In this episode, we spotlight how film can drive conversations about climate change. Gareth Boyes speaks with Sophie Bri Keeble, one of the directors and writer of Into the Shadows, a film set in a future where the ozone layer is destroyed and the climate crisis has reached apocalyptic levels. Sophie shares her journey of collaboration around the world, the challenges of addressing environmental themes through storytelling and her hopes for how audiences - especially younger viewers - will engage with the film.

Also in this episode Mike Waddington finds out more about the artwork on display in Rams Walk created by Buriton Primary School students with an important message for us on climate change.

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We have some festive tips for your Christmas and New Year as well as an interview with the Petersfield Climate Action Network (PeCAN) from the Petersfield Christmas Market.

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For Our Earth Week, we’re back with an all-new Generation Green! In this episode we focus on youth involvement within the environment and climate change. We talk to Dylan the Member of UK Youth Parliament for Surrey, Vicky Hall project coordinator of the Hampshire Youth Parliament and organisers of the Hampshire Climate Unity Conference from the Hampshire Inspection and Advisory Service (HIAS) Minnie Moore and Justine Ball.

Young voices with the environmental issues that matter to them. Generation Green from Petersfield Shine Radio.

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