The Creative Path to Climate Solutions

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The 28th annual United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as COP28, begins this week. As global leaders convene to address the urgent challenges of our planet’s changing climate, two creative minds join Audie to explore how we process the climate crisis. She explores how these creators infuse hope into their narratives, envisioning a world where art and storytelling inspire action and solutions. 

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Sam Alfred is a video game designer from Cape Town, South Africa, who created Terra Nil (https://www.terranil.com/), a mobile strategy game that challenges players to transform desolate landscapes into flourishing ecosystems.  

Sequoia Nagamatsu is an author and professor. His book “How High We Go in the Dark (https://www.amazon.com/How-High-We-Go-Dark/dp/0063072645),” explores a future shaped by environmental crisis and generational resilience. 

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