conversation that will be posted when the research report is released later this month. (https://soundcloud.com/climatejusticesaskatoon/the-future-of-coal-in-sk-bridging-the-gaps)Picture: Poplar River Power Station, just south of Coronach SK

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