COP 26 key priorities. Will our leaders FINALLY do the right thing??
13:13 | Can our politicians filter out the cacophony of climate noise in the world right now and focus on the key priorities that will actually make a difference?
13:13 | Can our politicians filter out the cacophony of climate noise in the world right now and focus on the key priorities that will actually make a difference?
18:06 | Seat At The Table, Episode 2: The way we farm food is contributing to climate change so I’m looking at innovative ways to grow it instead.
28:25 | The European Union aims to reduce CO2 emissions and become carbon neutral by 2050, using the Green Deal as its road map. The German government has already agreed to more ambitious climate targets.
22:16 | Seat At The Table, Episode 1: The climate crisis is causing rising sea levels and nowhere is this more apparent than in the Isles of Scilly.
10:14 | As we continue to use ever more steel for new infrastructure around the world, the task of decarbonising the industry is growing ever more urgent.
10:17 | How does Bangladesh keep its citizens safe even as the planet heats up? And what can rich countries learn from it?
10:04 | The climate crisis is worsening floods around the world – but there’s another reason we see so much damage from these disasters. In many places, infrastructure was built with no regard for increasing rainfalls or warmer temperatures.
8:59 | For decades we’ve been planting trees in hopes of reducing carbon pollution. But when it comes to carbon sequestration, have we actually been getting it all backward?
14:50 | One UK company have just announced a £16 billion project that will be generating 3.6GW of solar, wind and battery capacity in South Morocco.
14:17 | Odense Kommune skal være klima neutral i 2030 og har bedt en gruppe eksperter med Sebastian Mernild i spidsen om anbefalinger. Vi har også været med til klimavalgmøde arrangeret af Den Grønne Studenterbevægelse i Odense.
7:33 | Some companies are trying to make a carbon difference by manufacturing products made out of pollution. But is it really helping?
11:35 | Lithium Sulphur (or Sulfur) batteries have been on the ‘hopeful technology’ list for over a decade now. Now, after ten years of waiting, suddenly two different solutions have been announced within a week of each other.
28:25 | Extreme weather is occurring more frequently worldwide. Rising sea levels and heavy rain are causing devastating floods. Most researchers agree that these are the consequences of climate change.
12:26 | Everyone produces CO2 emissions each day. Businessman Dirk Gratzel has calculated his carbon footprint to date. He aims to erase it fully by the end of his lifetime.
9:24 | The nuclear power dilemma, explained.
13:20 | Nu skal der sættes turbo på Klimaloven.
12:19 | Agriculture accounts for 17 percent of worldwide CO2 emissions. But what if there were a way to produce it without harming the planet?
11:16 | Now, one company plans to replace the burners in disused coal fired power plants with an energy storage system that can not only provide useful grid balancing power, but also bring gainful employment back to hard working people.
10:35 | Wooden windmills are surely a relic from our pre industrial history aren’t they? Well, that was certainly true until recently.
14:16 | With wind almost always blowing on sea, there is no lack of power. But the technology is struggling with a bunch of other hurdles.
6:50 | Making clean energy isn’t enough: We also have to move it.
3:59 | Danish Crown forsøger at narre os alle til at tro, at deres kød er en del af klimaløsningen.
13:31 | Gridscale is a long duration energy storage solution developed by Stiesdal Storage Technologies in Denmark.
12:58 | Skal landbruget som andre dele af samfundet bidrage til at Danmark kan leve op til den klimalov, der siger at vi skal reducere udslippet af CO2 og andre drivhusgasser med 70% inden 2030?
7:54 | The business model featuring a one way street of electricity supply will soon be consigned to the history books, replaced by a smart distributed grid with multi-directional imports and exports, often driven by local community schemes. Here’s a great example.
Noget tyder på, at vi som enkeltindivider stadig ikke er parate til at gøre de ofre, som er nødvendige for at bremse den nedadgående spiral. Men er det overhovedet enkeltindividers ansvar?
9:16 | Billions of unassuming rocks on the seafloor could help humanity save itself from the ravages of climate change.
11:42 | We investigate how the planet naturally turns CO2 into stone over long periods of time, and how scientists and engineers are trying to speed up this process in hopes of capturing and storing atmospheric CO2.
4:44 | The Australien Government has made an ad about Carbon Capture and Storage, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative.
10:12 | Coming to us from 60 years in the future, legendary sci-fi writer Kim Stanley Robinson tells the “history” of how humanity ended the climate crisis and restored the damage done to Earth’s biosphere.
18:55 | The climate emergency requires climate solutions. And fast! A new analysis suggests that 90% of the job could be achieved by just a handful of disruptive technologies that are very real indeed.
10:59 | Formålet med Festival for Fremtiden i Odense var at sætte fokus på, hvordan unge kan bidrage til at forbedre klodens tilstand i relation til de 17 verdensmål, især de der handler om klimaforandringerne.
10:18 | The Degrowth movement wants to redefine the system with different targets and reshape the world as we know it.
12:46 | Everybody keeps telling us to cut our carbon footprints. So how guilty should I feel about my personal emissions? And what’s Big Oil got to do with it?
11:19 | Energy consumption for heating and cooling is expected to triple in the next thirty years, as populations grow, and more people move into cities. A lot of that energy demand is used in compressing and pumping fluids.
12:35 | Nigel Topping shares three rules of radical collaboration that could positively disrupt the patterns of the global economy and help humanity tackle the world’s greatest threat: climate change.