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Data Dialogues: Season 1 Overview
Episodes 1-3 with Shelby Green & Marccus Hendricks
Episodes 4-6 with Daphne Frias & Jarah Moesch
Episodes 7-9 with Gwen Smith & Michael Ogletree
Episodes 10-12 with Tico Aran & Darrah Blackwater
Episodes 13-15 with Sof Petros & Muki Haklay
Episodes 16-18 with Natasha Udu-gama & Jill Habig
Season 2 Overview
Episode 1. More maps, more problems
Episode 2. Right place, right time: the ideal conditions for a OneMap policy
Episode 3. Spatial data + social accuracy: the politics of participatory mapping
Episode 4. Kinipan's fight against palm oil
Episode 5. Drones, birds & the gray in between
Episode 6. From mapping to monitoring: the international scope of resistance
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"Fossil Free Internet" highlights why the dire need for a fossil free internet exists - and how we can get to that point.

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The People’s Cloud: Manifesting Community and Eco-led Digital Spaces (Sarah Kearns) is an audio podcast and transcript about developing sustainable energy usage on the Internet.

CO2.js: An Open Library for Digital Carbon Reporting (Fershad Irani) describes a javascript library that allows developers to estimate teh emissions assoicated with their apps, websites and software.

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