Green Majority Radio

We discuss the need for carbon budgets in election platforms and various climate news stories, and Stefan speaks with Emma McIntosh about her recent article listing oil companies' desires for the upcoming election.

We talk about the 'cult of individual responsibility' and Amer Jandali interviews Cassia Patel from Oceanic Global about ocean policy.

We talk about Trudeau's unethical election call, climate news, and clothing news. Stefan interviews Alex Tavasoli about strange technology for harvesting lithium from the ocean.

We discuss weather/ climate news, Atlantic ocean circulation patterns and the IPCC report. Stefan interviews Sarah Buchanan of the Toronto Environmental Alliance about the IPCC report and cities.

We discuss climate news, studies, and quote some water protectors fighting Line 3. Amer Jandali interviews Annika Greve about her work with the company Loop.

Stefan speaks with members of School for Climate, Green Jobs Oshawa, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, Iron + Earth and the Council of Canadians about a fresh climate mural in Oshawa.

We talk about fires, floods, permafrost, corporate immunity, Manitoban neocolonial madness, and four climate campaigns in Canada. Stefan interviews Oscar Abello, solutions journalist and senior economics correspondent for NextCity.org.

We talk about wildfires, China’s carbon market, Canada’s colonial reckoning, Recon Africa, the international pressure of the Paris Agreement, and Canadian oil workers’ desire for a just transition. Stefan interviews Chris Gusen of 350.org about petitioning the federal government, and speaks with Matthew Klippenstein about new climate technology.

We talk about various climate stories, and Stefan and Lauren discuss how to fight climate despair and get involved in the movement. Lauren interviews Robin Tress of The Council of Canadians about the cancelled Goldboro LNG terminal in Nova Scotia.

We talk about the ‘financialization of nature’, the false solution of carbon offsets, and Canada’s carbon accounting charade. Stefan reads the TRC calls to action regarding the Indigenous children who were kidnapped, interned and murdered by the state. Stefan interviews Shelley Petrie, Program Director of the Greenbelt Foundation about protecting near-urban nature.