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My Climate Dilemma Yael Finer
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Do you wonder if you should drive less, recycle more, or go to a climate march instead?
You probably deal with these questions alone in your own mind and in your own home, but it's embarrassing to talk about it. It always seems like nobody else cares.
This podcast is a series of conversations with regular people just like you, looking for their own way to be part of the solution.
Our answers may be different but our goal is the same.
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David - Should you help one person even if you can't help everyone?
David Quigg is a musician, songwriter and climate activist, who works for Sierra Club BC. Together, we explore the question he faced when he was only five years old: Should you help one person when you can't help everyone?
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Ulrike - How far should you push your family on climate issues?
Ulrike thought she knew what her life and career were going to look like until one day she woke up and it all seemed meaningless. What she cares about shifted literally overnight. Since then she has been tirelessly looking for a formula that will inspire action, build connections and bypass the indifference towards nature, climate and animals.
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Desiree - Can we still feel joy while whole ecosystems collapse?
This is the second episode with Desiree. This time we explore the place of joy in times of climate crisis and personal loss. Desiree speaks about the root of the ecosystem collapse and how to find comfort in nature.
The previous episode with Desiree:https://myclimate.yaelfiner.com/6
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Desiree - Can your banana peels make a difference?
Desiree is an agelessly wise woman. She is a writer, psychology student and freegan. We were talking about veganism, freeganism and saving the planet and the hard choices we face when trying to balance veganism and food waste. This episode is about making a difference by reducing our food waste.
Reuse your banana peels: https://www.naturallivingideas.com/banana-peel-uses/
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Gaya - Are you doing enough?
Gaya is a brilliant nutritionist from Israel. She gets anxious about engaging with the climate crisis and avoids the negative energies altogether. This episode starts with exploring the difficulties and ends up with tears of excitement for finding her special way to make a difference.
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Tami - Can your limiting circumstances be opportunities in disguise?
Tami Tzuri had transformed her normal capitalistic lifestyle and formed a unique alternative. In 2006 she formed CityTree - a living knowledge centre for deep ecology and climate resistance, in the heart of Tel Aviv, a city made mostly out of concrete. Tami challenges the individualist culture and capitalist system and offers a framework for living a meaningful and sustainable life.
I love Tami. I've known her for over 15 years. She has always been willing to challenge every story, every belief and turn every stone. She lives the dream, not the American dream or the Israeli dream, but her own dream - her own truth and her values.
Learn more about Tammi's work:http://citytree.net/To support CityTree and Tami's work go to Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/CityTree
Problems of capitalism:https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/77/
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