From the Ground Up

Sherry shares her thoughts on the upcoming Saskatchewan court hearing, the British Columbia forest fires, and why it is important that we act now.

Allie Olson and Mark Soles tell us about what it's like to live in their self-built tiny house, as well as the experience they had evacuating from the BC wildfires.

This week we are speaking with the Director of Saskatoon Transit, Mike Moellenbeck!

Sherry interviews Mark this week as they discuss climate policies: what's worked, what hasn't, and what still needs to be done.

Today we interview Robert Clipperton, Peter Gallen and Odin Swidzinski - members of the Bus Riders Steering Committee - about the Saskatoon transit system.

Not quite Sherry Olson's debut on the show - she talks with Mark about her motivations for getting involved. Look out for Sherry as host in the near future.

Does carbon pricing work? - new research says the answer is yes, but it helps to do other things too to cut emissionsAnd a look at some of the work of World Weather Attribution.Then part 4 of a repeat of episode 308 on dealing with ecostress.

Mackenzie and Justin talk with Mark about the recent devastating fire in JasperThen part 3 of a repeat of episode 308 on dealing with ecostress.

Mark and Sherry talk through of some recent developments:a press release from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society outlining the threat of climate chaos to Saskatchewan and the irresponsibility of government policya recent report from IISD showing the major contribution of fossil fuel dependence to inflation and the cost of living crisisProgress in the city of Saskatoon towards rapid bus transit (now called Link) and in plans for the housing accelerator which we discussed in episode 320.Then part 2 of a repeat of episode 308 on dealing with ecostress.