The environmental impacts of the transportation sector are immense, but that also means there are a lot of opportunities for improvement. Dan Hendry from the Get on the Bus movement, driven by Small Change Fund, joins to discuss the role of mass transit in addressing these challenges. He shares insights into how mass transportation is evolving and opportunities for improvement. Dan also explains how Get on the Bus is working to increase mass transit use among youth in communities across Canada. Resources discussed in this episode:

Get on the Bus

Dan Hendry Website

Dan Hendry Linkedin

Dan's Ted Talk

Climate Reality Project

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With so much climate disinformation out there, it can be difficult to know what to believe. Tom Spencer, Founder and Editor of IrishEVs.com and Creator of the Irish Greenwashing Awards, helps us examine the challenges associated with communicating environmental topics in an age of information overload. Tom explains the historical context that got us here and how the media landscape has changed. He also discusses strategies to recognize greenwashing and effectively communicate environmental topics with others. Resources discussed in this episode:

IrishEVs

IrishEVs Twitter

IrishEVs email

Irish Greenwashing Awards

Facing the Climate Emergency (book)

The Guardian (newsletter)

Heated (newsletter)

Drilled (podcast)

Climate Alarm Clock (podcast)

Climate Town (Youtube Channel)

Who Killed the Electric Car (documentary)

Biggest Little Farm (documentary)

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Traditional meat and dairy production have severe environmental impacts, so what if there's a better way? Dr. Elliot Swartz from the Good Food Institute joins us to talk about cultivated meat and its potential to transform the food industry. We discuss how it is created, its environmental and health impacts, and how it could impact the future of food production. Resources discussed in this episode:

Good Food Institute website

Dr. Elliot Swartz LinkedIn

Dr. Elliot Swartz Twitter

Future Food Show podcast

Business for Good podcast

Clean Meat by Paul Shapiro (book)

Not the End of the World by Hannah Ritchie (book)

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