Green Majority Radio

Stefan interviews Kat Cadungog, Executive Director of the Foundation for Environmental Stewardship, about youth activism, finding your place within the movement and creating transformational change.

We talk about cancelling renewables in Alberta, Suncor, Hawaii, cocaine sharks and veganism. Stefan speaks with Amanda Giang, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at UBC, about scientific modelling.

Stefan speaks with Jennifer, an organizer of non-violent civil disobedience about an Ottawa campaign, and David Gray-Donald, Publisher and Editorial Director of the Grind, about media's role in movement building. - To support The Grind: https://www.thegrindmag.ca/support-the-grind - Follow The Grind on Twitter and Instagram @thegrindto - To plan an event about the book The End of This World: Climate Justice in So-called Canada, please contact Sara at the publisher, Between the Lines: publicity@btlbooks.com

We talk about a tenant's strike, Fairy Creek, firefighters, Biden, and MMIWG. Stefan interviews Julia Levin of Environmental Defence about "inefficient" fossil fuel subsidies.

The three of us discuss the last two chapters of The End of This World: Climate Justice in So-Called Canada.

We talk about housing as a climate measure, the institutional incapacity to care, and various climate news. Stefan interviews Andre Forsythe of the Canadian Climate Challenge about their new project in Scarborough.

Stefan and Lauren talk about adaptation, and Lauren speaks with Sehjal Bhargava, a doctor at the University of Ottawa, and Robin Tress from Council of Canadians about ‘public health’ and climate change.

Stefan speaks with author Cynthia Kaufman about her new book: Consumerism, Sustainability, and Happiness: How to Build a World Where Everyone Has Enough.

We talk about temperature trends, OceanGate, oil spills and oil companies. Stefan speaks with sustainable economist Tim Nash.

Lauren speaks with Amara Possian of 350.org, Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, and Aliénor Rougeot of Environmental Defence about Canada’s “Sustainable Jobs Act.”