Combatting the Climate Crisis Using Data and Technology, with Dr. Ed Kearns

Jeremy Schewe joins the whole 2ºC team to share his insight on plant taxonomy, sensitive environments such as wetlands, and the impact those areas have on our approach to urban development and planning. -- 👇 Please check out our website to Learn More about 2DegreesC and it's mission, and to find out how you can get involved in Citizen Science! Watch The Video Version This Podcast on YouTube! Follow us on TikTok Follow us on Instagram

In this episode, Karsten and Neil explore the perspective of a meteorologist on the climate crisis, the differences between the work of meteorologists vs climatologists, and more. -- 👇 Please check out our website to Learn More about 2DegreesC and it's mission, and to find out how you can get involved in Citizen Science!  Watch The Video Version This Podcast on YouTube! Follow us on TikTok Follow us on Instagram

Jennifer Jackson studies climate at the Hakai Institute in Canada, and joins Neil and Karsten to discuss her observations and studies, and the concerning conclusions they draw about the Climate Crisis.

At the core of 2ºC’s mission is using data to fight the climate crisis by providing meaningful insight into critically under-observed areas. Dr. Ed Kearns and Katie Kearns join us to discuss this topic, and help uncover the road to achieving it.

Dr. Kristi Foster joins the 2ºC team to discuss Estuaries, her work in studying them, and the role they play in the planet’s climate. Her insight provides organizations like 2ºC a vital perspective on an important ecosystem in the climate conversation.

Frost Science’s Lad Akins work on reef ecosystems has illuminated The path forward for preserving the health and sustenance of our marine life, from Tackling the invasive lion fish problem to combatting the recent Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease epidemic. He joins us to discuss the implications of the climate crisis on our oceans, and what we can do to help.

2ºC founders Neil and Karsten discuss the intersection of conservation and hospitality and conservation with Peter Hillenbrand and Gretchen Goodbody-Gringlee of Central Caribbean Marine Institute, a marine research organization located on Little Cayman in the Cayman Islands.

2ºC founders Neil and Karsten sit down with Mehgan Heaney-Grier, world champion freediver and ocean conservationist, to learn about her experiences seeing climate change.

2ºC sits down with Jim Hellemn, underwater photographer and cinematographer, ocean advocate, and documenter of Earth's oceanic ecosystems to discuss how he uses his work to further the message of climate advocacy.

The 2ºC team brings in Daniel and Terri from High Touch High Tech to discuss their work making science accessible and engaging for kids, as well as the implications of the Climate Crisis on our future generations.