In this episode, I discuss how changing our consumerism habits can change our environmental impacts. 

In this episode I talk about how we can be more sustainable through our transportation choices.

In this episode, I begin a series of discussions about what people can do, as individuals, to be more sustainable. This episode addresses issues related to waste. 

In this episode, I discuss how the fact that certain environmental issues take a long time to manifest can make it difficult for people to understand the cause and effect between their actions and the impacts and discuss possible solutions. 

In this episode, I discuss how the disperse sources of certain contaminants can make it hard to perceive the cause and effect between their presence and the effects they may have in the environment and talk about some possible solutions. 

In this episode I discuss the issue that some environmental issues are hard to perceive because they are happening too far away and how to overcome this challenge. 

In this episode, I discuss problems with pollution we may not be able to see and some possible solutions for reducing these emissions. 

In this episode, I set up a discussion for the next series of episodes that will explore what stands in the way of people seeing the cause and effect relationship between what we do everyday and the associated environmental impacts.

This episode talks about the problem of discounting the future and discusses possible solutions.

In this episode, I talk about how denial is a defense mechanism, that certain people may be more prone to denying climate change based on their upbringing and personal beliefs, and the possible effects of confirmation bias on reinforcing denial before talking a bit about how to act on these issues.