

The hurricanes shaking the US election – podcast
Oct 15, 2024
Oliver Milman, a Guardian US environment reporter, shares his insights on how recent hurricanes may shift the political discourse around climate change. Florida resident Alexandra Marcella recounts her emotional journey during Hurricanes Helene and Milton, highlighting personal challenges faced amid natural disasters. The conversation explores the effects of misinformation, the urgency of climate action in electoral contexts, and the complexities of addressing environmental issues alongside immediate voter concerns. Will the climate crisis shape upcoming elections?
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Hurricanes Amidst Personal Trials
02:07 • 19min
Voting Amidst Climate Concerns and Community Division
21:05 • 3min
The Role of Climate Crisis in Election Dynamics
23:58 • 2min
Contradictions in Climate Policy: Achievements and Challenges
26:05 • 4min
The Vital Intersection of Politics and Climate Crisis
30:29 • 4min