Christoph Bach

The Climate Realist

Science EN ↓ 35 Folgen

The Climate Realist tackles the subject of climate change a little differently. We discuss realistic and achievable things you or your company can do to reduce your carbon footprint, and prepare for a changing climate. We’ll also discuss some big ideas that will allow you personally to make a real difference in the world wide climate. If you are skeptical, please listen anyway. This podcast respects your point of view.

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Christoph Bach

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Science

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23. Jul 2024

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9 - It’s not just a job. Career choices that help with climate change 06.10.2023

We’ll go over some career choices that can help you contribute more to help climate change than all the people on your street put together. Some Skilled Trades and College educations that can really make a difference.

8 - Small Modular Nuclear Reactors - How about Tiny or Micro? 28.09.2023

We’ll discuss Small Modular Nuclear Reactors, and a special subset of these that could fit within a standard 40 or 53 foot shipping container. Canada could use these to serve remote northern communities and provide clean drinking water.

7 - Get your gumboots. There’s a flood headed your way 22.09.2023

This week, we’ll talk about floods. Where they happen, how to prepare for them, avoid them, and recover from them

6 - Now we’re cooking with gas! Perhaps we should be cooking with induction 15.09.2023

In this episode, we’ll talk about the new type of energy efficient induction cooktops. And cases where you still might prefer to stick with gas.

5 - To E-Bike, or not to E-Bike, that is the question 10.09.2023

In this episode, we’ll talk about Electric bicycles, and the differences between class 1, 2 and 3 E-Bikes. Using an E-Bike can help you do your share to help climate change

4 - Canada’s plan to decarbonize the electrical grid by 2035 01.09.2023

This week, we’re going to talk about Canadas’ new Clean Electricity Regulations On August 20 2023, Stephen Guilbault, Canada’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change announced some new clean electricity regulations. The provinces most impacted are Alberta, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick We’ll give the Climate Realist reality check on these regulations, and what you can do to help...

3 - Good old boy, with a big old truck 26.08.2023

Do you need a truck for real work, whether that is farming, logging, trades, or as part of your job? Do you need a truck to go fishing, hunting, camping, or helping friends move things? If this sounds a bit like you, this episode of the climate realist might be just what you need to save money, keep that truck, and still help fight climate change.

2 - Coal Train. Why are we still mining coal in Canada? 26.08.2023

The coal mined in BC and Alberta and shipped out of our ports results in more CO2 being released than all the rest of the province combined.

1 - Introduction 25.08.2023

In the Climate Realist Podcast, we are going to tackle the subject of climate change a little differently. This show is about real actionable things that regular people can do to help with climate change, without totally disrupting their lives. If you are skeptical, please listen to this podcast anyway. While I might not change your mind, I might help you understand what all the fuss is about.

The Climate Realist - Trailer 25.08.2023

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