Adaptation begins at home. But it doesn't end there. What do you plan on doing with your family as climate change gets worse? Are you already making plans whether to stay or go? How should states respond as people flee disaster? Who should get access to fish stocks as they migrate to new regions? Once one starts asking these questions, they really don't stop... Today's guest is Susannah Fisher, author of the new book, Sink or Swim: How the World Needs to Adapt to a Changing Climate . It's a wonderful catalogue of questions that asks and frames so many crucial discussions around people, nature, and politics. Much of the first half of the show is about how it feels to start thinking about adaptation and resilience rather than more optimistic mitigation work, and why adaptation can bring its own solace. We might not need to panic just yet... and I enjoyed getting some emotional centering from Susannah's deep experience in A&R research and policy work. This Episode's Sponsors Absolute Climate: the only standard that’s developed independent of registries Philip Lee LLP: legal resources for carbon removal buyers and suppliers Listen to the RCC episode with Peter Minor from Absolute Climate Listen to the RCC episode with Ryan Covington from Philip Lee LLP Become a sponsor by emailing carbon.removal.strategies[at]gmail.com Use this affiliate link to use Descript's transcripting and podcast editing service Sign up for the 9Zero climate coworking space with my referral code Resources Become a paid subscriber of Reversing Climate Change Subscribe to the Reversing Climate Change Substack Susannah Fisher's Sink or Swim: How the World Needs to Adapt to a Changing Climate Lichen Ventures Christina Figueres Outrage + Optimism podcast Adverse selection, which is the economics term for the problems of insurance and public schooling that I reference "332: If Climate Change Can Impact Behavior, How Much Agency Do We Actually Have?—w/ Clayton Aldern, author of The Weight of Nature" Thames River Barrier There are various services where you can enter your address and view statistical flood and fire risk. Unfortunately since I last used it the one I used to use has been taken down..." "372: Climate Change on the Battlefield: New Missions, New Kit, New Theaters—w/ Erin Sikorsky, Director of The Center for Climate and Security" "S2E50: Under a White Sky: Elizabeth Kolbert's new book on humanity's ecological & climate interventions" Earthshot Prize Yellow Jackets in France protests Katrina: Come Hell and High Water by Spike Lee
