<p>Welcome to brand new Season 4 of Amplify! In conversation with Jojo Mehta the cofounder and executive director of Stop Ecocide International we talk about what ecocide is, how it has been used in warfare and why criminalising it is an important step. Learn more about how you can support Jojo <a href="https://www.stopecocide.earth">here</a>. Stay up to date with Amplify news <a href="https://www.amplifypod.com">here</a>. </p>

Welcome to brand new Season 4 of Amplify! In conversation with Jojo Mehta the cofounder and executive director of Stop Ecocide International we talk about what ecocide is, how it has been used in warfare and why criminalising it is an important step. Learn more about how you can support Jojo here. Stay up to date with Amplify news here.

<p>Welcome to brand new Season 4 of Amplify! In conversation with Jojo Mehta the cofounder and executive director of Stop Ecocide International we talk about what ecocide is, how it has been used in warfare and why criminalising it is an important step. Learn more about how you can support Jojo <a href="https://www.stopecocide.earth" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>. Stay up to date with Amplify news <a href="https://www.amplifypod.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.&nbsp;</p>

Stop ecocide: Why killing nature should be a crime

Being green is the new black. But environmentalism goes beyond the eco-approved habits of recycling, eating vegan and being flight-free. Environmentalism intersects with issues of racism, migration, food security, human rights, biodiversity, mental health and so much more. Understanding these intersections to enact systems change requires a space to (un)learn. A space free from jargon and judgement. Welcome to that space. 

Hosted by Sanchi Singh. Edited by Robin Lans.

Tune in via: http://anchor.fm/amplifypodcast
Follow us on social media: https://www.instagram.com/amplifypodcast/

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Being green is the new black. But environmentalism goes beyond the eco-approved habits of recycling, eating vegan and being flight-free. Environmentalism intersects with issues of racism, migration, food security, human rights, biodiversity, mental health and so much more. Understanding these intersections to enact systems change requires a space to (un)learn. A space free from jargon and judgement. Welcome to that space. Hosted by Sanchi Singh. Edited by Robin Lans. Tune in via: http://anchor.fm/amplifypodcast Follow us on social media: https://www.instagram.com/amplifypodcast/

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