Discussing the scam of plastic recycling and how industry lobbies protect the market for plastic. Revealing misconceptions about plastic recycling efficiency. Obama's role in America's oil production. Microplastics found in unborn babies. The need for better tech and a better world.

Dharna Noor, a climate reporter at Guardian US and former Boston Globe climate producer, breaks down the outcomes of COP29. She shares her firsthand experiences from the conference, highlighting the central themes of climate finance and the complex negotiations between developed and developing nations. The intense discussions around a proposed $300 billion annual contribution are revealed, along with insights into the influence of the fossil fuel industry. Dharna emphasizes the critical role of quality journalism in shaping climate discourse and action.

Dharna Noor, a climate reporter at Earther, dives into the historical ties between the fossil fuel industry and education. She reveals how Big Oil has shaped educational content for decades, crafting narratives that limit critical climate discussions. Noor highlights striking contrasts in climate awareness among children in the Marshall Islands versus adults influenced by industry messaging. The conversation uncovers the insidious tactics that fossil fuel companies use to shape young minds and the urgent need for a balanced perspective on energy education.