In celebration of Earth Day, Stats + Stories presents a series of three episodes throughout April and early May, focusing on critical environmental and health topics. Join the exploration as distinguished guests share insights into climate change, carbon emissions, and the health benefits of outdoor activities.
Episode 1: Harry Stevens on Washington Post's Climate Lab Columns The first episode features Washington Post journalist Harry Stevens, renowned for his work in the WP Climate Lab columns. Harry sheds light on pressing climate issues, exploring innovative approaches used to communicate climate science to a broader audience. Listen to the podcast here.
Episode 2: Dr. Noel Cressie on Estimating Global Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Flux In the second episode, Dr. Noel Cressie discusses the framework for estimating carbon dioxide (CO2) sources and sinks (flux) at Earth's surface on a global scale. Gain insights into the latest advancements in understanding carbon dynamics and their implications for climate policy.
Episode 3: Dr. Altea Lorenzo-Arribas on Outdoor Physical Activities and Health Benefits Concluding the Earth Day series, Dr. Altea Lorenzo-Arribas explores the impact of outdoor physical activities on physical and mental health. Discover how engaging in outdoor pursuits can promote well-being and contribute to a healthier planet.
Don't miss these captivating conversations that bridge statistics, storytelling, and pressing environmental and health issues. Tune in to Stats + Stories for thought-provoking discussions that inspire action and awareness this Earth Day season.
Stay tuned for episode release dates and more details on the upcoming Earth Day series!
