We were on a break!!... but we got back together to catch up and see what's changed!

Darragh, Anna, Ciara and Tom consider how we've been feeling about climate news as well as what's hot right now.

Are the politicians tackling climate change at long last? Are the media covering it in more detail and with urgency? Is the Paris agreement succeeding?

Spoiler alert: no, no, no.

We talk it all through and agree we should all go to the climate march on Saturday 14th November!

A special episode where Darragh has a chat with Irish wildlife expert Éanna Ní Lamhna.

The episode was recorded on a very calm day aboard the Ku-ee-tu, moored on Lough Derg just outside of Dromineer, Co. Tipperary.

The interview was an event organised by Nenagh Dromineer Literary Festival, and the podcast was recorded with funding from Green Foundation Ireland. Thanks to both organisations for having us

Éannas book, The Great Irish Biodiversity Book is out now. published by Gill Books

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The team are back together to chat about COP 30 which just finished up in Belem at the mouth of the mighty Amazon. Darragh, Anna and Ciara look at the highlights and lowlights of this year's Conference of the Parties and wonder why 56,000 people needed to be there.

Commitment to the Paris Agreement is still hanging on, Just Transition is featuring more strongly and Adaptation to climate change is now in the mix. But climate action is still falling short and fossil fuels are off the hook again.

What about the Irish response? Taoiseach Micheal Martin made a rousing speech at COP, quickly followed by advocating for new fossil fuel infrastructure back at home.

Is there ANY good news out there? We find some stories that make us happy. Puffins and more puffins!

Actions we recommend:

Don't forget Gaza, join the national demonstration for Palestine on November 29th

Join the mass lobby to put climate back on the political agenda

Check out Food Culture Ireland to find out more about connections between food, people, soil and sea

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