Welcome, welcome, welcome. This is the Distraction Pieces podcast episode 613, I think 13. How you're doing?

I hope you're well. You may or may not know that this is episode two of a series that we're doing throughout the month of April called Climate Solutions for Realists.

Last week I talked to James Skeet of the

controversial just stop oil. And today I've got an equally just wonderful conversation,

a climate journalist called Daisy Dunn, who works at Carbon Brief, has also worked for the

independent in the past. And I wanted to get that

angle. I wanted to talk to someone who's rooted in the facts and the stats of it all, not purely

in activism and the choices of what is the right form of activism. We're going to get into more

of that over this, over this month, I promise you. Yeah, I wanted to talk to some of the carbon brief is amazing. Their focus,

I mean, we explain all this, but their focus is on looking at the facts and stats and making

them digestible and understandable. As I said in week one, the climate crisis can be so, can feel

so overwhelming and can make us feel powerless and

useless and defenseless. What they do at Carbon Brief, the amazing work that they do is make it more,

as said, bite-sized, understandable. It kind of strengthen you in arguments against idiots,

with the greatest respect, give you kind of

stats and facts rather than emotion to go, oh, you think that, but no, that's not actually

accurate. Here's the reality of that. Yeah. So, I mean, we'll get into it in a minute. Obviously,

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