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Climate Cast ®
Paul Huttner and Megan Burks

What indigenous communities can teach about climate change solutions

Kathleen Padulo, director of environment for the Chiefs of Ontario.
Kathleen Padulo, director of the environment for the Chiefs of Ontario, speaks at the University of Minnesota on Tuesday.
Hunter Johnson | Courtesy of University of Minnesota

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Climate change often impacts disenfranchised communities more directly, and that includes indigenous communities. But these communities can also teach us a lot about how to move forward.

That was the topic of a talk by Chiefs of Ontario environmental director Kathleen Padulo at the University of Minnesota this week. Padulo also stopped by the MPR News studios to talk with meteorologist and Climate Cast host Paul Huttner.

Hear that conversation using the audio player above.