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Image credit: Below The Radar, 2022

The Climate Imaginary: Planning for Community Resilience

November 22, 2022

Below the Radar podcast host Am Johal talks with Andréanne about sustainability versus resilience, Andréanne’s journey from being a planning practitioner to an academic and her research around climate planning. They also discuss the role of researchers and planners in the climate emergency, looking at alternate methods of sharing research and how to engage with a community’s specific knowledge and needs.

Pocasts

Below the Radar (Podcast) Episode 195. The Climate Imaginary: Planning for Community Resilience with Andréanne Doyon. November 22. https://www.sfu.ca/vancity-office-community-engagement/below-the-radar-podcast/series/the-climate-imaginary/195-andreanne-doyon.html

The Sweaty Penguin (Podcast). 2022. What Is Sustainable Housing and How Do We Achieve It? The Sweaty Penguin. May 13. https://thesweatypenguin.com/what-is-sustainable-housing-and-how-do-we-achieve-it/

Radio

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Panorama. 2024. La réduction des places de stationnement à Deep Cove, Radio Canada, May 7.

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Panorama. 2024. Défis du métier d’urbaniste, Radio Canada, January 23.

Phare Ouest. 2021. Réchauffement climatique et planification urbaine, Radio Canada, July 21.

Spice Radio Vancouver. 2021. The impact of climate change and how urban planners can respond, one SFU prof shares insights, Spice Radio, July 15.

All Points West B.C. 2021. Adapting infrastructure to better handle extreme temperatures, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, July 14.

Australian Broadcast Corporation News. 2021. Canadian heatwave turns deadly and linked to climate change, Australian Broadcast Corporation, July 1.

630 CHED Edmonton. 2021. Scientists have been warning for years that heat waves, like the one Alberta and B.C. 630 CHED, June 29.