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Why Conversations Are Crucial To Fighting Climate Change

01/27/22 • 27 min

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“I realized that it was up to us. Our generation. To make sure that the planet is inhabitable for future generations” - says Rob Chan, a new father whose parenting journey has been interwoven with his climate journey.

For future generations, Rob is devoting time to inspire pro-climate action through authentic conversations. He’s an Asian-Australian currently working in Tech, who just founded a collective called Seed My Future.

In this conversation, we’ll be talking about climate conversation starters, inspiring climate action, and eco emotions.

Learn more about this episode: https://www.bethefuture.earth/podcast/why-conversations-are-crucial-to-fighting-climate-change

Find out more about the Seed My Future collective:

https://www.seedmyfuture.co/

Find out more about Be The Future:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bethefuture.earth/

Website: https://www.bethefuture.earth

Email: [email protected]

In this conversation, we’ll be talking about climate conversation starters, inspiring climate action, and eco emotions.

Learn more about this episode: https://www.bethefuture.earth/podcast/why-conversations-are-crucial-to-fighting-climate-change

Find out more about the Seed My Future collective:

https://www.seedmyfuture.co/

Find out more about Be The Future:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bethefuture.earth/

Website: https://www.bethefuture.earth

Email: [email protected]

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How To Find Your Climate Voice

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“There's more and more people taking action every day. There's a lot of silver linings in all of the darkness that is climate change. And that's what I like to focus on.” says Delaney Reynolds, a multi-award-winning author, explorer, advocate, and educator. 22-year-old Delaney has been called 'one of the leading voices for the environment for her generation'.

In this conversation, we’ll be talking about youth activism, sea-level rise, and climate change.

Learn more about this episode: https://www.bethefuture.earth/podcast/how-to-find-your-climate-voice

Find out more about Delaney Reynolds:

Website: www.delaneyreynolds.com

Website: www.miamisearise.com

Instagram: www.instagram.com/miamisearise

Twitter: www.twitter.com/miamisearise

Facebook: www.facebook.com/thesinkorswimproject

Find out more about Be The Future:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bethefuture.earth/

Website: https://www.bethefuture.earth

Email: [email protected]

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“I’m the strange shark girl who knows a lot about shark sex,” says Adele Dutilloy, a marine biologist, fisheries scientist, and budding biomimicry designer.

“We know more about the surface of the moon than we do about the oceans...but the oceans are the bloodline of the world,” says Adele. Just 5% of the Earth’s oceans have been explored and chartered. But we as humans have an undeniable impact on the oceans.

In this conversation, we’ll be talking about Adele’s journey to becoming an expert in sperm storage in female sharks and rays, the interactions we humans have with the oceans, and why humanity must innovate solutions using nature as our design inspiration.

Learn more about this episode: https://www.bethefuture.earth/podcast/why-nature-can-inspire-innovative-solutions

Find out more about Adele Dutilloy:

https://www.rnz.co.nz/audio/player?audio_id=2018785091

Find out more about Be The Future:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bethefuture.earth/

Website: https://www.bethefuture.earth

Email: [email protected]