Ep.17: Who’s Killing Canada’s Lakes? Coping with Tricky Party Convos

Greenpeace Podcast by Greenpeace

Nov 28, 201400:22:44Government & Organizations

You may take long showers but you are not the big water waster...find out who is. A “Tailings Pond” is a dead lake. Who killed it? Tricky convos: What to say to climate change denier at a party. For more episodes and inf...

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