How to Save a Planet
by Alex Blumberg, Ayana Elizabeth Johnson · Gimlet Media
Climate solutions podcast from Gimlet and Spotify, hosted by journalist Alex Blumberg and marine biologist Ayana Elizabeth Johnson. Episodes examine specific solutions such as clean energy policy, carbon removal, electrification and organizing, helping listeners judge which actions and policies meaningfully cut emissions.
More resources on Climate Activism
350.org
350.org is a global climate activism organization focused on reducing fossil fuels and building grassroots campaigns for climate justice. The site offers campaign pages, action toolkits, news and blog posts, event listings, and resources to organize protests, petitions, and community actions.
Fridays for Future
The official hub of the student climate strike movement Greta Thunberg started, with strike statistics, local group directories, and organising toolkits. Useful for seeing how a decentralised youth campaign coordinates actions and frames its demands.
Extinction Rebellion
The UK arm of the nonviolent direct action movement, publishing its demands, principles, and training materials for civil disobedience. Shows how mass-arrest strategy and decentralised affinity groups are organised in practice, with local branch listings.
Sunrise Movement
The US youth organisation that pushed the Green New Deal into mainstream politics, publishing its theory of change, campaign history, and hub-based organising guides. A concrete case study in linking climate demands to electoral strategy.
Climate Change Mitigation in Developing Countries
University of Cape Town course on how developing countries pursue economic growth while cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Using cases from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru and South Africa, it covers facilitated research-policy processes, energy modeling, scenario building and climate policy design.
The Climate Pod
Interview podcast in which two journalist brothers talk with scientists, policymakers, economists and activists about the climate crisis. Episodes cover climate politics, economics, environmental justice and activism, helping listeners follow the policy and social debates surrounding climate change.