Show Notes
Georgia Monaghan grew up in Newcastle as the daughter of a coal mining engineer but now she’s on the coalface of the climate crisis in a very different way. A former lawyer turned climate strategy consultant, she spent five years at Pollination before turning her own burnout into a blueprint for change. In 2024, Georgia Co-Founded ECOMIND, Australia’s leading youth climate mental health and wellbeing charity, working to empower young Aussies to sustainably care for themselves, each othe...
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