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Like we're told we need to told, we need to recycle.

We need to, I don't know, don't use as much water as you do, which I actually think is really important.

But what's more important is to examine how we form relationships and how our relationships look and feel and are and begin to think about changing our relationships,

to shift ourselves from thinking individually always, to start thinking collectively.

You're listening to Green Dreamer and I'm your host, Kamehishane.

Today, we are honored to welcome Dr. Juanita Sundberg, an associate professor in the Department of Geography at the University of British Columbia. Her research brings the insights of feminist political ecology and the sensibilities of ethnography

to bear on the politics of nature.

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