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Mentioned in 20 episodes

NOT THE END OF THE WORLD

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Mentioned by

Sean M. Carroll

Luisa Rodriguez

Michael Liebreich

Kelly Weinersmith

Mentioned in 20 episodes

Mentioned by

Adam Grant

when discussing evidence that most things are getting better for most people around the world.

ReThinking: Why are people acting like everything’s fine? with Rahaf Harfoush

Recommended by

Simon Hill

to support his argument for eating less meat to protect the planet.

My Take on Carnivore, Longevity Foods, Daily Supplements and Self-Improvement | AMA #2 |The Proof With Simon Hill, MSc, BSc

Mentioned by

Luisa Rodriguez

in the introduction of the podcast.

#160 – Hannah Ritchie on why it makes sense to be optimistic about the environment

Mentioned as a previous book by

Hannah Ritchie

that looks at seven of our big environmental problems.

Electric cars and plant-based meat: hype or hope? | Hannah Ritchie, PhD

Mentioned by

Ryan Angley

when discussing films that express the symptom of the end of the world.

Mentioned by

Hannah Ritchie

as a resource to learn more about the topics discussed in the podcast.

#743 - Hannah Ritchie - Why Does Everyone Believe The World Is Doomed?

Recommended by Irena Slecht as a non-fiction book offering a more optimistic perspective on climate change and its potential solutions.

Tomes will tell: books that predict the future

Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as a book with a macro view that things are getting better.

Why are people acting like everything’s fine? with Rahaf Harfoush

Mentioned by

Derek Thompson

as the author of a new book on climate change and food systems.

What’s the Best Diet for Planet Earth?

Recommended by Irena Slecht for its data-driven approach to debunking climate change doomsday myths.

Tomes will tell: books that predict the future

Mentioned by

Michael Liebreich

when introducing

Hannah Ritchie

and her previous work on dispelling environmental myths.

Less Doom, More Data: Debunking the Biggest Climate Myths | Ep223: Dr. Hannah Ritchie

Mentioned by Darian Woods as the author of a book on building a sustainable planet.

Is It Possible To Feed The World Sustainably?

Mentioned by

Mark Suster

in relation to deglobalization and geopolitical tensions.

E56: Upfront Ventures' Mark Suster on Fund Management and the Exit Landscape

Mentioned by

Sean M. Carroll

as the author of the book, highlighting its message of cautious optimism regarding environmental issues.

252 | Hannah Ritchie on Keeping Hope for the Planet Alive

Mentioned by

Daphne Koller

as a book offering an optimistic perspective on building a sustainable planet.

Daphne Koller on drug discovery and AI

Recommended by

Kelly Weinersmith

as a source of optimism, using data to address resource problems.

Should we be worried about overpopulation or depopulation?

Mentioned by

Joe Zepecki

as a book about sifting through bad news and identifying global trends showing improvement.

Trump Brings Peace to the Middle East?

Mentioned when discussing degrowth and its criticisms.

The many social and ecological benefits of a 'degrowth' world

Written by

Hannah Ritchie

, presenting data-driven optimism about achieving environmental sustainability.

The Mend is Nigh: Hannah Ritchie on How to Build a Sustainable Planet

Mentioned by

Dorian Lynskey

as an Austrian play from the 1930s about the end of the world.

694 Apocalyptic Literature (with Dorian Lynskey) | My Last Book with Charles Baxter

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