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Aperture: The Universe and Human Condition
Urgent Call to Action: Earth's Time is Running Out
Earth's deadline is approaching, and the responsibility to avert climate catastrophe lies with us. We have just 7 years to tackle climate change, innovate sustainable energy solutions, and secure the future of humanity. The urgency is real, and it's time to act decisively to prevent societal collapse. #climatechange #sustainableenergy #futureofhumanity #Earth'sdeadline #societalcollapse See show notes: https://inlet.fm/aperture/episodes/671aa245547aa357809847a5 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Yesterday · 15 min
Soils For Life
Figuring out regenerative grain in the paddock and beyond, with Courtney Young
Courtney Young farms organic grain with her husband Ian in Rutherglen, Victoria, and is also Soils for Life's Farmer Learning Manager. In this episode, she talks with Eli about building a farming life from scratch, growing healthy soil and grain, and turning wheat into a value-added business. In this episode How Courtney's path into farming began, from her dad's oyster farming on the NSW South Coast, through a disillusioning stint in conservation, to discovering regenerative agriculture The economics of getting into farming today, and how Courtney and Ian navigated the challenge of accessing land Building soil and crop health on their 100-acre property and the family's 2,000-acre organic farm at Berrigan, including intercropping wheat with clover and improving grazing management The decision to start milling their own flour, turning a commodity crop into a paddock-to-plate product with a loyal following among Melbourne bakers How Courtney and Ian test new ideas cheaply and quickly, and "fail fast" rather than risk the whole business Soils for Life's new Cropping Communities program, an eight-location, on-farm and online initiative helping grain growers and mixed farmers interpret soil and plant health data and turn it into action plans Find out more If you're interested in the upcoming Cropping Communities training program for growers and cropping advisors, head to soilsforlife.org.au/cropping-communities/ Get in touch If you have any feedback or questions about this podcast, or suggestions of topics or people you’d like us to include in future episodes, please reach out on social media or via info@soilsforlife.org.au.
Yesterday · 37 min
Climate Cast
How climate is changing the apples you buy
The University of Minnesota is recognized as one of the top apple breeding and genetics research programs in the country. It developed the Honeycrisp apple and other flavors like the Big Flirt and the SuperSnap. But a warming climate makes the university’s work more difficult. MPR News chief meteorologist Ben Cathey spoke with Matt Clark, the director of research at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, and Sarah Kostick, a member of the University of Minnesota Apple Breeding Program, about how climate is changing apples and the way you buy them. Click play on the audio player above to listen to this episode or subscribe to the Climate Cast podcast.
Yesterday · 5 min
Plan de escape
Plan de Escape - Contaminación por basura espacial en Playa Bagdad - emisión del 22 de septiembre de 2026
La contaminación por basura espacial en Playa Bagdad es un conflicto activo en este momento, mientras lees esto un 22 de septiembre de 2026. Los residuos que han quedado de los lanzamientos y actividades de Starship en Boca Chica, Texas, siguen ocasionando disturbios en esta playa que es un sitio de anidación único en el mundo, ya que en él ocurre el 95% de la anidación de la tortuga marina “lora” (Lepidochelys kempii). El grupo ambientalista Conibio Global, guardianes del hábitat de esta especie, ha estado documentando la falta de responsabilidad social y ambiental de esta empresa, y la poca información que se otorga a la ciudadanía. Además, se han reportado conflictos territoriales con comunidades nativas del sur de los Estados Unidos, particularmente la tribu indígena Carrizo/Comecrudo de Texas, por el uso de su territorio ancestral y sagrado para las operaciones de SpaceX. No hay reportes de que esta empresa haya asumido responsabilidad formal ni compensación económica más allá de “ofrecimientos de limpieza”. ¿Cómo debemos tratar este tipo de acciones? ¿De qué manera puede la ciudadanía involucrarse más en la defensa de este tipo de espacios? Plan de Escape se transmite los martes a las 12:00 del día a través de Ibero 90.9 FM y en www.ibero909.fm
Yesterday · 29 min

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