Sean Holman is a professor in climate journalism at the University of Victoria. They started their career in investigative journalism, but after experiencing the 2017 Calgary smoke event, their work took a different path. “I was shocked at the news media’s lack of coverage of the climate connection between the fires, the smoke, and global warming and I wanted to do something about it” The climate was not something at the forefront of Sean’s career in the beginning. Living in

Dr. Andreas Linsbauer is a glaciologist and storyteller working at the University of Zurich in Switzerland. Since he was a child, he has cared greatly for the environment. He recalls learning about reducing waste in school and his concern for emissions in his youth, sparking his commitment to the health of the environment. “Since I have memories, I am taking care about (sic) the environment” He started his career as a primary school teacher before getting his degree in geogr

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