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A Little Green
"If the world is to be saved, it will be saved by those who care deeply for very small places."
In 2012, New York City got a massive wake up call: Superstorm Sandy devastated parts of the city and forever changed how we think about severe weather. But... did it change how we actually handle these events? This season, host Christina Thompson sets out to answer that very question and understand just what climate resiliency looks like in her own backyard. Follow along as she connects with grassroots groups across New York City to learn about the innovative, inspiring, and collaborative ways...
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5.0 stars from 31 ratings
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“Not too short to dive in deep, yet not too long to stay engaged. This season is a fascinating blend of relevant history with current opportunities in this time of climate crisis.”
Cardplayer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/22/24
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“Interesting, informative, and very well presented. Climate change is a big topic and this podcast breaks it down into manageable pieces. Too often climate change is overshadowed by politics which distracts from the issue, and while it touches on this aspect, it never gets bogged down with it....”Read full review »
Das Effekt via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/16/22
Important topic, wonderful host
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“This is a great format on an important topic with a wonderful host. Love Christina’s personality and vision.”
MicheleInChicago via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/07/21
Recent Episodes
What can one person do about the climate crisis? It’s a question that’s nagged Christina from the beginning of this podcast, and one she seeks to answer in the final episode of our series.
Published 11/30/21
Published 11/23/21
It’s the penultimate episode of A Little Green and it’s time to talk policy. Christina gets up to speed on the latest climate action in Washington. What’s on the table? And who’s at the table?
Published 11/23/21
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