Hot & Bothered

著者： Meredith Mazzotta Connie Lin Tabitha Schwartz
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  • We are three women from three different cities who are working to shift the climate change narrative from doom-and-gloom to solutions and inspiration. Each week, we’ll highlight local sustainability changemakers making a positive impact in our communities. We hope these stories of individual and collective actions inspire you to plant seeds of change in your own community.
    Copyright 2023 All rights reserved.
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We are three women from three different cities who are working to shift the climate change narrative from doom-and-gloom to solutions and inspiration. Each week, we’ll highlight local sustainability changemakers making a positive impact in our communities. We hope these stories of individual and collective actions inspire you to plant seeds of change in your own community.
Copyright 2023 All rights reserved.
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  • Season 1 - Wrap Up

    Season 1 - Wrap Up
    2023/10/17

    Join us for our reflection on Season 1 of Hot and Bothered! We share our ideas for Season 2 and ways to get involved, including a call for additional hosts to expand the pod. Email us at hnbpod@gmail.com if you’re interested!

    Find us on LinkedIn. Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts!

    Join our Patreon community (it’s free!) to help us evolve the podcast.

    Resources:

    • The Night That Changed San Francisco Cycling Forever | KQED
    • Flooding rushed into a doggy day care. A dispatcher called it a water leak.
    • Hola Cultura
    • Tiny little D.C. has more green buildings than most states : NPR
    • mossy.earth
    • Wolves saved Yellowstone National Park - The Northern Range
    • Mr. Trash Wheel
    • Refuse Refuse San Francisco
    • CalWave
    • Climatebase Fellowship
    • Terra.do
    • Work on Climate

    Comments or suggestions? Submit your feedback here. Music by QubeSounds.
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    21 分
  • Travys Harper Teaches Us How to Manage Stormwater in Atlanta

    Travys Harper Teaches Us How to Manage Stormwater in Atlanta
    2023/10/10

    Join us for our last episode for Season 1 to learn about “green infrastructure” from Travys Harper, Trees Atlanta’s first Green Infrastructure Manager. He shares his ideas about what to plant and designs on channeling your rainwater to not only benefit your gardens but how it can play a vital role in combating climate change in your local watersheds.

    Follow Travys on LinkedIn and Trees Atlanta on Instagram.

    Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts!

    Join our Patreon community (it’s free!) to help us evolve the podcast.

    Resources:

    • Trees Atlanta
    • City of Atlanta green infrastructure plan
    • Rain Gardens in Home Landscapes Presentation from University of Georgia’s Extension Office

    Comments or suggestions? Submit your feedback here. Music by QubeSounds.
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    37 分
  • Paawan Kothari on Greening San Francisco

    Paawan Kothari on Greening San Francisco
    2023/10/03

    Can’t get enough of trees and green infra? We got you! We sat down with Paawan Kothari from Friends of the Urban Forest about why and how we’re stubbornly trying to get trees to grow where there once were sand dunes. Listen for the low down on those winter storms and some ways to help our pollinator friends.

    You can find Paawan on LinkedIn and Friends of the Urban Forest at friendsoftheurbanforest.org.

    Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts!

    Follow us on LinkedIn and join our Patreon community (it’s free!) to help us evolve the podcast.

    Resources:

    • Adopt a Yard Tree
    • Certified Wildlife Habitat Programs

    Comments or suggestions? Submit your feedback here. Music by QubeSounds.
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    24 分
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