148. The Future is Intersectional with Leah Thomas

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Climate Change and Energy - What's Next?

01:33 • 3min

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The Name of the Podcast Is Hallihea Pocast Yeshali.

04:11 • 2min

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Maps of the Marine Activeti Sanctuary

05:52 • 2min

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Cop 27 - A Great Leader to Cop 27

07:22 • 2min

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The Window for Action Is Clearly Closing

09:34 • 3min

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The Intersectional Environmentalist, a Resource Hub in a Platform Advocating for Exploring the Relationship Between Social Justice and Environmentalism

12:08 • 3min

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The Black Lives Matter Movement in the United States

14:55 • 3min

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The Black Lives Matter Movement and Environmental Justice

17:32 • 1min

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The Environmental Justice Movement in the United States

18:56 • 2min

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I Love Intersectional Environmentalism

21:25 • 2min

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Is There a New Kind of Politics Emerging in the World?

23:11 • 2min

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What Do You Think About Intersectional Environmentalism?

24:51 • 4min

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The Relationship Between Clean Air and People Not Being Able to Breathe

28:25 • 2min

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Are You Equally Frustrated With This and Ad?

30:12 • 2min

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Is There a Nuance in Accessibility?

32:36 • 3min

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The Nap Ministry's Rest Is Resistance

36:04 • 2min

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Corporate Responsibility for Climate Reparations

38:00 • 2min

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Is There a Better Way to Work With Environmentalists?

39:42 • 2min

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Green Energy Transition

41:43 • 2min

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The Last Question - Would You Like to Ask Lea That Question?

43:20 • 3min

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The Future Is Intersectional

46:19 • 3min

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Leawe, Thank You. We Have to Let You Go.

49:09 • 1min

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Lea's Interview With Christiana Abbey

50:35 • 4min

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The Essence of Intersectional Environmentalism

54:14 • 3min

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Avigail Kime, Thank You So Much!

56:45 • 2min

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Afi in the West, I Have You On.

58:16 • 5min

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The Outrage and Optimism Podcast - Clay's Lost Voice

01:03:30 • 3min