The Cambridge Climate Podcast

A long awaited climate update is here. 
Brighten up your holidays with an episode including unusual amounts of good news (only some stinky bits - literally.)
 

An insight behind the scenes at COP28 with our very own President and Vice President. With a sprinkle of discussion about climate justice and social justice, and the upcoming general election. Thanks to TCS for collaborating with us and recording this! 
Find them on instagram @thecambridgestudent
 
 

What do you get when you cross sound, music, ecology and a care for the environment? 
How can we use humanities in a practical way for the good of the environment? 
Find out in this brilliant discussion with Rhys, who explains the link between reflecting upon sounds, the spaces and communities we create and design and how this can be linked to climate action. 
 
 

Meet Joey Bream: creator of the College Carbon Impact Tool - a practical way to work out an Oxbridge college's carbon output and reduction estimations. 
Now an energy engineer, Joey's got fascinating experience in making your way into the fields of Green and Clean Tech, tips for saving energy (some as simple as the classic one we all know - turn off those lights!), and how YOU can help reduce emissions at a college level, or channel your desire to help the climate through getting into green industry start ups. 
College Carbon Impact Tool: https://scope-b.notion.site/Scope-B-College-Carbon-Impact-estimation-tool-551db43118764e31a7a85860fa9a785b
Cambridge Climate Tech Incubator (job opportunities): https://carbonthirteen.com
Sun Bear Biofuture (research team): https://www.sunbearbiofuture.com/
If you'd like to discuss the tool further with Joey, get in touch via joey@scope-b.co.uk 
 
 
 

Welcome to Week 2!We cover Saudi cut backs, BP's boundaries, useful ocean races and quite a lot of exciting new AI! Some good news this week...so why not give it a listen.
As ever, follow our instagram @cambridge.climate.society 
 
 

In this week's round up we discuss the latest sporting innovations in Cambridge, the exciting new potential of World Wide Wind, the gradual domination of a climate sceptic think tank in the UK parliament and hope for the most endangered Orangutans! 
Interested and want to be a part of the podcast? See the manifesto and apply by emailing me on ndsc2@cam.ac.uk 
As always, drop us a follow on @cambridge.climate.society on instagram. 

A fascinating interview between Aman Vernekar, president of the Cambridge Climate Society, and Reetika Revathy Subramanian. Her doctoral research seeks to make 'visible the labour and experiences of adolescent girls in the context of the climate crisis'. 

The final merry update! 
Please see a link for more information on Chiara's protest: https://juststopoil.org/2023/11/16/we-wont-let-them-get-away-with-mass-murder-for-the-sake-of-greed/
 
 

Get ready for a very special episode!! 
 
For the first 30' I speak to Will, Sam from Cambridge Climate Justice and Bracken from the Organisation of Radical Climate Activists. 
We cover their organisations’ principles (5') , what activism involves from paperwork to how to talk to police (7') , the police, public and media (10'), tactics (15') current campaigns (18'), the university's role (22') and the importance of silliness and hope (23')  
For the last 20', Chiara, recently arrested for spray painting Kings College, talks me through their work with Just Stop Oil (30'), the dire state we’re truly in (32'), emotional realisation of the news (37'), their protesting (38') and their solutions and what you can do (41') and the government's action in all the wrong places (46')!
Get involved and check out their organisations!
CCJ - https://climatejustice.soc.srcf.net/
JSO - https://juststopoil.org/
ORCA - https://xrcambridge.org/youth