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Daniel Shneider
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Bridging the Carbon Gap
Ellie Johnston on Climate Interactive and climate impacts in her hometown of Asheville, NC
Ellie Johnston is the Director of Programs at Climate Interactive, an organization that builds online simulators to let everyone test out the most effective strategies to limit climate change.Johnston also happens to live in Asheville, North Carolina, a city that bore the full brunt of flooding from Hurricane Helene in late September, 2024. In our interview, which took place two months after the storm, she describes her first hand experience with the most destructive hurricane to strike the US since Katrina in 2005. Many people lost their lives, many homes were washed away, and there was no functioning...
2025-03-30
56 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Adam Aron: psychological insights for building the climate movement
Helena Rambler, a high school junior, and Adam Aron, a professor of psychology at the University of California San Diego, discuss the emotional challenges of addressing climate change. Adam shares his journey from his rise in the field of cognitive neuroscience, to his growing concern about climate change, and then to his surprising career switch to learn, and teach, what makes movements effective. He emphasizes the importance of collective action, social obligation, and the need for high school curricula to address climate change as a political and social issue. Aron's class at UCSD incorporates collective action projects, a...
2025-03-08
44 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Gail Whiteman: how to explain climate impacts as a risk to what we love
Gail Whiteman is a Professor of Sustainability at the University of Exeter Business School, and a social science expert on how decision-makers make sense of systemic global risks from climate change and other environmental threats. Since 2012, Whiteman is the Professor-in-Residence at the World Business Council for Sustainable Development and is actively involved in building science-based targets for collective business action. She is a past member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on Frontier Risk, keynote speaker at Davos in 2023, “Unlocking the Polar Crisis” with HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, and in 2020, “What’s at Stake: T...
2025-02-17
42 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Mariana of Climáximo: the importance of emotions, how to face the truth, and climate as context
Mariana is an organizer with Climáximo, a climate justice direct action group in Portugal. Cindy Ye and Adeline Sauberli, seniors at Stuyvesant High School, and Helena Rambler, a junior at Hunter College High School, spoke to Mariana on November 17, 2024: after the US election which brought Trump back into the White House, and before the fires in Los Angeles.Mariana describes the anxiety about climate change among young people in Portugal, the short window of time for phasing out fossil fuels, and the need for alternative paths to prevent climate collapse. She highlights the importance of...
2025-02-02
1h 02
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Carolyn McGrath and Kate Schapira: An Educator's Guide to Climate Emotions
Carolyn McGrath and Kate Schapira co-authored An Educator's Guide to Climate Emotions, a project from the Climate Psychology Alliance of North America."The human-driven processes and impacts of climate change are disrupting young people’s lives and are putting their homes, institutions, and physical and mental health at risk. While young people may not always talk about these experiences in school or act outwardly distressed, their feelings about climate change are still making their way into the classroom. What can educators do to help young people navigate these difficult emotions?"David Case, a senior at Hu...
2025-01-14
50 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Christopher Shaw on the social transformation needed to solve climate change
Dr. Christopher Shaw is an independent climate communications expert. Chris was previously Head of Research at Climate Outreach, where among the reports he worked on is the IPCC handbook for climate scientists on how to communicate effectively. Chris is also author of the book Liberalism and the Challenge of Climate Change. (London: Routledge 2023)From the publisher's website:"In this book Christopher Shaw analyses how liberalism has shaped our understanding of climate change and how liberalism is legitimated in the face of a crisis for which liberalism has no answers."...
2024-12-01
47 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Gianluca Grimalda on international travel without flight, and the impact of climate change on Pacific islands
Dr. Gianluca Grimalda was fired by his employer, a German research institute, after refusing to travel by plane for his return from Papua New Guinea, where he was conducting research on the social impacts of climate change. To reduce his own carbon footprint Dr. Grimalda instead chose to make his way back to Germany by ferry and then overland, a trip that took 72 days, but saved 9/10ths of the emissions that he would have been responsible for by using air travel.In his journey he crossed many borders and met dozens of friendly traveling companions, and his...
2024-06-01
48 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Drew Pendergrass: physicist, climate scientist, writer, activist, game developer
With Troy Vettese, Drew Pendergrass is the co-author of the book Half-Earth Socialism, which comes with a free online video game, play.half.earth.Pendergrass graduated summa cum laude from Harvard in 2020 with a BA in Physics and Mathematics and a minor in English, and is now doing his Ph.D in Environmental Science and Engineering at Harvard's Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. His research in atmospheric physics includes work on real time satellite tracking of pollutants."My work imagines how humanity can democratically govern itself in an age of environmental crisis. In...
2024-04-08
43 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Gaya Herrington: from working in finance to studying paths to global sustainability
While working at the consulting firm KPMG, the econometrician Gaya Herrington undertook an update of the social and environmental projections in the 1972 MIT report "Limits to Growth."Her research formed her thesis for her Masters in Sustainability at Harvard, and then gained attention in the press after being published in 2020. In this episode, Gaya describes her path to studying sustainability and the solutions proposed in her free book, "Five Insights for Avoiding Global Collapse: What a 50-Year-Old Model of the World Taught Me About a Way Forward for Us Today." The abstract of...
2024-03-19
48 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Alice Hu on becoming a full time climate activist after graduating from Columbia University
Alice Hu works with New York Communities for Change and has participated in several of their most visible actions, including storming the Hamptons with plastic pitchforks to call attention to the enormous carbon footprints and destructive investments of the billionaires that vacation there. Hu also joined with fellow protestors to visit a live broadcast of the morning show The View and interrupt Ted Cruz, to spotlight the lack of coverage of climate change on ABC.In this episode, Alice describes her path to becoming a full time climate activist after graduating from Columbia University.Hosts...
2023-08-28
41 min
Marketing Talks, hosted by Daniel Mor
Hosting Amir Shneider, Head of Marketing at Voom Insurance
שוב אנחנו כאןבעוד פרק של Marketing Talks הפעם, הזמנתי אורח שהכרתי לאחרונה, והוא מנהל את מחלקת השיווק של אחד הסטארט-אפים הבועטים בתעשיית ה-Insure-tech, בשם Voom insurance.אמיר שניידר, איש שיווק ותיק ומנוסה, רב פעלים ויכולות התארח בפרק הזה, והיה מעניין במיוחד. בין השאר עלו נושאים בלהט התקופה למשל האם זו העת ללחוץ על הגז בפרסום ממומן, שכן דווקא עכשיו כשהמון מפרסמים עוצרים יש עדויות שמחירי המדיה בנסיגה, או דווקא ליישר קו עם התקופה ולחסוך ליום גשום. בנוסף, פתחנו את נושא האינהאוס מול מיקור חוץ, אילו תפקידים יותר נח להוציא החוצה, מה עדיף לשמור בפנים? אמיר סיפר על קהילה שהקים אי שם ב-2015, וקינחנו בפעילות משפיענים מיוחדת שהם מריצים כבר תקופה ב-Voom.מחכים לכם בפנים :)האזנה נעימה 🎙
2023-06-04
37 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Julien Dossier on climate politics in France and making a 14th c. fresco into a vision of sustainability
Julien Dossier is an expert in climate policy and the co-author of the 2017 carbon neutrality plan for Paris. He founded Quattrolibri, a consulting firm that designs low carbon transition strategies for clients. His current project is a book and a program, Renaissance Ecologique, for which he created a modern version of a 14th century Italian fresco to give us a view of what an ecological Renaissance might look like. Nicolas Wu, Daniel Schneider, and Ajani Stella spoke to Julien on May 4, 2022, just a few weeks after the French presidential election. In re-presenting this interview, we've placed his answers i...
2023-03-11
35 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Rebecca Willis on solving climate change with more democracy
Rebecca Willis is a Professor in Energy & Climate Governance at Lancaster Environment Centre, where she leads the Climate Citizens project. In 2020 she was an Expert Lead for Climate Assembly UK, the Citizens’ Assembly established by the UK Parliament. Rebecca is a Trustee of the New Economics Foundation and an adviser to the National Lottery’s Climate Action Fund. She features on the Woman’s Hour Our Planet Power List which highlights 30 women making an impact by helping to protect our planet. Her book, Too Hot To Handle? The democratic challenge of climate change was published by Bristol University Press in March...
2023-03-10
51 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Julien Dossier on climate politics in France and making a 14th c. fresco into a vision of sustainability [Season 2, Episode 3]
Julien Dossier is an expert in climate policy and the co-author of the 2017 carbon neutrality plan for Paris. He founded Quattrolibri, a consulting firm that designs low carbon transition strategies for clients. His current project is a book and a program, Renaissance Ecologique, for which he created a modern version of a 14th century Italian fresco to give us a view of what an ecological Renaissance might look like. Nicolas Wu, Daniel Schneider, and Ajani Stella spoke to Julien on May 4, 2022, just a few weeks after the French presidential election. In re-presenting this interview, we've placed his answers i...
2023-03-10
35 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Julien Dossier on climate politics in France, the Paris 2050 plan, and making an ecological renaissance [Season 2, Episode 2]
Julien Dossier is an expert in climate policy and the co-author of the 2017 carbon neutrality plan for Paris. He founded Quattrolibri, a consulting firm that designs low carbon transition strategies for clients. His current project is a book and a program, Renaissance Ecologique, for which he created a modern version of a 14th century Italian fresco to give us a view of what an ecological Renaissance might look like. Nicolas Wu, Daniel Schneider, and Ajani Stella spoke to Julien on May 4, 2022, just a few weeks after the French presidential election. In re-presenting this interview, I've placed his answers i...
2023-02-19
35 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Stuart Capstick and the Center for Climate Change and Social Transformations
In the first episode of the second season, Daniel Shneider and Ajani Stella, students at Hunter College High School in NYC, talk to Dr. Stuart Capstick, Deputy Director of the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations (CAST Centre). Dr. Capstick researches public understanding of climate change, and the ways in which citizens’ involvement can lead to action. He co-leads a research theme with the CAST Centre focussed on real-world trials to inform low-carbon transformations; this work involves collaborations with NGOs, industry and the Welsh Government. He is a lead author of the UN Environment Programme 2020 ‘Emissions Gap’ report chapte...
2022-06-19
49 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Kim Nicholas on wine and climate change [Season 1, Episode 5]
In this episode, we join Professor Kim Nicholas of Lund University's Centre for Sustainability Studies to talk about her work and experiences as a climate researcher and activist. Dr. Nicholas is an expert on high impact actions one can take to reduce one’s carbon footprint. We also talk to her about her earlier research on wine, as a Californian from Sonoma Valley with a Stanford PhD focused on climate and agriculture.Send us a text
2022-04-22
25 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
David Bookbinder on teaching climate change in high schools, and Massachusetts v. EPA [Season 1, Episode 6]
In this episode, we speak with David Bookbinder of the Niskanen Center, who as Sierra Club's Chief Climate Counsel initiated Massachusetts v. EPA, the foundational climate law in the United States.We talk about how a climate change-focused high school curriculum could be built, shifting our attention away from specific degree targets, and instead thinking about how education can help change our carbon-intensive lifestyles and prepare students to adapt to a less stable climate. We also discuss the significance of Massachusetts v EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), a 2007 Supreme Court case which held (5-4) that the EPA had...
2022-04-22
40 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Ro Randall on the psychology of climate change concern & action
In this episode, we speak with Rosemary Randall, a British psychotherapist who researches how people respond emotionally to information about climate change. With Andy Brown, Randall developed the award winning Carbon Conversations project which uses a psychological, small-group approach to helping people reduce carbon emissions.Gabriel, Kevin, and Adam talk about their personal feelings about the climate crisis, and Ro explains how they may not have reached their “epiphany moment,” in which someone has a sudden realization, often triggered by an event, story, or piece of media, that causes people to realize, and face, the severity of clim...
2022-04-22
52 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
When do rising temperatures pose a risk to us? Climate scientist Radley Horton on how extreme heat and humidity can combine to threaten human health [Season 1, Episode 2]
In this episode, we speak to Dr. Radley Horton of Columbia University about the danger of high wet bulb temperatures, which happen when heat waves and high humidity combine . We go into the impact of rising temperatures on different geographical locations, and how increasing temperatures can impact people living in certain parts of the world. In addition, we touch on the problem that wealthy countries who contribute the most to environmental problems often have means to protect against the consequences. Thank you for listening to Bridging the Carbon Gap!Send us a text
2022-04-14
21 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Meteorologists and Climate Change with Jeff Berardelli [Season 1, Episode 3]
In this episode, we interview meteorologist Jeff Berardelli of CBS in New York City, who views himself as a teacher of climate change to viewers of the weather on TV. We talked about a story he did on the Dust Bowl, his knowledge about the California wildfires, and how climate change intersects with weather reporting. Thank you for listening to Bridging the Carbon Gap!Send us a text
2022-04-14
15 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Shipping, aviation research, and climate change with Alice Larkin [Season 1, Episode 4]
In this episode, we speak with climate researcher Alice Larkin, Professor of Climate Science and Energy Policy and Head of the School of Engineering at the University of Manchester. Dr. Larkin describes her research on reducing the emissions from the vital sectors of shipping and aviation. We also learn about the wide-reaching social impact of discussing sustainability with peers. Thank you for listening to Bridging the Carbon Gap!Send us a text
2022-04-14
27 min
Bridging the Carbon Gap
Aarne Granlund's Personal Emission Reductions in North Karelia [Season 1, Episode 1]
In the first episode of Bridging the Carbon Gap, we talk to Finnish climate activist Aarne Granlund about personal choices he has made to cut down his individual carbon emissions, from dramatic changes like moving from Helsinki to North Karelia, a region in which there is more concrete action addressing climate change, to smaller changes like being conscious about unnecessary driving. We discuss why Mr. Granlund made these choices, even though they will have little effect on total emissions: he has been able to talk about his experience and encourage others to make the lifestyle changes that they are...
2022-04-13
21 min
CONOCE AMA Y VIVE TU FE con Luis Román
Episodio 206: ✝️ Agua Bendita en las Iglesias y el Coronavirus 😷 Importancia de los Sacramentales 🛐
Luis Roman nos habla de la Importancia del Agua Bendita y los Sacramentales. También nos comenta el problema de quitar el Agua Bendita de las Iglesia por el Coronavirus. Nos exhorta a tenerlos en la casa.Relacionados al tema:😪 ¿Obedecemos a los desobedientes? 🤷♂️ https://youtu.be/8YvdUSkXYT4😶 Obispo Shneider: Prohibición de la Comunión en la boca 🛐 Comunión Espiritual 😷 Corona-virus https://youtu.be/sI1F_ar4OWM😷 Coronavirus ✝️ Iglesia Cerradas 🛐 Misas sin público 😪 Comunión en la Mano https://youtu.be/2gaSpeWLjRY🤦♀️ Comunión en la mano nada que ver con la Iglesia Primitiva ✝️ Peligros donde comulgan en la mano h...
2020-03-06
15 min
CONOCE AMA Y VIVE TU FE con Luis Román
Episodio 205: 🤦♂️ Seamos obedientes 🙏 Corona-virus 😷 Comunión en la Mano
Luis Roman nos habla de la obediencia y fidelidad a la Iglesia y por consecuencia a Cristo a la luz de la situación con el Coronavirus. Relacionados al tema:😪 ¿Obedecemos a los desobedientes? 🤷♂️ https://youtu.be/8YvdUSkXYT4😶 Obispo Shneider: Prohibición de la Comunión en la boca 🛐 Comunión Espiritual 😷 Corona-virus https://youtu.be/sI1F_ar4OWM😷 Coronavirus ✝️ Iglesia Cerradas 🛐 Misas sin público 😪 Comunión en la Mano https://youtu.be/2gaSpeWLjRY🤦♀️ Comunión en la mano nada que ver con la Iglesia Primitiva ✝️ Peligros donde comulgan en la mano https://youtu.be/fFyi-_IJ6Rk🛐 A Jesús no se le recibe en la mano 🚫🖐 https...
2020-03-05
19 min
CONOCE AMA Y VIVE TU FE con Luis Román
Episodio 203: 😶 Obispo Shneider: Prohibición de la Comunión en la boca 🛐 Comunión Espiritual 😷 Coronavirus
El siguiente artículo se publicó por primera vez en Rorate Caeli y se reproduce con el permiso del obispo Schneider. Lifesite news lo publicó en Inglés y Conoce Ama y Vive tu Fe lo ha traducido al español. Luis Román nos comenta sobre el mismo y nos comparte las palabras del Obispo Shneider referentes a que hacer en la situación de que no nos permitan recibir al Señor en en Sacramento de la Eucaristía en la boca. Aquí está el texto en español:http://conoceamayvivetufe.com/2020/03/02/obispo-schneider-la-prohibicion-de-la-comunion-en-la-boca-constituye-un-abuso-de-autoridad-situacion-con-el-coronavirus/ REDEMPTI...
2020-03-04
11 min