
Episodes: 308
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.4/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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Graihagh Jackson - BBC World Service journalist and presenter covering climate and environmental issues.
Jordan Dunbar - BBC World Service journalist and presenter covering climate, science, and global affairs.
Neil Vora - Zoonotic Diseases, Deforestation, Climate Change, Epidemics, And Pandemic Prevention.
Kim Stanley Robinson - Climate Fiction, Climate Activism, Climate-resilient Technology, And The Role Of Imagination In Addressing Climate Change.
Rogier van den Berg - Climate-friendly Urban Design, Energy-efficient Buildings, Sustainable Transport, And City-based Climate Solutions.
Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr - Urban Climate Adaptation, Heatwaves, Flooding, Emissions Reduction, And The Role Of Cities In Climate Action.
How is climate change affecting motherhood?
August 02, 2026
Graihagh Jackson talks to mothers from India, Kenya and the UK about how climate change is affecting women's decisions about whether to have children and how to raise them.Her guests are Bhavreen Kandhari, a clean air campaigner from Delhi; Dr Susan Chomba, a Kenyan forest scientist and environmentalist; and Dr Elizabeth Cripps, a political philosopher specializing in climate justice. This programme was first broadcast in 2025.Got a question for The Climate Question? Email us: theclimatequest...
Do climate protests ever work?
July 26, 2026
Climate activists have blocked highways, scaled oil rigs and even thrown soup at master artworks. But have protests ever made a difference? The modern green movement started in the 1970s when Greenpeace sailed a fishing boat towards a nuclear test site in Alaska. It now encompasses everything from bake-ins and marches to Radiohead concerts. A small minority of activists even favour breaking the law to raise awareness about climate change. Some of them have superglued themselves to railings an...
Could climate change fuel an epidemic?
July 19, 2026
Scientists are warning that climate change and deforestation increase the risk of outbreaks of deadly diseases. How big is the danger? And what action can we take? Dr Neil Vora is a so-called “disease doctor” - an epidemiologist who has travelled the world to help trace the sources of outbreaks of Ebola, cow pox and rabies. Dr Vora tells The Climate Question hosts Graihagh Jackson and Jordan Dunbar about his specialism in zoonotic diseases, which are caused by infections passing from animals ...
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