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A Hot Topic: Episode 3 - Ruth
19 ago 2026 ·
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A Hot Topic: Episode 3 - Ruth
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A Hot Topic Podcast: Addressing Heat Vulnerability in the Capital Regional District (CRD) By Erica Dolman, Kirsten Mah, and Sarah Wiebe This episode tells the story of Ruth Waldick, the...
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A Hot Topic Podcast: Addressing Heat Vulnerability in the Capital Regional District (CRD)
By Erica Dolman, Kirsten Mah, and Sarah Wiebe
This episode tells the story of Ruth Waldick, the Lead Scientist of the Climate Adaptation Research Lab (CARL) with Transition Salt Spring, a not-for-profit organization based on Salt Spring Island that is dedicated to climate action across Salt Spring Island and the Southern Gulf Islands through diverse initiatives. Ruth shares her experience of the 2021 heat dome, and other extreme heat events, as an ecologist and resident of a rural island in the Capital Regional District (CRD). She shares insight into the existing systems, such as the Emergency Pod Program, that the community has created due to their rural nature, and a perspective as an ecologist of what the impact of extreme heat events are on the unique environment of Salt Spring Island.
Read: "PODCAST AS POLICY COMMUNICATOR: How Lived Experiences of Extreme Heat Events Can Inform Local Policy Conversations"
BC Studies no. 230 (Summer 2026)
Read the full issue here: https://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/bcstudies/issue/view/183261
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By Erica Dolman, Kirsten Mah, and Sarah Wiebe
This episode tells the story of Ruth Waldick, the Lead Scientist of the Climate Adaptation Research Lab (CARL) with Transition Salt Spring, a not-for-profit organization based on Salt Spring Island that is dedicated to climate action across Salt Spring Island and the Southern Gulf Islands through diverse initiatives. Ruth shares her experience of the 2021 heat dome, and other extreme heat events, as an ecologist and resident of a rural island in the Capital Regional District (CRD). She shares insight into the existing systems, such as the Emergency Pod Program, that the community has created due to their rural nature, and a perspective as an ecologist of what the impact of extreme heat events are on the unique environment of Salt Spring Island.
Read: "PODCAST AS POLICY COMMUNICATOR: How Lived Experiences of Extreme Heat Events Can Inform Local Policy Conversations"
BC Studies no. 230 (Summer 2026)
Read the full issue here: https://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/bcstudies/issue/view/183261
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| Autore | BC Studies |
| Organizzazione | BC Studies |
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