What is a living building? What the heck does obsolescence mean? And where is "clothes purgatory"? All the answers and more in this week's episode.If you've been enjoying Current Climate please considering leaving us a review on Apple Podc

8. "Get me to a coral reef!"

Jul 19th, 2020 54m 43s

Vegetarian meal ideas, the economic way forward, powering through some less than ideal ocean facts, and more!If you've been enjoying Current Climate please considering leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts or sharing this podcast with a frien

7. "Amber waves of grain, purple mountains and whatever"

Jul 11th, 2020 51m 40s

What is more American than oil pipelines, cars, and red meat? Plenty of things... but these are the topics April and Sam cover in this week's episode.If you've been enjoying Current Climate please considering leaving us a review on Apple Pod

6. "Excuse me... MilkDonald's is down the street"

Jul 4th, 2020 45m 9s

Sam and April discuss ways to drink iced coffee more sustainably before getting into some climate relevant headlines and reflecting on how adorable, yet deadly, wolverines are.Solving the Climate Crisis Summary: https://climatecrisis.house.go

5. "I guess he's Aquaman's nemesis..."

Jun 27th, 2020 51m 41s

April and Sam discuss arctic heat, pitch a new comicbook villain, and get pretty heated.If you've been enjoying Current Climate please considering leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts or sharing this podcast with a friend!Email us: currentc

4. "Big government?! They're trying to save salamanders"

Jun 20th, 2020 46m 46s

April and Sam discuss how skipping the dryer went before answering some listeners' questions and getting semi-heated about a recent executive order (and Ted Cruz).Petition to protect the NEPA: https://protectnepa.org/protect-your-voice/If y

3. "I don't need a turd nerd to tell me how many cows I need"

Jun 13th, 2020 45m 20s

After discussing their plastic free shopping week, April and Sam celebrate Alexander von Humboldt, the original climate scientist, and consider some possible pros of poop.Find out more about The Invention of Nature here: https://www.andreawul

2. "They're not my leaves! They belong to the condo association!"

Jun 6th, 2020 44m 10s

After seeing how composting went, April and Sam discuss Big Oil and challenge themselves to grocery shop without plastic this week.We highly recommend reading these articles:https://350.org/dismantle-white-supremacy/https://www.washingtonpo

1. "I would think that domestic goats & wild goats are equally flammable"

May 30th, 2020 45m

Join Sam and April as they discuss a variety of environmental topics: a famous Trash Wheel, hunting, zombie fires, and composting.Check out some helpful information on composting here: https://www.nrdc.org/stories/composting-way-easier-you-thi

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