How To Stop Climate Change

What can one person do to stop climate change? You can join the thousands of people that are already hard at work fighting climate change every day. David Butler and his daughter Keaton talk to some of those people to learn what they do and what inspires them.You could be one of them.Whether you’re already in the climate fight or you’re ready to join it this is the podcast for you.Visit us at howtostopclimatechange.com.

How To Stop Climate Change is a business podcast hosted by How To Stop Climate Change, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The Biochar Industry is Heating Up: Kathleen Draper

  Oct 15, 202143 minS1

  <p>This is part two of our series on biochar. Today we’re going to explore the biochar industry with <b>Kathleen Draper</b>. She is the chair of the International Biochar Initiative, the director of the Ithaka Institute for Carbon Intelligence and she’s the owner of Finger Lakes Biochar. She’s also co-authored three books on the subject.</p><p><b>If you would like to support the show please click here.</b></p><p><b>Music by </b>Audio Snack</p><p><b>Sound design by Keaton Butler</b></p><p><b>Please share the show with a frie...

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  What is Biochar and How Can it Help the Climate?

  Sep 11, 202139 minS1

  <p>As we all know, climate change is happening. It’s no longer some distant future doomsday that we can prevent, it's here. However, there are a LOT of things we can do to minimize the effects and possibly undo some of the damage. One of those things is called biochar. Is that a pokemon? Is it a cartoon supervillain? Actually, no. </p><p><b>Biochar</b> is similar to charcoal but it’s not used as a fuel. It is produced by heating biomass with very little oxygen. By restricting the oxygen you prevent it from burning and turning to as...

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  Coal to Solar: Building Solar Farms in Appalachia - Adam Edelen

  Mar 30, 20211h 2mS1

  <p>Adam Edelen is the founder of Edelen Renewables. He’s working to bring jobs and investment to coal country by building massive solar farms on reclaimed strip mines, and he’s working with coal companies and renewable energy developers to do it. We had a great conversation with him and he gave me a tour of his first coal-to-solar project in Martin County, Kentucky. This is an incredibly exciting development for Appalachia and a fantastic way to put reclaimed mines, out of work miners, and abandoned fossil fuel infrastructure to work building a new clean energy economy.</p><p><b>Li...

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  A Microplastic Soup: Ocean Plastic and eXXpedition - Natascha Glanzer-Fuerst

  Feb 15, 202140 minS1

  <p>Our guest today is <b>Natascha Glanzer-Fuerst</b> an Austrian zero-waste advocate and feminist who was a crew member with eXXpedition, an organization that leads all-female scientific voyages around the world dedicated to exploring the impact of plastic and toxic pollution in our oceans and working to solve the problem.  You might have noticed the odd spelling of eXXpedition. The XX stands for the female double X chromosomes. Hundreds of women from diverse backgrounds and professions have sailed with eXXpedition since it was founded in 2014. </p><p>So, why are the crews all female? Natascha explains that in the ep...

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  From the Paris Climate Agreement to The Nature Conservancy - John Verdieck

  Dec 12, 202047 minS1

  <p>John Verdieck is the Director of International Climate Policy at The Nature Conservancy. Prior to joining The Nature Conservancy, John worked in the US State Department where he was a lead negotiator on the Paris Climate Accord. In the interview John shares what it was like to be in Paris in 2015 as the agreement was finally coming together after years of hard work, the excitement and implications for Biden’s pledge to rejoin the agreement and the ways that The Nature Conservancy is working to fight climate change.</p><p><b>Links</b></p><b>Episode web page</b><b>...

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