ADAPT

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In the ADAPT podcast, host Brendan Rivers talks with six people who are working to help Northeast Florida adapt to sea level rise and climate change. Guests include Florida’s first-ever Chief Resilience Officer and an environmental psychologist who teaches people how to talk about climate change. The ADAPT podcast comes from WJCT Public Media in Jacksonville, Florida, which is also behind the digital magazine ADAPT, at adaptflorida.org.

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  1. 06/10/2021

    A Q&A With Jacksonville’s First-Ever Chief Resilience Officer

    Anne Coglianese, Jacksonville’s first CRO, has been on the job since July, 2021. She came to Jacksonville from New Orleans, where she served as Coastal Resilience Manager from 2017 to 2020.

    24 phút

  2. 25/01/2020

    The Coordinator: Sean Lahav

    Northeast Florida Regional Council Resiliency Coordinator Sean Lahav is just 24, but he’s already coordinating resilience efforts across all of Florida’s First Coast. His job includes getting “movers and shakers” from the private sector to think about incorporating sea level rise into their plans.

    25 phút

  3. 25/01/2020

    The Planner: Shane Corbin

    LEED certification, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, was created to encourage builders to be more sustainable. But last year, the entire city of Atlantic Beach undertook the process. City Manager Shane Corbin says the data gathering it required has given planners a roadmap for improving everything from energy efficiency to the amount of waste residents generate.

    22 phút

  4. 25/01/2020

    The City's Tree Guy: Richard Leon

    Trees do all sorts of amazing things — trap and store carbon, protect us from floods, absorb pollutants and increase property values. Jacksonville’s Urban Forestry Manager Richard Leon looks at them as critical urban infrastructure and plans to plant as many as possible in the nation’s biggest city.

    19 phút

  5. 25/01/2020

    The Conversation Starter: Lauren Watkins

    Scientists say the most important thing individuals can do to help fight climate change is to talk about it. But 64% of Americans say they rarely or never do. Lauren Watkins is trying to fix that. She teaches people how to have productive, non-polarizing conversations about environmental issues. She opens up her toolkit for us — and opens up about the communication challenges in her own family.

    24 phút

  6. 25/01/2020

    The Scientist: Adam Rosenblatt

    Before we can talk about what to do about climate change, we have to understand what it is. Luckily, University of North Florida biology Professor Adam Rosenblatt has experience explaining the basics to his classes. He breaks down the science and then talks about his advocacy efforts on the local, state and national level.

    23 phút

  7. 21/01/2020

    ADAPT Trailer

    Last year was the hottest-ever on record in Jacksonville—where some areas of town are still recovering from the last major hurricane.

    1 phút
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In the ADAPT podcast, host Brendan Rivers talks with six people who are working to help Northeast Florida adapt to sea level rise and climate change. Guests include Florida’s first-ever Chief Resilience Officer and an environmental psychologist who teaches people how to talk about climate change. The ADAPT podcast comes from WJCT Public Media in Jacksonville, Florida, which is also behind the digital magazine ADAPT, at adaptflorida.org.

Thông Tin

  • Nhà sáng tạo
    WJCT Public Media
  • Năm hoạt động
    2020 - 2021
  • Tập
    7
  • Xếp hạng
    Sạch
  • Trang web chương trình
    ADAPT