What role do protests play in climate activism? How have tactics changed over time? And when is controversy constructive?

Amy talks with Hannah Martin, Co Executive Director at Green New Deal Rising, which is a movement of young people fighting to stop climate change.

Produced and presented by Amy Mount.

Edited by Sarah Eldridge.

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Why is it important to think about the places we live, work and experience, when responding to climate change? Why do local communities matter to climate action - and vice versa? And what opportunities and constraints do communities face?

Amy talks with Danielle Walker-Palmour, the Director of Friends Provident Foundation, which works towards a fair and sustainable economic system. Danielle’s rich experience spans social investment and social policy in a number of fields.

Produced and presented by Amy Mount.

Edited by Sarah Eldridge.

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Is a better world possible? Why are the stories we tell so important in the politics of climate? And what’s the relationship between social and environmental tipping points?

Amy talks with Solitaire Townsend, co-founder and Chief Solutionist at “change agency” Futerra.

Produced and presented by Amy Mount.

Edited by Sarah Eldridge.

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