The Climate Lens is a podcast produced by the Calgary Climate Hub . We put the big stories of our time under the climate lens as they happen, so you know how they fit into the biggest story of our lifetimes: the climate emergency. We take it all back to local-level climate action, where you have the best shot at achieving real impact. You will have a front-row seat for what we are doing here in Calgary, right now! Support us on Patreon !
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Climate Lens is a podcast produced by the Calgary Climate Hub. We put the big stories of our time under the climate lens as they happen, so you know how they fit into the biggest story of our lifetimes: the climate emergency.
The Climate Lens is hosted by Calgary Climate Hub.
Recent episodes include "Eco Elders Rising" (28 October 2026, 30 minutes), "Global Chaos, Local Solutions" (30 September 2026, 29 minutes), and "Data Centres: Who Benefits? Who Pays?" (26 August 2026, 30 minutes).
The Climate Lens publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 30 minutes.
Booking probability for The Climate Lens is 12%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Climate Lens requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Climate Lens's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Climate Lens are Environmental Agencies and Scientific Research & Development. The Climate Lens has a news audience.
Calgary Climate Hub hosts The Climate Lens, a news podcast.
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Episode #48
Three senior climate activists join host Steve Bentley to discuss the growing Seniors Climate Witness Movement that brought elders from across Canada to Parliament Hill for direct action, including arrests. Dr. David...
Episode #47
The world seems as bewildering today as it's ever been. A report from the United Nations tells us that we've breached 1.5 degrees of global heating. Canada's government released a damning report on our changing climate...
Episode #46
Jenny Yeremiy’s recent investigation into Alberta’s AI data centre boom asked the questions many governments seem reluctant to answer. Who really benefits? Who bears the costs? And are we building an economy that’s fit...
Episode #45
Plug-in, or balcony solar is changing the way people think about energy. Already taking off in Germany and other countries, this simple technology allows homeowners and renters to generate their own electricity without...
The challenge of climate change rests almost entirely in the realm of the politics. The solutions are largely known, and in many cases already being deployed and doing good work. Nature based solutions, like...
Against overhwhelming opposition clear across all political divdies Coal mining is back on the table in Alberta—and so is a fight that just won’t go away. Over the past few years, we’ve seen protections rolled back...
Episode #42
Our economic models assume endless growth, endless oil demand, and stable climate. In 2026, these assumptions are failing us. From pensions tied to fossil dependency, to housing inequality and affordability, these...
As strange as it sounds in the face of the highest temperatures, the biggest wildfires we've ever encountered and the most smoke we've ever breathed, climate activism is said to be on the wane, that the best approach in...
Some of us are old enough to remember the lead up to the Iraq War in the early two thousands in which America had a series of ever-shifting reasons for their invasion, all of which proved either false or irrelevant, and...
Episode #39
We've never felt the ramifications of climate change more than over the last few years and yet in 2025 much of the world seems reluctant to even say its name any more and yet China continues to lap the rest of the world...
Episode #38
Oil companies made the people of Alberta and specifically the landowners a deal, that if they come on to your land to drill you will be paid for it and the land will be returned to its previous state. Whatt we've been...
In August of 2025, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice ruled Premier Doug Ford's ambitions to rip out the City of Toronto's bike lanes as a violation of Canadian Charter rights. Heading into the municipal elections...
On this month's Climate Lens, we welcome one of the world's top urbanists, Canadian Brent Toderian. He has been shaping conversations around smart, sustainable cities for decades, including right here in Calgary. Most...
Investigative journalist Geoff Dembicki of Desmog joins us to talk about the 'Petroleum Papers' his bombshell expose of Big Oil's dirty history on climate change, what they really think about Carbon Capture and what it...
As wildfires ravage northern Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, the oil and gas lobby in Canada is pushing for fewer rules and restrictions on resource development. Calgary Climate Hub’s own Dr. Joe Vipond is here to...
In this episode of The Climate Lens, we feature Hannah Muhajarine from Climate Reality Canada about the National Climate League, a volunteer-driven report that tracks and compares how Canadian cities are tackling the...
It's always easy to shrug things off by saying "well that's just how things have always been" except, when it comes to our entirely human constructed global economic system it's categorically untrue. It has NOT always...
Episode #31
Oil and gas bosses have known exactly what climate change is, its relationship to their product and exactly how dire it would all get for going on 50 years now, at a minimum. Also well established and irrefutable during...
Episode #30
Veteran climate activist Tzeporah Berman shares lessons from 30 years of advocacy, including her role on Alberta’s Oil Sands Advisory Group. We discuss the energy transition, the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty...
As Alberta Energy Regulator holds hearings on the Grassy Mountain coal project, rancher Laura Laing calls out the broken promises that brought this mining project back from the dead. Please note that this episode was...
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policy consultant, speaker and author, Climate Action Network Canada
energy and climate journalist, Canadian energy and climate journalist
Co-Founder and Director, University of Saskatchewan
Chair of the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, Fossil Fuel Non‑Proliferation Treaty Initiative
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