
SEASON 4: POLITICS OF THE ANTHROPOCENE
A podcast series for students and researchers studying environmental politics.
EPISODES
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Episode 1
We're Back! Talking About the AnthropoceneHosts Peter Andree and Ryan Katz-Rosene reflect on the journey so far, revisiting key themes and topics explored over the past three seasons, while hinting at the exciting season ahead.
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Episode 2
Axe the Tax, or Face the Facts?Dr. Kathryn Harrison and Dr. Andrew Leach help unpack the federal carbon tax in Canada, exploring its mechanics, provincial variations, consumer impacts, and its role in the broader political and environmental policy landscape.
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Episode 3
Sustainability through Philanthropy?Beth Hunter of FoodBridge and Lorne Johnson of the IVEY Foundation discuss the role of philanthropy in advancing sustainability in the food system, offering insights for students, researchers, and environmental advocates alike.
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Episode 4
GeoengineeringDr. Pete Irvine and Dr. Aarti Gupta explore the science, risks, and research behind stratospheric aerosol injection, while affressing opposition from the Global South, governance challenges, and concerns for vulnerable communities.
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Episode 5
The Growth-Environmental Debate pt. 1In the first of a two-part series, co-hosts Ryan Katz-Rosene and Peter Andrée dive deep into the complex and often controversial relationship between economic growth and environmental sustainability - the subject of Ryan’s recently published book, The Growth-Environment Debate!