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Hosted by Natalie Sepke and Chris Pocock · education · EN · 17 episodes
The climate crisis isn’t your fault, even if you’ve been made to feel guilty about it. Even when you try to act: between misinformation, greenwashing and endless noise, understanding what makes a difference can feel overwhelming. Tipping Points is a lighthearted no-blame guide to how the average person can take effective climate action; breaking down the golden rules to follow and the red herrings to ignore - so if you choose to act, you can save your valuable effort for what really matters. We have six seasons planned, each covering one of the high-impact ways a person can impact climate change - tell use what else you want to hear about! Season 1: How this all works... Season 2: How you travel Season 3: What you eat Season 4: The items you buy (mainly around fashion...) Season 5: How you power your home Season 6: How you invest your money Find us on Instagram at @tippingpoints.podcast</p
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Natalie Sepke and Chris Pocock hosts Tipping Points: The Climate Podcast, a education show with 17 episodes published.
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Tipping Points: The Climate Podcast
...sorry not sorry... but we're taking another week before our Season 3 with some big (not so happy) news. The UN announced this week that we will cross the 1.5 degree threshold, even under our best case scenario. Is it the end of the world? Maybe. So let's do what well behaved citizens do and talk about how we feel about it...
Tipping Points: The Climate Podcast
We've hit 1,000 streams!! That probably sounds super small, but if you're reading this you're one of the few who know it's a big deal to us. Now that people are listening, we're getting asked "Why are you called Tipping Points?" Who are we to keep you lovely people waiting on an answer...
Tipping Points: The Climate Podcast
A super quick wrap up of everything we spoke about in season 2... If you're just here for the takeaways - listen to learn the best ways you can travel.
Episode #5
In the last full episode of our series, we add public transport to the mix, and with that option added we rank all of the mainstream ways to travel from best to worst... SHOW NOTES / SOURCES "Taking the Eurostar instead of a short-haul flight cuts a journey's footprint by around 97%." Source: Our World in Data — Which form of transport has the smallest carbon footprint? Cycling whilst fed by bananas or cheeseburgers – figures from: How Bad Are Bananas? The Carbon Footprint of Everything, Mike Berners-Lee
Tipping Points: The Climate Podcast
A different episode today: we're taking a break from our no-blame encyclopaedia for the first of our bonus episodes. It's a more political and discussion-based experiment. We hope you enjoy...
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