In the face of burgeoning conversations around effective climate action, the second series of the BBC’s 39 Ways to Save the Planet takes a look into fresh ways to protect the Earth from the effects of climate change.

In conversation with Tom Heap, Dr Tamsin Edwards, of our Department of Geography, discusses and analysis a variety of vital areas that offer potential for tackling climate change, such as exploring clean energy and decarbonisation through wind-turbine repairing robots, carbon storage in seagrass and peat bogs, and legal battles to enforce environmental law. Their conversations “chart the route to a cooler world one idea at a time”, looking at ideas and action across multiple levels and sectors.

Dr Edwards is currently also appearing in the BBC’s documentary series “Greta Thunberg: A Year to Save the World”, where she describes the effect climate change is having on both global sea levels and the polar regions.

Listen to all available episodes here.