REBROADCAST: Oh hey. Happy Monday! This week we&apos;re revisiting an interview Felipe Sardi, the co-founder of La Palma y El Tucan! La Palma is a coffee grower known for their quality products, ecological initiatives, and innovative social programs. We discuss the importance of biodiversity, the effects of climate change on coffee plants, and our future war against dolphins - a topic we always seem to gravitate to. - Source Document - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BStbzhcrjeKy73tK02Bn4F7_uLbf8eUN90CCJDaNF5o/edit?usp=sharing

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NPB 34: Coffee and Climate Change

Well if it isn&apos;t the dog days of summer! In this episode we&apos;re talking about the Biden administration&apos;s 2021 conservation plans, the agricultural industry&apos;s impact on air quality, and how to make your school more sustainable! Come join us for a while!

NPB 33: Biden's Conservation Plans and Air Quality Deaths

Hello everyone! This week we&apos;re talking about climate change fiction - or cli-fi - for you abbreviation buffs. We&apos;re discussing The World&apos;s Revolution - a collaborative effort among fiction writers to publish an anthology of climate fiction stories! 

NPB 32: Climate Fiction with C.D. Tavenor

This week we&apos;re flying guestless! And we&apos;re talking about the effect of NFTs on the environment, China&apos;s role in greenhouse emissions, journalism, and more! 

NPB 31: NFTs and Climate Change, China's Goals, and Questionable Journalism

Ahoy there! This week we&apos;re talking about coastlines, climate change&apos;s effects on the ocean, and sea shanties with Kim McCoy. Kim is an oceanographer, adventurer, 2018 recipient of the Scientific Achievement Award, co-author of Waves and Beaches, and over all swell guy. 

NPB 30: Sea Shanties and Coastlines with Kim McCoy

Hello everyone and happy March! Today we&apos;re talking about climate change activism with Sarah Goody! We&apos;re also discussing how mental health, age, and political power factor in to climate change activism. Get ready for some active listening!

NPB 29: Activism with Sarah Goody

Hello everyone and happy February! Love is in the air, and so is CO2! In this episode we&apos;re talking to Dr. Andrew Dessler about committed warming - AKA the amount of warming that the Earth is committed to due to previous years&apos; worth of CO2.

NPB 28: Committed Warming with Andrew Dessler

Hello everyone! On this episode of No Planet B we&apos;re talking with Mike Kleeman of UC Davis about the connections between air quality and health, what makes up air quality, and the interaction of climate change and air quality. Stick around!

NPB 27: Air Quality and Health with Mike Kleeman

As we&apos;re wrapping up 2020 we decided to talk with our good friend Olubunmi Olajide. We discuss the future of the energy industry, energy storage, and difference between climate conversations and energy conversations. Olu is the host of The Energy Talk podcast, which you can find at:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-energy-talk/id1467655589

NPB 26: Talking Energy with Olu Olajide

Hi everyone! In this episode, we&apos;re talking with Veena Ramani at Ceres. We&apos;re discussing the role of financial regulators in helping economies adapt to climate change. We&apos;re also talking about what companies are already doing and what we can learn from the Coronavirus pandemic. Happy listening!

NPB 25: Economic Incentives in Climate Change

Hey y&apos;all, we&apos;re back after a bit of a hiatus, and we have Matt Fidler on the horn! This is an episode all about the wildfire season of 2020, what makes it so active, and potential solutions!- Source Document - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QT6CVWSS7vt1b3W6LpvRhFAOG7QSUmvSmOvDRayapT8/edit?usp=sharing

NPB 24: 2020 is Literally on Fire

Last year, an article was published in Scientific Reports claiming that movements in the sun were responsible for climate change. This week, we sit down with Ken Rice - professor at the University of Edinburgh and researcher in theoretical and computational astrophysics - to talk about this article, and how it was retracted. - Source Document - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Er38A4PYJWsKNuoz7u6aPzsm0VQ2Zxk0Rr2F7H8_VR0/edit?usp=sharing

NPB 23: Bad Science in Climate Change, with Ken Rice

Good morning quaranteens, we hope you&apos;re all staying inside and staying sane. Today we&apos;re talking with Olu Olajide of The Energy Talk podcast! We&apos;re talking about climate change conversations depending on location, foreign aid, and community involvement. - Source Document - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U3HUbRORmklkTLUVPLFJpTPRKj9UiukiCy1in_QvXus/edit?usp=sharing

NPB 22: Privilege in Climate Change Discussion

Hello! Today we thought we&apos;d bring you something with some positivity. So we&apos;re talking about environmental news with a positive impact, as well as the fact that Bre Eats at Arby&apos;s. We hope you&apos;re all doing well and taking care. - Source Document - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lhzdQhihtkE76Tqa5L62BgGIOoO678oZS8pTgmukCcs/edit?usp=sharing

NPB 21: Something Positive, and Bre Eats at Arby's

Well it&apos;s about time we started talking about money around here. The Climate Impact lab is a group of climate scientists, economists, data engineers, and analysts, working to put a dollar value on the cost of climate change. We&apos;re interviewing Hannah Hess - the senior manager of Rhodium Group - about her involvement with the Climate Impact Lab as well as the cost of climate change.- Source Document - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1u9MI5UKwp4MgmYcYJr7Ujp90GZUWSnJ7MxKz_UP2B7M/edit?usp=sharing

NPB 20: The Cost of Climate Change

A chaotic look at the catastrophe of climate change. Education about the basics, provided by two unprofessionals just trying to learn.

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