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The Green Room by EnviroCentre

EnviroCentre

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Frequency: 1 episode/22d. Total Eps: 31

Welcome to the Green Room, Ottawa’s climate action podcast! In this series we dive into local climate solutions and chat with the people making them happen.

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https://www.envirocentre.ca/
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Le vélo comme outil d'émancipation et d'équité social avec Sophie Dorion-Boisvert

Season 2 · Episode 4

Friday, March 3, 2023 • Duration 29:45

Infos et appels à l'action de cet épisode :

Vous pouvez en apprendre plus sur Rack à Bécik y vous y impliquer ici: https://rackabecik.com/

Les autres organisations que Sophie a mentionné sont:

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Food waste and climate change with Zero Food Waste Canada

Season 1 · Episode 20

Wednesday, September 15, 2021 • Duration 08:30

More than half of the food produced in Canada every year goes to waste – that’s 2.2 million tonnes. Food waste is contributing to climate change, and Zero Food Waste Canada is working in four cities across the country to try and work against this.

This week’s guests, Yasmine and Fatima, talk about their non-profit that picks up food that would be wasted from restaurants, and donates it to folks who need it. Learn more about how to be a food rescuer, how you can reduce the amount of food waste you create, and the technology advancements that are helping us do just that!

You can find Zero Food Waste Canadahere:

Instagram: @ottawa.zerowaste

Facebook:@ottawa.zerowaste

Thank you to Pop Up Podcasting for their support in creating the intro and outro audio, and getting the podcast started.

EnviroCentre brings environmental change to life by offering people, organizations and communities in Ottawa practical solutions to lighten their environmental impact in lasting ways. You can find us here:

Facebook: @EnviroCentre

Twitter: @EnviroCentre

Instagram: @EnviroCentre

Indigenous peoples land and ocean stewardship with Ana Simeon from Raven

Season 1 · Episode 19

Tuesday, September 7, 2021 • Duration 11:18

This week’s guest draws attention to one of the solutions from the Drawdown Project – Indigenous Peoples Land Management. She wants us to know that If we protected Indigenous peoples forest tenures, we would save between 9 and 13 gigatons of carbon over the next 30 years.

Ana Simeon from Raven also talks about colonial attitudes, racism, and oppression that are working against the ability of Indigenous people to be stewards of the land and ocean in a way that preserves them. Her vision of the future is to create a living for everyone within a safe envelope for the climate, without suffering.

You can find Raven here:

Instagram: @raven_trust

Twitter: @raventrust

Facebook: @raventrustorg

Thank you to Pop Up Podcasting for their support in creating the intro and outro audio, and getting the podcast started.

Facebook: @EnviroCentre

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Communicating climate change, and the importance of community and belonging with Sundeep Virdi, Chair of the EnviroCentre Board of Directors.

Season 1 · Episode 18

Tuesday, August 31, 2021 • Duration 18:33

This week’s guest reminds us that we’ve been hearing for a long time, what the effects of climate change will be, and it really is an urgent matter. She has spent a lot of time thinking about how to effectively communicate this urgency. Sundeep Virdi is the Chair of the EnviroCentre Board of Directors, and joined because she truly believes that small changes have an impact, and it’s one way to contribute to the cultural transformation required to take climate action.

Political inertia is what keeps Sundeep up at night, and she shares that the antidote to this is community building and grassroots activism. Sundeep’s call to action is ‘Big or small, get involved!’.

Thank you to Pop Up Podcasting for their support in creating the intro and outro audio, and getting the podcast started.

Facebook: @EnviroCentre

Twitter: @EnviroCentre

Instagram: @EnviroCentre

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The perfect recipe for composting at home with Akil Mesiwala, founder of The Box of Life

Season 1 · Episode 17

Tuesday, August 24, 2021 • Duration 09:22

This week’s guest helps build compost heroes! Akil Mesiwala, founder of The Box of Life, wants us to think about waste as an asset and a resource. He talks about the recipe of creating good soil, how you can do it in your kitchen, and creating your own cycle at home. Looking to nature is always a good idea, to see how things are recycled naturally.

Also, a big plug for adopting wormies in your house!

You can find The Box of Life here:

Instagram: @the.box.of.life

Facebook: @TheBoxOfLife

Thank you to Pop Up Podcasting for their support in creating the intro and outro audio, and getting the podcast started.

Facebook: @EnviroCentre

Twitter: @EnviroCentre

Instagram: @EnviroCentre

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The connection between public health, active transportation and the economy with author and columnist Brigitte Pellerin

Season 1 · Episode 16

Thursday, August 19, 2021 • Duration 14:03

“If in Ottawa, half of the trips people take were done using active transportation, we would reduce the number of cases of diabetes in the city by over 1600 in the next 10 years.”

This week’s Green Room guest goes on to ask why elected official are not making the connection between public health and a good economy. Brigitte Pellerin, author and Ottawa Citizen columnist is advocating for us all to make changes in our own lives to reduce our emissions. Her fear is leaving behind a world that is uninhabitable for her children.

You can find Brigitte here:

Twitter: @bpellerin

You can find the study that Brigitte references here and she writes about it in this article, you can find her book here, and the play “12” that she mentions here.

Thank you to Pop Up Podcasting for their support in creating the intro and outro audio, and getting the podcast started.

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Agriculture and access to drinking water with Michael Thaler from The Growcer

Season 1 · Episode 15

Wednesday, August 11, 2021 • Duration 11:04

This week’s Green Room guest calls on us to shape the future we want and to use our purchasing power to influence what companies are doing to address climate change. Michael Thaler from The Growcer, says the government needs to provide better support to farmers so that they can work to decrease water usage. He tells us about what happened to him that really made him face the consequences of climate change, and motivated him to become a biologist.

You can find The Growcer here:

Instagram: @growcer

Facebook: @thegrowcer

Twitter: @the_growcer   

Thank you to Pop Up Podcasting for their support in creating the intro and outro audio, and getting the podcast started.

Facebook: @EnviroCentre

Twitter: @EnviroCentre

Instagram: @EnviroCentre

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Seeing disruption as possibility with Teika Newton from Climate Action Network Canada

Season 1 · Episode 14

Tuesday, August 3, 2021 • Duration 17:10

“Building connections that help people understand what their contributions are in sustaining the diversity of life on this planet.” That's what this week’s guest spends her time doing.

Teika Newton from Climate Action Network Canada, works on thinking of solutions to the climate emergency, is hopeful about the future, and tells us that creativity is key to these solutions. She believes that change happens at the personal level, and sometimes the comforts of privilege hold us back from making these changes.

You can find the Climate Action Network here:

Instagram: @canraccanada

Facebook: @climate.action.network.canada

Twitter: @CanRacCanada

Thank you to Pop Up Podcasting for their support in creating the intro and outro audio, and getting the podcast started.

Facebook: @EnviroCentre

Twitter: @EnviroCentre

Instagram: @EnviroCentre

La mobilité durable avec Patrick Robert-Meunier de MOBI-O

Season 1 · Episode 13

Tuesday, July 27, 2021 • Duration 11:29

Cette semaine, notre invité Patrick Robert-Meunier de Mobi-O nous parle de l’importance de la mobilité durable, et le besoin de créer un avenir ou la voiture n’est plus la reine de la route! On discute de l’opportunité créé par la pandémie de transformer les habitudes de vélo récréatif en vélo utilitaire, ainsi que le besoin d’une combinaison d’investissements dans l’infrastructure durable et de sensibilisation pour changer les habitudes de transport des gens. Selon Patrick, l’action collectif est essentielle pour mettre la pression sur les décideurs et les élus pour faire les décisions difficiles en matière de mobilité durable, surtout en ce qui concerne notre dépendence sur la voiture.

Vous pouvez trouvez MOBI-O ici:

Facebook: @MOBIOGatineau

Twitter: @MOBI_O

Linkedin: @MOBI-O Centre de Gestion des Déplacements

Merci à Pop Up Podcasting pour son soutien dans la création de l'audio d'introduction et de fin et dans le démarrage du podcast.

EnviroCentre donne vie au changement environnemental en offrant aux individus, aux collectivités et aux organismes des solutions pratiques pour réduire durablement leur impact environnemental. Vouz pouvez nous trouvez ici:

Facebook: @EnviroCentre

Twitter: @EnviroCentre

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