The Influenced by Nature podcast is doing a 9-show special on the Woroni Radio in Canberra where we take the temperature on Australia's climate. In the second show, we take a closer look into what climate change have meant for the past, what it looks like in the present and what we might expect to happen in the future.

The Influenced by Nature podcast is doing a 9-show special on the Woroni Radio in Canberra where we take the temperature on Australia's climate. During the first show we go back to the beginning and explore what is climate change, is it fair to compare it to a disease and why is the Greenland ice sheet called a tipping point? We finish off the show by exploring some recent climate change news headlines from Australia. And it's not all positive. Hosted by Stine Eiersholt and Ben Galea.

Belina Raffy from the comedy project Sustainable Stand Up explains how stand-up can help us to talk about stuff that matters and avoid the doom and gloom mentality surrounding how we treat this planet and each other.

How long should your electronics be able to last? How long does it take before you throw them out? The Restart Project help us prolong the life of our electronics by hosting community repair events where you can bring your broken electronics. All for the benefit of people and the planet.

In this second part of our special, Chris Roy and Jesse Jones are back helping me discuss some of the current environmental topics such as electric cars, permaculture and ocean plastic clean-up.

MSc Climate Change students Jesse Jones and Chris Roy help me share good advice on how to live more sustainably while adding their own views and thoughts on some of the world's environmental problems and solutions. Part 1 of 2 episodes.

'Rise of the Necrofauna' author Britt Wray takes us on a journey into the scientific field of de-extinction, bringing a whole new angle to conservation. We're discussing the resurrection of the woolly mammoth and how de-extinction techniques might help save the elephants.

'Why We Farm'-author Elvira Di'Brigit tells the personal stories of how organic small scale farmers are maintaining a sustainable land stewardship whilst making a living in the Capay Valley.

The climate justice network, Ende Gelände, gathers thousands of people in climate camps in the Rhineland of Germany to fight fossil fuels through civil disobedience.

Artistic director, Geert Vons, is sharing details about a long and ever-evolving Sea Shepherd campaign called Bloody Fjords which opposes the killing of pilot whales in the Faroese Islands - a tradition that collides with EU directives and being under Danish protectorate.