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28 Ways to Save the World

28 Ways to Save the World

By: Newstalk
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A practical guide to greener living and the simple steps we can all take to tackle climate change.  

Newstalk Biological Sciences Science
Episodes
  • Community Action: Acting Local, Thinking Global

    Community Action: Acting Local, Thinking Global
    Feb 13 2026

    On this episode of 28 Ways to Save the World, we’re focusing on community action and engagement, exploring how local groups and residents are tackling environmental challenges through practical, grassroots solutions. From neighbourhood initiatives to countywide programs, we examine the projects delivering real impact, how you can get involved, and what they mean for the future of our environment.
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    46 mins
  • Future Technologies

    Future Technologies
    Feb 6 2026

    On this week’s show we’ll be doing something a little different. We’re going to take a look at the innovations and technologies of the future that could have a big impact on our fight against climate change.

    Are there scientific solutions that can help us with the great challenges that lie ahead and what will it take to make them part of the answer?
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    46 mins
  • A Green Spring Clean

    A Green Spring Clean
    Jan 30 2026

    In this episode of 28 Ways to Save the World it’s time for spring cleaning. Clearing out feels good but where does all that stuff actually go? What about the things that don’t belong in the green or brown bins? And if we don’t need something anymore, does that really mean it’s rubbish? From eco-friendly swaps to smarter ways to declutter without sending it all to landfill, we’re talking about how to clean up our homes and our habits, sustainably.
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    47 mins
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