Join hosts Stu Livingstone and Karen Smith as they put a spotlight on the people that are studying and thinking about environmental change. There is so much science happening that's shedding light on not only our current impact on the planet but also the things that we can do to find a new path forward. Part of that story is about following the science, but the other part is about the people that are doing the science and the action that will spur transformative change. Subscribe to learn about our place in the environments that are emerging around us.
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#50 It's all happening at the Toronto Zoo! A conversation with Dolf Dejong (00:45:03)
In this episode, we are speaking with Dolf DeJong, Chief Executive Officer of the Toronto Zoo. Dolf has had an exciting career at the intersection of conservation, public spaces and education. Dolf jo...
#49 Is hydrogen the energy source of the future? a conversation with Joe Romm (01:14:39)
Today we are speaking with Joseph Romm, a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania Center for Science, Sustainability and the Media. Joe holds a PhD in physics from MIT and has authore...
#48 Climate science in the crosshairs with Adam Sobel (01:05:17)
In this episode we are speaking with Adam Sobel, Professor of Applied Physics, Mathematics and Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University. Adam is an atmospheric and climate scientist and...
#47 Elevating plant life in conservation research and practice with Jenny McCune (00:50:32)
In this episode we are chatting with plant community ecologist, Professor Jenny McCune of the University of Lethbridge. The goal of Jenny's research is to determine what factors drive the patterns and...
#46 The epitome of deregulation: calling Ontario's Bill 5 into question with Connie O'Connor (00:38:50)
Today we’re releasing a special episode in response to recent changes to environmental policy in Ontario. To understand these changes and their implications we had a conversation with Dr. Connie O’Con...
#45 Examining the intersection of energy, carbon and climate change in Canada with Nicholas Rivers (00:58:37)
Today, we are chatting with Dr. Nicholas Rivers, Professor in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa. His research focuses on the economics of Canadian environmenta...
#44 Using paleoecology to inform natural climate solutions with Sarah Finkelstein (00:46:55)
In this first episode of season 5, we are speaking with Dr. Sarah Finkelstein, professor and Chair of the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Toronto. Sarah’s research group seeks to bet...
#43 Coordinating global action for invasive species management with Peter Stoett (00:55:02)
Today we’re speaking with Dr. Peter Stoett. Peter is Dean of the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities at Ontario Tech University. His main research interests include international relations and la...
#42 Dispersals: on plants, borders and belonging with Jessica Lee (00:50:53)
In today's episode we’re speaking with Dr. Jessica Lee. Jessica is a British-Canadian-Taiwanese author and environmental historian, and winner of the 2019 RBC Taylor Emerging Writer Prize. She complet...
#41 Climate proofing Canada with Jason Clark (00:48:41)
Welcome back to another episode of Emerging Environments. Today we are chatting with Jason Clark, the National Director of Climate Change Advocacy at the Insurance Bureau of Canada and the Chair of Cl...
#40 Unpacking the climate geo-engineering controversy with Gwynne Dyer (01:07:52)
Today on the podcast, we speak to Dr. Gwynne Dyer. Gwynne is a British-Canadian military historian, author, professor, journalist, broadcaster, and retired naval officer. Gwynne received his PhD in 19...
#39 Diving into marine ethnoecology with Natalie Ban and Jade Steel (00:55:58)
In this episode, we connect with Dr. Natalie Ban and PhD student, Jade Steel. Natalie Ban is a professor in the School of Environmental Studies at the University of Victoria. Natalie’s research encomp...
#38 The business of climate solutions with Hansi Singh (00:55:31)
Today we are chatting with Dr. Hansi Singh, climate scientist and co-founder and CEO of Planette, a climate tech start-up. Hansi was formerly an Assistant Professor at the University of Victoria. Duri...
#37 From the prairies to the nation: Canadian conservation politics with Andrea Olive (01:05:03)
In this episode, we are speaking with Andrea Olive, a Professor in the Department of Political Science and the Department of Geography, Geomatics and Environment at the University of Toronto Mississau...
#36 Stewarding biocultural relations with Faisal Moola (00:56:16)
We are thrilled to have Dr. Faisal Moola as the first guest for our 4th season of the podcast. Faisal is an Associate Professor at the University of Guelph in the Department of Geography, Environment ...
#35 Behind the lens with Caitlin Starowicz (00:47:27)
Welcome back to the final episode of Season 3 of Emerging Environments.
In this episode we continue exploring the power of story-telling with award-winning film producer and director, Caitlin Starowi...
#34 From persuasion to connection: better communication of environmental science with Anne Toomey (01:01:52)
On this episode we connected with Dr. Anne Toomey. Anne is an interdisciplinary conservation scientist with interests in how people connect to their natural environment and the role of scientific rese...
#33 What do massive bushfires mean for stratospheric ozone levels? A conversation with Kane Stone. (00:50:52)
Joining us on the podcast today is Dr. Kane Stone, a research scientist in the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Kane completed his ...
#32 Computing the climate with Steve Easterbrook (01:07:28)
We are delighted to share our interview with Dr. Steve Easterbrook, Professor of Computer Science and Director of the School for the Environment at the University of Toronto. Before coming to U of T, ...
#31 The climate change media landscape with Hanna Morris (00:57:44)
Today we welcome Dr. Hanna Morris. Hanna is an Assistant Professor at the School of the Environment at the University of Toronto with research interests in climate change media and communication, cult...
#30 Forging alliances for the recovery of species at risk in Canada with Christie Whelan (00:52:35)
Christie Whelan is the National Manager of Species at Risk Recovery with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). She completed her Bachelor of Science in Biology at Queen’s University, and her M...
#29 Quicksilver and the black kite with David McLagan (01:00:30)
Today on the podcast we welcome Dr. David McLagan.
David is an Assistant Professor at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. He specializes in environmental geochemistry with a focus on mercury dyn...
#28 The department of wild salmon with Alexandra Morton (01:35:23)
For this 1st episode of season 3, we welcomed author, scientist and activist, Alexandra Morton. In 2021, Alexandra published her book entitled Not on my watch: how a renegade whale biologist took on g...
#27 Cultivating leadership for transformative change with Eliane Ubalijoro (00:49:36)
Éliane Ubalijoro is the Executive Director of Sustainability in the Digital Age, the Global Hub Director Future Earth in Canada and a Professor of Practice for Public-Private Sector Partnerships at Mc...
#26 The frontier of microplastics research with Chelsea Rochman (00:43:13)
For episode 26, we welcome Chelsea Rochman. Chelsea is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Toronto. She studies the sources, fates and eco...
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