Decarbonisation in the USA : New report says “SLOW DOWN!”
15:41 | A new report from energy consultants Wood Mackenzie suggests caution and a slower transition. We look at their findings.
15:41 | A new report from energy consultants Wood Mackenzie suggests caution and a slower transition. We look at their findings.
5:32 | With Jon Gertner.
3:36 | With so much record breaking heat, how do we talk about climate change without sounding like a broken record?!
13:48 | India’s climate disasters are fueled by its governments’ resource mismanagement and fossil fuel consumption, says political economist Shouvik Chakraborty.
14:02 | A methane burst from the East Siberian Arctic Shelf could happen at any time and needs only a trigger. That’s the conclusion of the world’s leading research scientist in that region – Natalia Shakhova.
5:36 | With Jon Gertner.
9:44 | “We were so terrified with the water coming into the house and the sound of the storm. In front of my eyes, the walls of our house collapsed.”
15:44 | The New Silk Road is quite simply the most ambitious social and civil engineering project since the Marshall Plan. But is President Xi Jinping’s vision one of a green utopian future or will his plans cause even more climate chaos?
16:19 | Folkets Klimamarch 25. maj 2019 feat. Greta Thunberg.
13:48 | Plant geneticist Joanne Chory is working to amplify this special ability: she’s creating plants that can store more carbon, deeper underground, for hundreds of years.
1:00:13 | Threats facing the natural world are vast, but people are developing innovative solutions that inspire hope.
2:08 | What is XR? We head to Shindig Festival and find out how Extinction Rebellion are working at public events to engage and educate.
4:39 | How much CO2 would a skyscraper save if a skyscraper was made of wood?
14:03 | We focus on the potential of hydrogen for heating our homes – something that is being enthusiastically embraced by the UK government.
50:15 | I Danmark har ålegræsset været i tilbagegang i de seneste 100 år. Ved at genetablere tabte ålegræsenge kan der lagres mere CO2 i havbunden og dermed mindske frigivelse af CO2 til atmosfæren.
9:26 | We’ve all benefited from fossil fuels, and most of the stuff we do in life depends on them. But we also know that we can’t continue down this path if we want to live in a stable world.
7:04 | Frederic Hanusch has written “Democracy and Climate Change” (2017).
1:23 | Danmark har brug for en ny klimalov, der forpligter os til at leve op til Paris-aftalen.
1:12:51 | Climate, disasters, and other shocks put hard-won progress at risk of crumbling. Anticipating these challenges can help to preserve gains and prevent domino effect collapse.
11:29 | One way in which climate change deniers are getting their way in the Trump administration is by subverting the application of scientific findings by ignoring long-term projections when setting policy.
12:25 | Traditional batteries have some limitations, not least in capacity and duration of storage. Hydrogen has no such limitations and as a result it’s rapidly gaining attention as a potential market disrupter.
12:28 | Today we are responding to An0maly, who apparently doesn’t known much about climate change, and doesn’t read articles accurately.
9:33 | Climate change is forcing more and more people to flee their homes because of flooding, drought and extreme weather.
7:28 | Institutions around the world are calling on global leaders to address climate change before it’s too late, but after years of waiting, has that time already passed?
14:35 | Throughout the Pleistocene Epoch, the range of the woolly rhino grew and shrank in sync with global climate. So what caused the climate — and the range of the woolly rhino — to cycle back and forth between such extremes?
1:57:52 | George Monbiot talks with Natalie Fee about XR, Climate emergency, community, education, youth uprising, mental health, building community, ecology, rewilding, planting trees, carbon off setting, capitalism and lots more!
6:54 | Nogle hundrede odenseanere tyvstartede weekendens klimamarcher med en demonstration på Flakhaven fredag eftermiddag (maj 2019).
12:19 | Huge advances in battery technology now mean that energy can be stored as it’s generated, giving national grid operators an instant solution for smoothing demand and bringing domestic micro-generation to hundreds of millions of people.
33:46 | We follow Greta Thunberg and the organizers of the school strikes for climate as they are cementing a worldwide movement ahead of their first global protest that took place on March 15th, 2019.
10:54 | What can a bunch of circles and squares from a 19th century novella tell us about Climate Change? Its metaphor time!
7:16 | About Parentis book “Tropic of Chaos: Climate Change and the New Geography of Violence” (2011).
6:43 | Dry graphs and science jargon don’t cut it with most audiences. Here are 4 scientists – each with a different approach to creative, fun, insightful climate communication.
15:47 | Most of the Arctic Council agreed that Climate Change was a clear and present danger that required extremely careful stewardship. But Mike Pompeo represented a voice of dissent that effectively scuppered any progress.
44:59 | In Doughnut economics by Kate Raworth, we see that markets are inefficient and growth is not the holy grail.
1:35:53 | Bevar Jordforbindelsen holder møde den 25. april 2019. Emnet er udvidelsen af Københavns Lufthavn.
5:11 | On Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Bill Nye went on a sweary tirade about climate change. But does shouting at the audience about global warming make anyone more likely to do anything about it?