Cyclones, Storm Darragh & Election Outcomes: Wrapping Up Another Year of Climate Change
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In this week's episode, Darragh, Tom and Ciara dive into the week's biggest climate headlines:
- Cyclone Chido devastates Mayotte
- Storm Darragh causes widespread power outages across Ireland and closes Holyhead port
- What do the recent election results mean for climate action in Ireland?
We also take a moment to reflect on 2024, sharing a frank and admittedly, slightly gushy discussion about the emotional toll of caring deeply about the climate crisis throughout the year. To wrap up the year, we'd love to hear your thoughts on the state of the world too so drop us a line!
Actions for This Week
- SSE Airtricity Community Fund: Learn how this fund supports sustainable projects in your community. More details here.
- Plant trees through Hometree or Reforest Nation.
- Contribute to the Your Parks, Your Say public consultation and help shape the future of Ireland's national parks. Share your thoughts here.
- Discover The Good Life 2030, a vision for a better future. Learn more here.
Off-Season Listening Recommendations:
Catch up on some of our most impactful episodes:
- Connecting Cabra
- Adaptation: Facing Reality of Giving Up?
- Why Are We Stuck? Exploring the Psychology of Climate Change with Eoin Galavan
- Rain Rain Rain from Hot Mess by Philip Boucher Hayes
Check out our Climate Alarm Clock Specials playlist on Spotify and let us know your favourite episodes by dropping us a line.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all the team at The Climate Alarm Clock. We will see (or land in your ears) in 2025!
