Secretary Kerry Speaks to the Oxford Union About Climate Change
9:16 | En stærk og nødvendig tale.
9:16 | En stærk og nødvendig tale.
14:50 | When Christiana Figueres was tapped by the UN to lead the Paris climate conference (COP 21) in December 2015, she thought it would be impossible to bring the leaders of 195 countries into agreement on how to slow climate change.
46:10 | In countries like Brazil, Australia, Chile and parts of the United States people consider renewable energy because of financial reasons. A surprising newcomer on the market is Morocco.
12:10 | Colorado firefighter Don Whittemore is now increasingly responding to record-breaking blazes as a result of higher temperatures caused by climate change.
29:11 | Professor Daniel Cziczo explains the CO2 problem and the three major types of geoengineering. We learn why the only viable approach is CO2 sequestration — pulling the CO2 out of the atmosphere.
3:02 | Mallory Hinks from UC Irvine explains the role of aerosols in climate change.
13:52 | Xiuhtezcatl Tonatiuh is a 15-year-old environmental activist who is traveling to Eugene, Oregon to sue the U.S. government over the issue of climate change.
14:47 | COP21 i Paris sluttede med en aftale, som udløste begejstring hos de deltagende parter. Men måske var begejstringen mest udtryk for, at det overhovedet lykkedes at få en aftale, som alle kunne skrive under på.
2:45 | If the climate has changed before, could it be natural now? How can we use carbon-dioxide’s fingerprints to identify it as the culprit? And where does that detective’s accent come from?
18:54 | Bhutan’s Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay shares his country’s mission to put happiness before economic growth and set a world standard for environmental preservation.
14:59 | Video Abstract featuring James Hansen.
25:20 | Why is Al Gore optimistic about climate change? In this spirited talk, Gore asks three powerful questions about the man-made forces threatening to destroy our planet — and the solutions we’re designing to combat them.
19:44 | VICE Germany spoke with coal workers, environmentalists, and residents about climate goals, power plant technology, and a german future without coal.
4:39 | Global warming over the past several decades is now large enough that regional climate change is emerging above the noise of natural variability.
6:55 | Journalists and scientists weigh in on the Paris Climate Change agreement of 2015.
38:37 | Dokumentar om AnsvarligFremtid, hvordan netværket er startet, hovedargumenterne bag initiativet, de foreløbige resultater og fremtidsudsigterne.
8:10 | Verdens lande besluttede allerede i 1992, at menneskets påvirkning af klimaet ikke måtte udgøre en fare for vores samfund og for miljøet. Men siden er der kun sket meget lidt…
1:15:59 | With Laurel Kearns, Associate Professor of Sociology and Religion and Environmental Studies, Drew Theological School.
5:36 | A report examining solar PV and battery storage deployment in Germany 2016.
2:38 | On September 21st, people across London took to the streets to inspire the world’s most powerful leaders to take ambitious action on the climate crisis.
6:01 | We Can Still Save the Planet – Paris, 2015.
2:18 | Velkommen til 350.org.
1:20 | Her er Parisaftalen! Resten er op til os.
2:52 | 195 countries just made a historic agreement to battle climate change. But it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the politics and details.
11:21 | 10.000 mennesker trodsede kulden for klimaet søndag 29. november 2015 i København.
7:16 | Bill McKibben, the founder and senior advisor of 350.org, recently stopped by the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies to talk about organizing, divestment, and where we go from here.
9:24 | Scientists at Exxon Oil Corporation conducted research on climate change and the greenhouse effect in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
3:10 | If you could tell world leaders one thing about climate change, what would you say? Youth leaders from across the globe tell what they want from world leaders at the Paris Climate Conference.
28:27 | Dr. James Hansen, the ‘Paul Revere of climate change’, speaks truth to power. This is a must see for those who really follow this urgent matter.
2:38 | Flashmob in Bologna, Italy.
7:38 | On 5 December at the UN Climate Change Conference (Action Day) astronauts sent a passionate message from the International Space Station to delegates calling for an effective action on climate change.
2:34 | On the occasion of COP 21, the artists Olafur Eliasson and Minik Rosing brought 12 blocks of ice, harvested from free-floating icebergs in a fjord outside Nuuk, Greenland, to Place du Panthéon, Paris.
14:25 | Peatlands are habitats with a highly specialized flora and fauna. But peatlands also play an important role in global climate regulation.
4:09 | In this video Bill Nye explains what causes climate change, how it affects our planet, why we need to act promptly to mitigate its effects, and how each of us can contribute to a solution.
5:49 | A straightforward explanation of Climate Change: the heat from human emissions is roughly equal to exploding 400,000 Hiroshima atomic bombs every day.
48:29 | Om divestmentkampagner i Holland og Berlin. Den ene kampagne retter sig mod det store hollandske pensionsselskab ABP, med 2,8 millioner medlemmer, og den anden mod byen Berlin.