In our seventh episode we meet with Rachael Scott.

After a serendipitous meeting Eliza and Rachael instantly connected over meaningful conversation and common interests. Rachael shares our values in unlearning and questioning the "norm" in our changing world.

In this episode, Rachael shares with us her admiration for the natural world and how this has translated into her life's work, she is currently completing a research masters in reef restoration to complement this.

We talk about our world's climate crisis and the current 26th Conference of Parties. Rachael identifies some of the struggles we feel in fighting this crisis but helps us to realise the role we can play to help our climate and notes the positive policies being designed to manage climate change in our country. 

PLEASE NOTE:
In the episode when discussing mining companies that have not made company tax contributions it is actually meant to mention Peabody and Yancoal not Glencore. We are (real humans here unlearning as we go) sorry for the confusion.

If you would like to know more on this topic, please follow the links below and do some of your own research (knowledge is power!):

• ' A matter of Life and Death' - #COP26 2021 
• Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados at the Opening of the #COP26 World Leaders Summit 
• Book:
  All We Can Save - Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisis edited by @ayanaeliza and @drkwilkinson
• Podcast:
  @OnBeing with Krista Tippett
• Follow :
  @earthrise.studio; @atmos; @seano888
• Support
  @Seedmob; @ourislandsourhome; @theclimatecouncil

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Music Credit

• https://uppbeat.io/t/walz/ception
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