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We're all on the same planet, but we're not all on the same page. 

In fact, really, I think this is the critical decade in more than one way. Yes, it's definitely the critical decade in terms of being the last chance to rescue our climate, our natural environment, and our wellbeing.

But it's the critical decade in another way, too. Many people working in climate change and sustainability operate within a soup of criticism - mostly coming from people who blatantly ignore the great challenges that we face.  

Amidst all the noise, it can sometimes be hard to hear what people are actually saying, and to understand what they're doing. 

That's a problem. Because there's some amazing people out there, working to make the world cleaner, greener, and better.  I'm inspired by them, and they give me hope for the future. They've all got important insights to share, insights that can help us have more of an impact in our own working lives. 

In this podcast series called Track Changes I talk to some of those people. Some working in decarbonisation, some in nature repair, and some fighting pollution and waste.

I also chat regularly with Mark Tilly, the AsIa Pacific senior editor for international news services Carbon Pulse and Biodiversity Pulse. 

My name's Murray Griffin from climate and sustainability communications and content consultancy Earthed, and I like to listen to and learn from people who are making changes for the better. I hope you'll follow Track Changes to hear what these people have got to say. 

And if you've got any questions, or interview suggestions, you can reach me at my day job email address, which is [e-mail].