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World renown oceanographer & National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence, Dr. Sylvia Earle in an exclusive 1:1 interview discusses #climatechange, what it was like to be one of the first in the world to experience scuba, and what is the best thing you can do to make a difference.

A look at COP26 - Why do we have it? What actually happens there? And what can we realistically expect as outcomes?

A summary of AR6 by the IPCC working group 1. 

Part 2 of a conversation with world renown climate scientist Dr. Miner tackling Zombie Fires & what it means to be a role model for young women.

A broad ranging interview with one of the world's leading climate scientists, professor, and researcher - Dr. Kimberley Rain Miner talking about Climate Change, protecting the environment, groundbreaking research, and even a National Geographic Mt. Everest expedition.

A look at the lesser studied social cost of one of the most potent greenhouse gases & what that cost looks like when applied justly around the world.

A look at the US National Parks, their importance for scientific research & their future in a world affected by Climate Change

A look at 1 year of South of 2 Degrees as well as Earth Day news highlights from around the globe.

Adapted from part of a broader speech Brian gave at NASA, this is a deep dive into how the social sciences can be leveraged to encourage pro-environmental behavior and better address anthropogenic Climate Change

A look into where a mystery source of the banned substance CFC-11 under the Montreal Protocol may be coming from.

Are we truly coordinating our actions to address anthropogenic Climate Change or are we just a multitude of different actors taking our own path to solve a common problem?

A look at glacial lake outburst floods and a groundbreaking paper applying attribution science to better understand if they are influenced by Climate Change

A look at the 30 by 30 strategy to address the conservation of biological diversity in a world affected by anthropogenic Climate Change, it's history, scientific underpinnings and future.

Season 2 opener as well as an interview with South of 2 Degree's new lead data scientist

A discussion on how to talk about climate change using both social science along with climate science in a way that invites others in.

A look at the Paris Accord, what the commitment really is and where the US stands today after leaving the Accord.

A look at the temperature trends across the first two thirds of 2020 in the Siberian Arctic giving rise to the conditions that led to the record breaking temperature spike on June 20, 2020 in the town of Verkhoyansk.

A look at how fires in the North American Taiga shape the biome and how the Fire Weather Index misses the mark when forecasting carbon combustion.

A look at the performance of EU cities party to the EU Covenant of Mayors with regards to  reducing emission and some fascinating extrapolations from the analysis

An update on the show, a look at where it's going and addressing listener feedback