031: Climate Change Is More Than Data With Christina Stanton. What Is Our Role?

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Sitting down with Christina Stanton, a seasoned warrior in the climate realm, we embark on a conversation that sheds light on the nuanced challenges of our planet's changing climate. Her stories, rich with two decades of experience in the environmental trenches, offer a deep dive beyond the cold facts and into the very heart of why we fight for sustainability. As Christina opens up about her personal inception into the climate industry, rooted in a childhood intertwined with agriculture and health, our conversation grows into a tapestry of evolving climate risks and innovations — from the economic strain on outdoor workers to the rebirth of ancestral cooling practices.

We also explore the intricate dance between human behavior and environmental impact. It's a candid look at how our daily choices shape the planet and, in turn, how the planet shapes us. Christina's insights into the economic and cultural conundrums faced by places like Charleston and Johns Island, where the battle between development and preservation rages, are as enlightening as they are poignant.

Christina introduces her nonprofit, Climate Resilience for All, and its focus on gender-sensitive climate adaptation, spotlighting the unique challenges faced by women. Share in this dialogue that is sure to resonate with your soul and inspire your actions.

In this episode, you will hear:

• Evolving climate risks and the need for innovation and investment in climate adaptation and risk management.

• Economic and health impacts of extreme heat.

• Balancing environmental preservation with development.

• Inclusion of diverse perspectives in climate solutions.

• Importance of community building and maintaining connections through shared spaces and modern technology.

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