In many ways the climate crisis mimics the death of a loved one, causing us to experience the Grief Cycle. It may even feel like the doctor has handed you the diagnosis of a terminal illness. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross wrote of the inevitable and natural way humans deal with grief, cycling through denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. If these sound familiar, it's because we all experience this with climate change. Of course you're familiar with denial, but what about the others? Each stage has a corresponding action. It is impossible for us to solve climate change until we have reached acceptance. What stage are you in?

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Why haven't we stopped climate change? This episode explores four reasons we haven't stopped climate change in the past, and some very good reasons to start. An essential primer for first-time listeners, and a powerful motivator for anyone who wants to make a difference in climate change.

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Theme Song - The Best thing - Paper Planes 00:28 Frank Bentley - It's a Fast Life! 01:37 Jimmy Svensson - Bad Connection 03:55 Setup - Oliver Michael 05:50 Stanley Gurvich - Free Radicals 08:39 Falling to Zero - Michael Vignola 10:32 Home - Oliver Michael 11:54 Fallen - Kevin Gaham

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