Feeling anxious about the climate crisis? Are you wondering who is really responsible for greenhouse gas emissions? Does individual responsibility matter? This episode is for you! Welcome to the final episode of our sustainability mini-series where we talk about who is really responsible for the climate crisis. Come listen to us discuss the Carbon Majors report that led to this statistic and explain what it means for you. At the end of the episode, we also talk about the most recent climate change report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and what that might mean for us going forward. Have a burning question about something we have covered on the podcast? Or have a suggestion of what we should cover next? Leave us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts and we might answer your question in our post-season 2 burning questions episode. Follow us on Instagram/Facebook @thesecretlifeofnumbers https://instagram.com/thesecretlifeofnumbers https://facebook.com/thesecretlifeofnumbers Find the references we used in this episode in our Show Notes (https://thesecretlifeofnumberspodcast.wordpress.com/show-notes/) Check out our Anchor Profile (anchor.fm/thesecretlifeofnumbers) Sound Editing/Original Music by Julian Bertino Sound [email protected] www.julianbertinosound.com Send us an email! [email protected] Tags: carbon dioxide, global warming, greenhouse gas, emissions, IPCC, plastic, plastic-free, recycling, microplastics, zero waste, sustainability, climate change, climate activism, home, simple living, minimalism, reduce, reuse, recycle, compost, leave no trace, greenwashing, lifestyle movement, climate intersectionality, scicomm, data science, science communication, women in STEM

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