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Climate Actually · August 3 · 2 min

Introducing Climate Actually

Meet your host: Dr Kimberly Nicholas, climate scientist at Lund University and creator of the SHIFT guide to high impact climate action. The show's approach: facts, feelings, and action, used together to face the climate crisis rather than avoid it. The five climate superpowers: citizen, professional, investor, consumer, and role model. Why it matters: if you earn around $38,000 USD a year or more, you're in the world's top 10% of earners, a group responsible for roughly half of all household carbon emissions. What's coming: real people sharing their successes and setbacks as they take on high impact climate action, one superpower at a time. Subscribe or follow wherever you get your podcasts to catch every episode.

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  • Meet your host: Dr Kimberly Nicholas, climate scientist at Lund University and creator of the SHIFT guide to high impact climate action.
  • The show's approach: facts, feelings, and action, used together to face the climate crisis rather than avoid it.
  • The five climate superpowers: citizen, professional, investor, consumer, and role model.
  • Why it matters: if you earn around $38,000 USD a year or more, you're in the world's top 10% of earners, a group responsible for roughly half of all household carbon emissions.
  • What's coming: real people sharing their successes and setbacks as they take on high impact climate action, one superpower at a time.
  • Subscribe or follow wherever you get your podcasts to catch every episode.

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