Astrid Caldas's guest appearances

Astrid Caldas

Public Health United

Future of Life Institute Podcast

Think 100%: The Coolest Show

Steven Pinker

Jim Webb

John Durant

Mike Johnson

Yuval Noah Harari

Mike Morrison

Fran Moore

David Peters

Dario Amodei

Tom Quinn

Robin Hanson

Stuart Russell

Sean Carroll

Mike Ward

Peter Hotez

OwlTail

Despite the global scale of the climate crisis, its impacts will vary drastically at the local level. Not Cool Episode 15 looks at the unique struggles facing different communities — both human and non-human — and the importance of equity in climate adaptation. Ariel is joined by Astrid Caldas, a senior climate scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, to discuss the types of climate adaptation solutions we need and how we can implement them. She also talks about biodiversity loss, ecological grief, and psychological barriers to change.Topics discussed include:-Climate justice and equity in climate adaptation-How adaptation differs for different communities-Local vs. larger scale solutions -Potential adaptation measures and how to implement them-Active vs. passive information-Adaptation for non-human species-How changes in biodiversity will affect humans-Impact of climate change on indigenous and front line communities

Despite the global scale of the climate crisis, its impacts will vary drastically at the local level. Not Cool Episode 15 looks at the unique struggles facing different communities — both human and non-human — and the importance of equity in climate adaptation. Ariel is joined by Astrid Caldas, a senior climate scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, to discuss the types of climate adaptation solutions we need and how we can implement them. She also talks about biodiversity loss, ecological grief, and psychological barriers to change. Topics discussed include: -Climate justice and equity in climate adaptation -How adaptation differs for different communities -Local vs. larger scale solutions  -Potential adaptation measures and how to implement them -Active vs. passive information -Adaptation for non-human species -How changes in biodiversity will affect humans -Impact of climate change on indigenous and front line communities

Not Cool Ep 15: Astrid Caldas on equitable climate adaptation

Astrid Caldas is a climate change scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists. During this podcast episode, she explains some of the best practices to get communities and politicians engaged and listening about climate change. In this episode, Astrid says that" [ We ] need to talk science in ways that speak to people, like about people's health, people's pocketbooks, people's core values, there's always something that will touch people." and check out our show links at www.publichealthunited.org and follow us on Twitter, Instagram Facebook at PHUscicomm and drscicomm.

Astrid Caldas is a climate change scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists. During this podcast episode, she explains some of the best practices to get communities and politicians engaged and listening about climate change. In this episode, Astrid says that" [ We ] need to talk science in ways that speak to people, like about people's health, people's pocketbooks, people's core values, there's always something that will touch people." and check out our show links at <a href="http://www.publichealthunited.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.publichealthunited.org</a> and follow us on Twitter, Instagram Facebook at PHUscicomm and drscicomm.

 Episode 71: Communicating Climate Change with Astrid Caldas 