Living with Climate Disruption

Climate One

Social Sciences, Science, News, News Commentary, Earth Sciences

4.7 • 585 Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Guests: Tamara Conry, Camp Fire survivor Julia Fay Bernal, director of Pueblo Action Alliance Britt Wray, postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University focused on the intersection of mental health and the climate crisis The impacts of climate change may come fast or slow. A wildfire amplified by drought may rip through a town in a matter of hours, or rising seas may take years to destroy a neighborhood. Health impacts may show up in months, or take the form of devastating cancer rates that rise over a decade. Regardless of speed or intensity, the climate emergency will impact us all. How do we live alongside climate disruption? This story is part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening coverage of the climate story. Related Links: Pueblo Action Alliance Eco-anxiety and Gen Dread We have been nominated for a Webby! Please give us your vote as the Best Science and Education Limited Series in the 25th Annual People's Voice Award below: https://vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/2021/podcasts/limited-series-specials/science-education Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.2	This is Climate One. I'm Greg Dalton.
0:33.2	We've been living with the impacts of climate change for years,
0:36.2	but those impacts don't all hit the same way.
0:38.9	For some, the ramifications are immediate. We go under our back porch, and my husband picked up
0:45.0	hot embers, and we looked out and saw flames that appeared to be in our lower property.
0:55.1	For others, it can mean combating systems of oppression that have made the climate crisis worse.
0:59.9	Climate change isn't just about protecting the natural world.
1:03.9	It's also about protecting our culture and who we are because we've resisted against so many
1:09.9	colonial forces for so long.
1:12.1	Those experiences can be traumatic and affect our mental and physical health in real ways.
1:17.3	Humans are experiencing serious distress that can manifest as PTSD, anxiety, depression.
1:25.4	What does it mean to live with a disrupted climate?
1:28.2	Climate One conversations feature all aspects of the climate emergency, the individual and
1:33.1	the systemic, the exciting and the scary, people who are in power and people who don't
1:38.2	have access to power.
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