Kloden drejer 006: Amerikas kultur- og klimakamp
USA-eksperten Ben Dorfman fortæller om vilkårene for klimasagen i USA. Er der håb at finde hos domstolene eller i det politiske system?
De omstillingsparate 003: Græsrøddernes valg
Mød tre græsrødder fra Den Grønne UngdomsBevægelse, NOAH og Bedsteforældrenes Klimaaktion. De diskuterer klimapolitik og resultatet af folketingsvalget 2026.
Kloden drejer 005: Kanoner og klimakrise – En forskervinkel
Kloden brænder. Klimapolitik er en vigtig del af vores sikkerhedspolitik i bred forstand – men vi lever lige nu i en ustabil periode…
Ud i landskabet 002: Skal Danmarks olieeventyr slutte?
Vi kigger indenfor i det Røde Telt på Klimafolkemødet i Middelfart 2025. Debatten er arrangeret af NGO’en Fossilfri Fremtid.
Ud i landskabet 001: Fra klimaangst til klimahandling
Vi kigger indenfor i Prismeteltet på Klimafolkemødet i Middelfart 2025.
Jeg skulle have været klimabenægter
3:07 | Poetry slam-tekst, skrevet og fremført af Lasse Nyholm Jensen, januar 2026.
Dukkede Donald Trump alligevel op til COP30 i Belém?
4:31 | (en slags…)
Fynsk forskning i naturbaserede løsninger bidrager til Europas Grønne Fremtid
20:34 | Hvordan kan lokale løsninger på Fyn være med til at forme Europas grønne fremtid?
Klimaplan i Krise: Fjernvarme Fyn udskyder CO2-fangst
4:12 | Fjernvarme Fyn har valgt ikke at søge støtte fra Energistyrelsens såkaldte CCS-pulje til CO2-fangst.
Gnavpotten hr Jensen om COP30 og Parisaftalen
3:00 | Gnavpotten hr. Jensen har gjort sig nogle “tanker” om COP-systemet mm.
Can we adapt to climate change?
12:53 | This video is OPINION.
Kloden drejer 004: Reportage fra Nepal
I dagens episode skal vi om på den anden side af kloden med Natasha Carstens.
Inside India’s Astonishing Solar Revolution
9:05 | In 2014, the world’s second largest coal consumer made a bold promise: to increase its solar capacity from three gigawatts to 100 gigawatts in just eight years.
Can Latin America win the race to 100% renewables?
12:38 | Down in South America there is a quiet revolution going on in renewable power which could see that continent decarbonise far sooner than its northern neighbour.
How We Took On an Oil Giant — and Won
10:47 | Oil companies may seem invincible, but they are more vulnerable than you think, says climate justice litigator Melinda Janki.
Will Climate Change Make Your Home Uninsurable?
8:44 | Insurance is the hidden engine that keeps the economy churning, but climate change is making home insurance unaffordable for many people, says climate risk advisor Amy Barnes.
The battle for American energy supremacy
11:27 | The US energy system has arguably never faced such an existential crossroads. As the rest of the world accelerates towards the inevitable clean transition, will America really allow itself to fall behind?
Floating Farms, Sponge Cities and the Climate Solutions Already Working
11:06 | Development expert Harjeet Singh reveals how climate solutions like floating farms and “sponge cities” that absorb floodwater aren’t just clever adaptations — they’re smart economics.
Most Countries Fail at Clean Energy. Here’s How Mine Succeeded
11:32 | Energy expert Sebastián Kind helped Argentina go from virtually no renewable energy to generating nearly 40 percent of its electricity from wind and solar in just six years.
This is the future of heat pumps!
13:52 | Heat Pumps are the future of home heating. But until recently most companies have grossly over sized the Heat Pump systems they install…
Why people want to put nuclear reactors on ships
11:05 | The military has long used reactors to power submarines and aircraft carriers. Could this also work for commercial ships?
The insane Carbon Capture Scam continues
14:39 | Fossil Fuel Carbon Capture and Storage yet again under-delivered in 2025.
Living with climate change – The daily battle against heat and rain
42:25 | For people in countries like India or the Philippines, climate change is already very real. Extreme heat dominates everyday life. Heavy rain washes away houses and roads.
This world is ours
2:57 | With the UN Climate Summit (COP30) happening soon in Brazil, we need to keep momentum and pressure up to ensure our voices are heard in the corridors of power.
How your city could outsmart heat and floods
8:31 | From Ahmedabad to Boston, cities across the world are making big changes to cope with floods and heat.
Nuclear Energy 2.0 – The Future or Dead End Technology?
48:26 | Can Generation IV modular fission reactors help save our environment and mitigate carbon dioxide emissions?
Are fossil fuels really all that bad??
14:54 | The big boys of big oil, gas and coal are not so quick to point out the damage done by their own products…
Why fire “season” doesn’t end
6:35 | A third of the US population lives in wildfire risk zones. And the fire season is only growing.
The Powerful Promise of Earth’s Harshest Places
13:43 | Sharing the story behind one of the world’s largest green hydrogen projects, Lei Zhang shows how Earth’s harshest landscapes could unlock more energy reserves than the world consumes today.
The Next Great Extinction Event
48:31 | Dr Anne Marie Tosolini, Paleobotanist Melbourne University: “I think climate change is actually the biggest threat humanity has ever faced…“
New research debunks climate disinformation
17:59 | Wouldn’t it be better to accept the warming and adapt to a new world? This week’s video contains one or two thoughts on those suggestions!
New research – Our planet is warming TWICE as fast as we thought!
13:49 | Planet Earth has been warming at a rate of about 0.2 degrees Celsius per decade since the 1970’s. Recent record warm years have suggested that rate of change may have shifted in a very unwelcome direction.
How SOLAR PARKS are fixing up abandoned COAL MINES
13:08 | Communities all over the world have been badly affected by the closure of coal mines in recent years. But their proximity to grid connections and infrastructure make them ideal sites for new solar projects.
How to Make Climate Stories Impossible to Ignore
9:54 | In environmental reporting, “it’s not always about the big climate story,” says journalist Katherine Dunn.
What If the Climate Movement Felt like a House Party?
8:42 | Social impact leader Matthew Phillips explores how shared purpose and imagination can revive the fragmented approach to climate action and unlock the power of collective momentum.
Does ‘Levelized Cost of Energy’ (LCOE) give us the right numbers?
11:16 | There’s a big schism among energy system analysts right now.