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Who do you think is the most difficult types of people to have conversations about the climate with? How can you navigate those conversations? Are the difficult conversations worth it?
Join Lizzie and Tegan this week as they explore all of these questions and much more...
And if you hadn't guess already, the action item this week that will help you get hotter and the world get cooler is to have a HOT climate conversation. And if you're feeling up to it, DM us on Instagram and tell us about it!
Happy listening xo
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Welcome to That's Hot! This week, Tegan and Lizzie play a game of "Would You Rather" with a twist - all of the options are climate change red flags. From hinge profiles that say 'not political', to people who purposefully request a takeaway coffee cup when they dine-in at a cafe, strap in for a chaotic episode.
The action item this week: don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for the hottest takes on the climate and sustainability.
And keep slaying.
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If you’ve ever sat in your office and thought, “I wish my boss or my company would take stronger action on the climate crisis”, then strap in because this episode is for you!
We're chatting to Laure Legros from WorkforClimate, a not-for-profit that’s growing a movement of influencers from inside companies, to help their organisation lead the way on climate. If you want to learn how to shift your company on climate, say hello to the WorkforClimate Academy; a self-paced online course that teaches everyday employees the skills they need to help their organisations take stronger action on the climate.
And it wouldn't be an episode of That's Hot without us leaving you with a climate action you can take to 1) get hotter and 2) help the world get cooler. This week, Laure wants you to check your if your bank and super fund are funding the fossil fuel industry. You can find out where your bank and super fund stand right now on the Market Forces website.
Other resources mentioned in this episode:
Jamie Alexander's Ted Talk: Every job is a climate job now Project Drawdown Guide: How to make every job a climate jobMarket forcesHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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When we think about climate action, we often think about buying ethically or reducing emissions. But what about the way we bank? Depending on your bank, your money could be invested in ways that do good OR in industries that cause enormous harm, like the fossil fuel industry.
In today's episode, we chat to Bank Australia’s Manager of Climate Action Strategy, Georgia Windrum, about the power that our money actually has as a form of climate action.
Your HOT climate action this week, courtesy of Georgia, is to check out Market Forces to learn more about where all of Australia's bank stand on climate action.
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What’s the difference between climate change and the weather? Why is climate change making some places colder? Is nuclear energy an effective solution to the climate crisis?
Are you looking for definitive answers to these climate FAQs? Well, we've got you covered this episode, answering ALL of these questions and SO MANY more with some help from the Research Director of Climate Science and its Impact at the Climate Council, Dr Simon Bradshaw! That's so hot!
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A LOT of you have opened up to us about your experiences and trouble with eco-anxiety, and as HUGE advocates of therapy, we thought it was time to talk to a professional.
Enter: Dr Susie Burke, a psychologist, researcher, writer, climate change campaigner and all round amazing person to chat to. From discussing the psychological barriers to climate action all the way to strategies to deal with feelings of eco- and climate-anxiety, this is NOT an episode to miss.
Here are two of the many resources Susie mentions in the episode:
Per Espen Stoknes’ incredible Ted Talk: How to transform apocalypse fatigue into action on global warmingThe Australian Psychological Society Website, which has all of the incredibly valuable information on climate anxiety and coping strategies that Susie discusses in this episodeHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Do we want kids? Is overpopulation a sustainability problem? Is overconsumption a sustainability problem? What is de-growth? How can we influence behaviour change? These are the HOT, spicy questions we're exploring in today's episode!
This week's action item for everyone to complete is to write a list of 3 things that you would do if you had an infinite about of money, think about how these are linked to carbon emissions, and then think about how you can rewrite these goals so that they're less carbon intensive. Lizzie shares a super great example of how you can do this - but you've got to listen to find out what it is!
Enjoy hotties x
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Four years after the first major School Strike for Climate, which saw 350,000 people across Australia come together to demand greater action on the climate emergency, Tegan and Lizzie get chatting with some of the organisers, speakers and attendees of this year's climate strike in Eora, Sydney.
Enter: Tegan's (questionable) vox pop career...
The school strikers sent a strong message to the federal and state governments that they will not go away until they see real climate solutions, that will end all fossil fuels, create investment in renewables, and put First Nations led solutions at the forefront of policy. Slay.
And while you're here, follow the amazing people at School Strike for Climate on IG immediately:
https://www.instagram.com/schoolstrikeforclimate/https://www.instagram.com/schoolstrikeforclimatesydney/Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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There's two words that have been doing the rounds lately that we need to talk about: the Safeguard Mechanism. What the heck it is?!
In today's episode, we're chatting to Leigh Ewbank, a climate campaigner for Climate Action Network Australia (CANA), who is talking us through the safeguard mechanism, and the amendments to it that have been proposed by the Labor government. We also talk about something Leigh has been working on in response to the proposed amendments, the Dirty Dozen campaign!
BONUS INFO:
CANA and a bunch of other incredible climate organisations are staging a digital Day of Action to Safeguard our Climate THIS FRIDAY the 10th of March.
Head to the link below to find out what you need to do to get involved in sending the Labor government a powerful message that they need to Safeguard our Climate, not polluter profits.
https://www.cana.net.au/dayofaction
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Have you ever considered the impact of your morning coffee? ☕️
In today’s episode of the podcast, we chat to Brianna Kerr from Kua Coffee, a climate positive social enterprise that puts impact at the centre of everything they do. Learn everything you need to know about the coffee industry, how climate change will (and already is) impacting it, and how Kua Coffee do business a little different (and in the hottest way possible).
You can find our more about Kua here: https://kuacoffee.co/
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We'll admit it. 2023 is getting away from us... I mean it's mid-February and we're only just getting our first episode from the year up. BUT here it is, and it's giving HOT girls going through existential crisis.
Join us while we discuss the complexities of climate change storytelling (and if you're interested in this topic, please please read the article linked below - it's amazing), our thoughts on the individual vs. collective action debate, and the biggest question we have at the moment: how can we keep momentum in the climate movement?
Happy listening hotties!
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2023/jan/12/rebecca-solnit-climate-crisis-popular-imagination-why-we-need-new-stories
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It's our final episode of the year, so it's time we break down the the hottest (and not-est) news stories of 2022!
Want to read more into each of the news stories in this episode? Make sure you subscribe to our monthly 'Power-Up' newsletter, which will drop Friday 30th December and include ALL of these hot and not stories.
Head to our Linktree to sign up: linktr.ee/projectplanetaus
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Welcome back to our two-part COP series! From the monumental agreement to develop a Loss and Damage Fund, to Australia's new and improved global image, we cover everything you need to know about the latest COP - COP 27 - in this episode.
As always, we're ending the episode with an act of hotness - something hot you can do or implement or change - that will have an impact.
This week, we've got a YouTube videos we want you to watch! It's one of the incredibly passionate and moving speeches we talk about in this week's episode from Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados. Happy watching...
https://youtu.be/5J0egwAfO0w
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This week, we're asking a HUGE question: Do individual changes make a difference? You'll have to listen to the episode to find out if individual climate actions are HOT or NOT!
As always, we're leaving you with something hot you can do, implement or change that will have an impact (especially since that's what this episode is all about)!
This week, we're challenging you to switch up the way that they travel for the rest of this week - that means walking, riding, or catching public transport to work, rather than driving! Share a photo of you doing this to our Instagram @projectplanetaus and we’ll reshare it (because we love sharing HOT acts).
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Welcome back to your weekly climate glow up, That's Hot! In the next two episodes, we're exploring everything COP (Conference of the Parties, that is). Don't know what that is?! Well you've come to the best place to learn.
Today, we're taking a walk down memory lane, looking at all of the key moments from COP 1 to COP 26, and everything that Australia has (and hasn't) committed to on the world stage to reduce carbon emissions.
Usually, we'd end every episode with an act of hotness (an actionable thing you can do to have a positive impact), BUT we're going to leave it until the end of our second COP episode. So this week, all we ask if you listen and learn!
If you've got ANY questions about COP that you want us to answer in part two, send us a DM at @projectplanetaus!
xoxo
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Welcome back to episode 2 of That's Hot by Project Planet! So glad you're back to get even hotter with us.
This episode, we explore the complexities of defining sustainability, looking at the difference between weak and strong sustainability and exploring the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. We even ask the big question, "Do you think it's possible to be 100% sustainable?".
Just like last week, we're leaving you with an act of hotness (an actionable thing you can do to have a positive impact) to complete this week. This one's fun: don't buy anything new this week. Think about ways you can reuse what you already have, whether that's using up all of the food in your fridge and pantry before heading back to the shops, or buying your weekend's outfit second hand. Then start a conversation with your friends about this!
Send us a DM over on Instagram to let us know what you do this week!
Bye hotties!
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Welcome to our second episode of That's Hot! In today's episode, Lizzie and I explore what's in Labor's budget for the climate.
Is it hot?! Is it not?! You'll have to listen to find out...
Every episode will end with an act of hotness (an actionable thing you can do to have a positive impact), and this week, we're asking you to head on over to the Guardian, where you can pretend to be the Treasurer (link below). How will you spend the country's money?! Try scrapping the stage-three tax cuts to see just how much money could be spent elsewhere)!
So, what are you waiting for?!
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/datablog/ng-interactive/2022/oct/25/be-the-treasurer-scrap-the-tax-cuts-spend-money-or-pay-down-the-debt
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Welcome to our first episode of That's Hot! We're kicking it off by exploring the Labor parties (not so new anymore) climate legislation.
The Bill outlines Australia's greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets of a 43% reduction from 2005 levels by 2030 and net zero by 2050; requires the minister to prepare and table an annual climate change statement; requires the Climate Change Authority to give the minister advice in relation to the annual statement and future greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets; and provides for periodic reviews of the operation of the Act.
Is it hot?! Is it not?! You'll have to listen to find out...
Every episode will end with an act of hotness (an actionable thing you can do to have a positive impact), and this week, we're asking you to head on over to the Green Electricity Guide (link below) and check the rating of your current electricity provider. As outlined in the Guide, by switching to greener electricity providers, together we can force dirty coal and gas out of the grid and bring more renewable electricity in, sending a clear message to electricity companies that it’s time to get serious about tackling climate change.
So, what are you waiting for?!
https://greenelectricityguide.org.au/
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