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Sustainability

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Laura Grimshaw and Greg Cochrane look at podcasts about sustainability - packed with good advice on how to save the planet.

We are joined by the BBC's Chief Environment Editor Justin Rowlatt to talk about BBC Radio 4's A Pyrotechnic History of Humanity and the wider challenge of reporting on the Climate Crisis.

We also speak to Tom Heap and Anne-Marie Bullock about BBC Radio 4's 39 Ways To Save The Planet and to Jack Marley about The Climate Fight: The World's Biggest Negotiation, a new podcast from The Conversation.

We also hear hopeful ideas and practical advice from: The Climate Question from BBC World Service To A Lesser Degree from The Economist Climate Fringe Stories from Stop Climate Chaos Scotland Use It Up from Delicious Australia Wardrobe Crisis from Vogue Australia Green on the Go from Holiday Extras Fully Charged Inherited from Critical Frequency

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