Klimatalen som Mette burde have holdt
7:38 | Bedsteforældrenes Klimaaktion holder den tale, som Mette Frederiksen burde have holdt ved Folketingets åbning den 6. oktober 2020.
7:38 | Bedsteforældrenes Klimaaktion holder den tale, som Mette Frederiksen burde have holdt ved Folketingets åbning den 6. oktober 2020.
Climate Economics, episode 2. Renowned ecological economists Julia Steinberger and Giorgos Kallis give an introduction to the research field of ecological economics.
10:35 | The good folks down at fossil fuels, airlines & major corporations have finally seen the light! So if they accept climate change and its implications, what’s their plan to … oh, it’s carbon offsets?
7:46 | Joe Biden’s climate policy platform is potentially Earth changing, especially compared to Donald Trump’s.
13:35 | Geothermal energy could be potentially transformational for our power grids. But you and I can also get in on the act by drawing our own domestic heating from beneath our gardens (or communal gardens if you live in an apartment block).
Dagens gæst, Esther Michelsen Kjeldahl, er i studiet for at tale om, hvordan vi skal tænke klimakrisen som et fælles projekt i stedet for at fokusere så meget på, hvad den enkelte forbruger gør.
5:10 | Climate Economics, episode 1. Can pluralism in economics be useful to tackle the fight against climate change?
16:41 | This video is about satellite measurements of the Earth’s climate, the climate models used by scientists, and why they both don’t line up with reality.
12:26 | Pop star Blythe Pepino came to realise that far-reaching choices are needed to save the climate. Such as not fulfilling your wish to have children.
14:37 | Science tells us there’s enough energy in the first 10 kilometres below our planet’s surface to provide all our energy needs for millions of years. So why isn’t our entire planet powered by it?
10:56 | Climate change can be overwhelming. It is the biggest challenge currently facing the world. So here are five books that you can read to understand it better.
6:08 | Inspired by Greta Thunberg’s school strike for climate, Ian Price started striking at Seattle City Hall in December, 2018.
14:35 | Arctic sea ice is disappearing faster than we thought!
18:38 | What do Jaden Smith, Harrison Ford, Beyoncé, Jane Fonda and Prince William have in common? That’s right – they’ve all spoken out about climate change, of course!
16:51 | Danmark har fået en ambitiøs klimalov. Men det er nu den skal omsættes til konkret handling. Sådan lød det flere steder fra de mange NGO’er, eksperter og politikere, der deltog i et velbesøgt Klimafolkemøde i Middelfart.
11:10 | And what the 2020 US election means for climate change.
2:04 | Vi står i en hidtil uset global nødsituation.
41:04 | In this video I discuss the relative role nuclear power will play in our future. In short: it’s complicated. But nuclear isn’t essential, merely very useful.
Der er masser af ting, vi som enkeltindivider kan gøre, for at redde det skrantende globale klima. Det nytter ikke at lægge hele ansvaret over på store virksomheder og regeringer.
34:23 | Dr. Daniel Cziczo explains how CO2 buildup affects Earth’s atmosphere, and how the present CO2 human-caused accumulation differs from the natural heating cycles over eons.
22:13 | The scientific consensus on human-caused global warming has been a fierce topic for decades. To understand why, you need to know the history of consensus.
12:31 | Smart grids delivering renewable energy across continents will require extremely long electricity transmission distances. China is tackling the issue by switching from AC to DC power and ramping up the output to 1.1 million volts.
4:07 | Fathoming the forces that determine global sea levels can be daunting. We present a guide to the basics of ocean surface topography.
27:29 | You can summarize climate change in just ten words: it’s real, it’s us, experts agree, it’s bad, there’s hope. Climate change misinformation is like a bizarro world version of this.
13:38 | Today we’ll have a brief talk about man-made climate change the scientific consensus surrounding it.
13:22 | Lithium recycling wasn’t considered important ten years ago when fewer than 60,000 electric vehicles were sold worldwide. But today…
27:02 | Environmentalist Tom Rand thinks that we need to harness markets to avert climate catastrophe. And further, he believes a radical change is needed in how markets operate.
9:53 | We’ve got a big ol’ task ahead of us and it’s important to start our collective engines (figurative, not literal) on reducing our government’s fossil fuel use.
28:25 | Germany needs wind power if it is going to meet its climate goals, and successfully transition from nuclear and coal power to renewable energy. But the construction of wind turbines has been stalling.
14:58 | Perovskite can give a big boost to the performance of existing solar cell technology. We take a look at how it works.
28:45 | Space shades are often touted as our last hope if our climate change situation gets too out of control.
5:25 | Little kids are bad at delayed gratification. But unfortunately so are adults.
12:22 | Ultimately, 100% renewable fossil-fuel-free energy is not only possible but necessary to mitigate the worst effects of climate change.
Er det for meget, når den unge klimaaktivist Greta Thunberg siger “I want you to panic”?
22:23 | As Columbia University professor Philip Kitcher points out, a 4-5 Celsius temperature increase that makes the planet uninhabitable is a disaster no matter when it happens.
15:50 | Dramatic cost reductions, improved efficiencies, and a plethora of new innovations in how to store energy that can be delivered into the grid over long durations have all contributed towards a rapidly changing energy market.