2020 Earth Day Relaunch

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2020 Earth Day Relaunch

FromGeneration Anthropocene

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Apr 22, 2020

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It's been 3 years since our last episode – and we're (finally!) bringing GenAnthro back. On this episode, we learn how GenAnthro came to be, what happened, and where we go from here. Happy to be back, y'all – more episodes coming soon!

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Apr 22, 2020

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Stories and conversations about planetary change. Hosted by Michael Osborne and produced by 14th Street Studios.

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The Urban Equation: As cities continue to grow, scientists are trying… by Generation Anthropocene
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What is the Anthropocene?: In this compilation, we draw from our 80+ episode… by Generation Anthropocene
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A Cosmic Twin Study: Astrobiologist David Grinspoon takes the anthropo… by Generation Anthropocene
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The Stakes: There's no way around it – climate change is a cr… by Generation Anthropocene
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Yogurt & The Apocalypse: The Narratives of Environmentalism: Literary critic and pop culture enthusiast Ursula… by Generation Anthropocene
35 min listen
The Soundtracker: Gordon Hempton has traveled the world for decades… by Generation Anthropocene
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A Slight Digression: Invertebrates: Invertebrates. Gutless, spineless– but perhaps un… by Generation Anthropocene
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The Ecosystem Within: The microbiome is the term doctors use to describ… by Generation Anthropocene
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Vanishing Remains: Student reporter Reade Levinson travels to Mongol… by Generation Anthropocene
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Research to Reality: Eyewitness to the 2015 Nepal Earthquake: After 30 years in high-tech marketing and general… by Generation Anthropocene
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Hidden Water: Most of the changes scientists see on our planet … by Generation Anthropocene
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Hanging Out in a Rambunctious Garden: Emma Marris, author of Rambunctious Garden, belie… by Generation Anthropocene
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On the Precipice: Sometime in the near geological future, the lands… by Generation Anthropocene
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Early Humans and Megafauna: The Anthropocene is characterized by exponential … by Generation Anthropocene
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History is a Mess: How does geography affect the outcomes of history… by Generation Anthropocene
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Rebroadcast: Tracing Networks of Disease: Rebroadcast: Biological anthropologist James Holl… by Generation Anthropocene
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Earth's Tipping Points & Abrupt Climate Change: Climate researcher and host of "PBS’s Earth: The … by Generation Anthropocene
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The Big Data of Nature: As we hear over and over again, environmental iss… by Generation Anthropocene
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Seeds of Change: Seeds of Change by Generation Anthropocene by Generation Anthropocene
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Rondonia: Rondonia by Generation Anthropocene by Generation Anthropocene
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The Evolution of Fire: Fire is evolving. The three necessary ingredient… by Generation Anthropocene
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Preparing For Paris: When the Conference of the Parties meets in Paris… by Generation Anthropocene
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Scars of the Past: Beneath Cambodia's troubled history with the Khme… by Generation Anthropocene
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Season Premier! Interview: Jonathan Foley: WE’RE BACK! I mean, OMG, right?! And it’s our 5th… by Generation Anthropocene
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The Planet Remade: In 2011, author and editor Oliver Morton wrote a … by Generation Anthropocene
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No Ordinary Garbage: Trash. Garbage. Refuse. Waste. Call it whatever y… by Generation Anthropocene
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Rare Earth Elements: "Oil is the blood; steel is the body; but rare ea… by Generation Anthropocene
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Are We Alone in the Universe?: How did life begin on Earth? Curiously, scientist… by Generation Anthropocene
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Our Fashion Footprint: A trendy outfit has never been cheaper than it is… by Generation Anthropocene
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Livelihoods, Poverty, and Climate Risk: Perhaps you've noticed recently that there's been… by Generation Anthropocene
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Christians and Climate Change: For as long as climate change has been an issue, the Evangelical Christian community has generally either downplayed the threat, or denied it altogether. by Generation Anthropocene
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We Are As Gods: Humans have been shaping the course of evolution for a long time, but with today's gene editing technologies our power to determine the fate of life on Earth is reaching new levels. With the extinction crisis looming, should we use these new editing... by Generation Anthropocene
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Explainer: The Impact of Climate Denialism: Sometimes it seems like the only reason we haven't had meaningful action on climate change is because of the decades-long effort to mislead the public. But is that true? Just how important is climate denialism? In this 3rd installment of our explainer... by Generation Anthropocene
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Explainer: Why Cows Are So Damned Bad for Warming: Cows are...a problem. Especially when it comes to global warming. With an assist from Zeke Hausfather, In this installment of our explainer seires we do our best to answer (quickly) why exactly cows and beef are such a big deal. by Generation Anthropocene
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Explainer: The Origin of 2 degrees: In this first in our new explainer series, we dive into the origins of the number 2 degrees C. How did that number come to be an international target, and what's its significance anyway? Professor Aaron Strong of Hamilton College explains. by Generation Anthropocene
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2020 Earth Day Relaunch

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