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This is Climate 1.

Every place we inhabit has its own tapestry of sound.

But as the planet warms and we lose biodiversity, that sound is changing. The density and diversity of wildlife, birds, insects, frogs, and some mammals has changed radically.

In urban centers, our efforts to mitigate the climate crisis will also have an effect

on that soundscape, maybe for the better.

If we reduce the amount of car noise, say, then we hear coffee machines and you can hear

your neighbors and you hear birds singing.

The sound of the city comes forward if we reduce the soundtrack.

Will we listen to the message our world is sending us?

Or will we tune it out?

When an environment is healthy, the sounds are defined in these very carefully illustrated

niches. When it's under stress, that all breaks apart.

Stop, listen, what's that sound?

I'm Ariana Brocious.

And I'm Greg Dalton.

We're surrounded by sounds all day long.

But how often do you really stop and listen to your environment?

Whether you're hiking through the woods or sitting in a cafe with a friend,

there's an endless collection of sounds that make up those places.

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