Can Earth sustain 11 billion humans?
14:47 | Despite a dramatic reduction in fertility rates since 1950, our global population continues to rise.
14:47 | Despite a dramatic reduction in fertility rates since 1950, our global population continues to rise.
17:11 | Katharine Hayhoe shows how the key to having a real discussion is to connect over shared values like family, community and religion – and to prompt people to realize that they already care about a changing climate.
7:40 | Clothing is something we have to think about every day, but we don’t always think about how our clothes impact the planet.
9:51 | Our oceans hold vast quantities of thermal and kinetic energy, thousands of times more than our entire civilisation requires for our current level of population.
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12:01 | Global warming is one of the biggest threats to humanity. Karin Beese and her family refuse to look on helplessly.
6:18 | I went to COP24 in Katowice, where the world was hoping to work towards halting global warming. It made me more sad and angry than I have ever been about climate change before.
6:15 | Christian Parenti discusses the dangerous climate policies pursued by Donald Trump.
5:12 | Bill Patzert: “There is no Planet B.”
4:03 | The world may already have the Paris Climate Agreement, but any deal needs its rules. Negotiators are hammering out the final deals of the ‘Paris rulebook’. But even if they can agree, there’s still plenty more to be done.
4:12 | To stop global warming the world needs to cough up the cash. A big part of the negotiations in Katowice revolve around climate finance – the transfer of money from rich countries to poor.
1:54 | Today, an incredible new milestone, the Fossil Free movement has pushed over 1000 institutions worldwide to divest from fossil fuels.
4:36 | What does it mean when world leaders can’t agree to welcome an IPCC climate change report that they asked for just a few years ago?
4:15 | World leaders are meeting in Poland to tackle climate change at the 24th United Nations climate talks. ClimateAdam breaks COP24 down, and sets out on a voyage across Europe.
19:05 | Greta Thunberg is joined by her father, Svante to talk about her path from an unknown Swedish school girl to an internationally recognized climate leader.
13:46 | The National Climate Assessment summarizes the impacts of climate change on the United States, now and in the future.
8:30 | Fredag var der indkaldt til klimastrejke foran rådhuset i Sønderborg. SønderborgNYT sendte direkte fra Rådhustorvet.
6:43 | Christian Parenti argues for the role of the state in mitigating the climate crisis.
11:44 | In the final part of our conversation with Peter Wadhams we talk about one of the most destructive outcomes of climate change – global sea level rises. We also look at the Camp Fire of California.
10:22 | Professor Wadhams explains the thermohaline circulation, sometimes called The Ocean Conveyor Belt, and why it’s slow down means big trouble for many areas of the globe.
10:42 | Join us today as we dismantle a claim against the graphs that climate scientists present. Oh, and stay tuned to learn why increased CO2 levels isn’t necessarily good for plants.
6:16 | The question is, can we capture all that carbon before earth becomes too hot for us? Can carbon capture on a massive scale really work?
38:03 | Dr. Andrew Rosenberg explains how Trump’s administration impedes environmental and health regulations, rejects facts about climate change, and undermines the work of science-related government agencies.
8:51 | Peter Wadhams explains the risks posed by huge methane emissions that are being caused by arctic ice loss, and we discuss the difficulties and frustrations faced by scientists trying to communicate climate issues to a wider public.
11:05 | Peter Wadhams’ book, A Farewell to Ice, outlines in exquisite detail the changes in the arctic over the last four decades and the threats that these changes pose to our climate.
35:46 | Global warming deniers claim that there was an 18-year pause in global warming which started in 1998. This apparent hiatus was actually the product of biases in the data.
2:45 | With Michelle Thaller.
7:24 | Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, but is it a bigger cause for concern than carbon dioxide??
57:59 | Featuring Billy Pizer, Duke University: November 2018.
5:45 | I look at how carbon offsets work to offset fossil fuel emissions, and whether they are effective in mitigating climate change.
I september lykkedes det tre venner at få tredive af deres venner med til klimamarchen i København ved at holde en brunch om formiddagen.
6:40 | Global warming is already upon us, but when was the last time you had a proper chat about it?? ClimateAdam speaks to a climate communication expert (Steve) to take his conversation skills from amazing to brilliant.
1:03:01 | Climate-change deniers argue that there actually is not a 97% manmade global-warming consensus among scientists and climatologists.
5:35 | What is it about carbon-dioxide that causes climate change? What is it about this chemical that causes something as massive as global warming?!
6:36 | Fossil fuel companies are being taken to court just like tobacco companies were, because of what they knew and when. Should they be forced to pay for damages from climate change?
4:15 | With Cheryl Heller