Could 100% clean energy power our cities and towns?
5:31 | We built this tiny model town to show what it would look like if we tried to transition to 100% clean energy.
5:31 | We built this tiny model town to show what it would look like if we tried to transition to 100% clean energy.
12:46 | Vertical Farming has been in and out of the news for a decade now.
En ny, dansk bog opregner, hvor de nuværende stater fejler og kommer med bud på, hvilke mulige veje vi kan gå. Som bl.a. den engelske filosof Kate Raworth påpeger; så vi ikke bliver hængende i en uønsket sump i hullet i doughnutten og heller ikke falder ud over doughnuttens yderkant/klodens begrænsninger.
6:04 | “Kur mod klimakaos” er baseret på NOAHs klimahandlingsplaner, der er lavet som et kritisk modspil til regeringens klimalov.
6:08 | “Kur mod klimakaos” er baseret på NOAHs klimahandlingsplaner, der er lavet som et kritisk modspil til regeringens klimalov.
5:42 | “Kur mod klimakaos” er baseret på NOAHs klimahandlingsplaner, der er lavet som et kritisk modspil til regeringens klimalov.
4:08 | Hydro energy is the dominating renewable energy source. In this video I visualize the development from 1965 up until today.
11:21 | What are the principles of Passive House?
9:20 | Eating green is overwhelming. It feels like ANYTHING you buy will hurt the planet. But when it comes to milk, some choices are better than others.
Hvor meget kan man egentlig klimakompensere sine CO2-udledende dagligdagsvaner gennem grønne investeringer med pensionspengene?
18:00 | Folks in the energy industry are apparently getting quite excited about the concept of hydrogen energy storage in ammonia.
18:00 | Hvordan har regeringen og folketingsflertallet indtil nu forvaltet klimalovens ambitiøse, men også nødvendige målsætning om reducere udslippet af de danske drivhusgasser med 70% inden 2030? Vi har talt med klimaaktivister i Odense og flere andre.
12:01 | Steel has become an essential material in our modern world. But the steel making industry is responsible for 7% of all global greenhouse gas emissions.
1:22 | People powered victory! New York State is the biggest pension fund — $226 billion — in the world and amongst the largest financial institutions to divest from the riskiest oil and gas companies and decarbonize by 2040.
1:22:40 | Carbon Nation is an optimistic, solutions-based, non-preachy, non-partisan, big tent film that shows tackling climate change boosts the economy, increases national & energy security and promotes health & a clean environment.
12:11 | Batteries in electric vehicles and electronic devices make up a very large proportion of the overall mass. But what if you didn’t need to bolt the batteries to any part of the bodywork at all?
10:42 | Myles Allen puts forth a bold plan for oil and gas companies to progressively decarbonize themselves and sequester CO2 deep in the earth, with the aim of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.
6:59 | The United Nations is urging world leaders to make 2021 the year they commit to fighting climate change. It comes as new reports highlight the severe weather that broke records around the world this year.
13:54 | A growing number of ecologists and land managers are turning to regenerative agriculture as the fastest way to draw CO2 back out of the atmosphere.
9:42 | Four climate scientists who have been living in Australia discuss their concerns for the future quite candidly.
4:49 | I hoped you enjoyed what can only be described as an extremely loose two minutes. Thanks for sticking around for however long you did.
25:56 | Oil nation Norway plans to help fight climate change by capturing and storing Europe’s carbon emissions. But this is not without risks.
16:24 | All of the world’s biggest truck making firms are racing to get their hydrogen or battery electric vehicles to market in the next couple of years. Will we have the infrastructure ready to accommodate them? Can we afford it?
7:03 | Germany is super green and amazing at fighting climate change – at least that’s how the stereotype goes. But if you look deeper into it, you soon discover some pretty dirty secrets.
3:58 | I marts forstyrrede en række rebeller folketingets spørgetime ved at stille sig op nøgne ved tilskuerrækken og råbe landets politikere op om klimakatastrofens “nøgne sandheder”.
12:16 | Amanda Little introduces us to the farmers, entrepreneurs and engineers who are radically rethinking what we grow and how we eat.
12:12 | The summer of 2020 saw record breaking heatwaves across the Arctic region. Those warm temperatures also caused the thawing of permafrost and sediment on the seabed allowing the release of very high concentrations of methane. Have we now reached the tipping point?
11:05 | India has a historic opportunity to power its industrialization with clean energy – and its energy choices will make or break the world’s fight against climate change.
7:59 | Developing countries have long been blamed for destroying the environment with their large families. Overpopulation has been identified as the enemy. But how accurate is this claim exactly?
6:58 | Climate Economics, episode 7. Curious to what feminist economics brings? And how this can help with the problems occurring from climate change? Watch this video and find out!
4:02 | How the global Wind Energy production increased by 500 % in 10 years.
10:47 | An all organic Redox Flow battery has been developed by a team of researchers in Sweden. Could this be the system that finally makes global grid scale storage a reality?
8:48 | A plane ticket is the single most emission heavy thing we can buy. But aviation companies say that we could change that soon. Is that really realistic?
Climate Economics, episode 6. Neoclassical Economics imposed itself over the past decades as the core of mainstream economics, largely influencing academia and policy making.
6:57 | We visit Annapolis, Maryland, a state capitol, home of the U.S. Naval Academy, and seaside tourist town that has seen a dramatic increase in floods in recent years.
2:45 | Combined, Greenland and Antarctica contain enough ice, that if it were to melt all at once, would raise sea levels by nearly 215 feet (65 meters).