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2020 was the year climate podcasts went mainstream. Here are our favorites.
These five new shows about climate solutions and activists gave us something to feel good about this year.
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21 Predictions for 2021
Twenty-one visionary climate and justice leaders point the way to progress in the year ahead.
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Doomscroll no more! These climate-concerned TikTok stars are here to inspire you.
The collective known as EcoTok offers a “greatest hits” of videos that its creators are using to raise awareness and spark climate action.
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Catching up with Andrew Simon, host of Grist’s Temperature Check
Grist’s director of programming explains how, and why, he decided to combine climate, race, and culture in a podcast he calls his “most exciting -- and terrifying -- project.”
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6 experts on the dawning of a ‘Feminist Climate Renaissance’
A new book marks the pain — but also celebrates the power — of being feminists in the climate movement.
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Seeing climate change firsthand? She’ll help you document it.
Floods, fires, or heatwaves -- Julia Kumari Drapkin is all ears when it comes to your tales of climate woe.
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Summer vacation is broke. We’re fixing it.
Grist asked four Fixers for their vacation “dupes” in the summer of quarantine.
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How to get your friends to care about the climate, according to a youth activist
Activist and hip-hop artist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez knows a thing or two about bringing people together.
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Favianna Rodriguez on why art matters in a time of crisis
During periods of national strife, disruptive art has the power to change hearts and minds.
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Meet five artists creating new responses to climate change
These artsy Fixers are bringing climate issues to museums and theaters around the country.
