11:59 | Arctic air is warming, causing scientists to worry that melting arctic ice and snow could also lead to a sudden permafrost thaw and release of carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) that forms a climate tipping point.
10:26 | Jonathan Foley presents a six-part framework to more efficiently address climate change, from better aligning capital with carbon to utilizing affordable solutions that are ready to go now.
13:19 | Perovskite is not a material most of us will have come across in normal daily life, but it has the potential to take solar photovoltaics to levels of efficiency that were previously thought to be impossible.
11:33 | Heating our homes with cold water! Sounds absurd? It’s not. Heat pumps are revolutionizing the way we heat and cool our homes and cities. We went to the German city of Mannheim to find out how.
2:30 | Slashing methane emissions as quickly as possible is the fastest way to slow global warming.
11:04 | Det er i år 5 år siden et stort folketingsflertal indgik en politisk aftale om hvad de selv kaldte ”Verdens mest Ambitiøse Klimalov”. Men hvordan går det så med at opfylde det ambitiøse mål ca. halvvejs mod 2030.
2:34 | Let’s send fossil fuels to the dustbin of history and build a world of community-led renewable energy for all.
11:10 | Imagine creating solar panels without relying on materials in short supply and adopting an eco-friendlier production process. And at the same time boosting efficiency? Enter perovskite tandem solar cells.
2:22 | Oil Slick er en performancegruppe fra Extinction Rebellion, der arbejder med et visuelt udtryk for, hvordan vores afhængighed af olie og fossile brændstoffer er blevet til en livstruende besættelse.
13:34 | So, Carbon Capture and Storage then. Climate change cure-all or delusional diversion by our friends over at Fossil Fuel HQ?
1:24:15 | A voyage of discovery, across huge expanses of ice. This film follows three of the world’s leading glaciologists on their pioneering scientific expeditions to Greenland’s massive ice sheet, a place that could harbor secrets about the future of life on Earth.
55:29 | Måtte denne kavalkade af væsentlige historier give de uambitiøse eller åndsformørkede redaktører et tiltrængt los i bagdelen.
13:36 | ‘Jevons Paradox’ says the more efficient and cheaper we make things, the more we use them. So are we in a no-win situation or is there actually a way out
I dagens episode rejser vi tilbage i tiden med Sissel Bjerrum Fossat fra Museum Odense. Vi undersøger de historiske årsager til, at vi har så stort et tøjforbrug, og at det er endt med at være så klimabelastende, som det er.
I dagens episode besøger vi Markus Hatting fra Tekstilrevolutionen i København.
26:17 | How much and how little CO2 is “plant food.”
12:11 | Biochar is supposed to suck carbon out of the air, reduce air pollution and even generate energy. But does it live up to the hype?
2:26 | A quick video about the latest climate assessment 2023.
17:07 | Our global leaders all gathered in one of the biggest oil producing nations to discuss with more than two thousand oil industry lobbyists exactly how they should legislate in the coming decades. What could possibly go wrong?
19:52 | More climate “facts” bite the dust.
14:38 | The International Energy Agency just released a new paper analysing how oil and gas will dwindle in the next three decades to a small fraction of their current size.
3:28 | NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) satellites have found that carbon sinks might be changing.
14:45 | Everyone’s got a ‘Net-Zero’ plan these days, haven’t they? But are these claims a genuine marker of real decarbonisation within a business or just an exercise in corporate box-ticking?
30:00 | Så er der taget hul på endnu et FN klimatopmøde COP28 i Dubai. Et topmøde hvor alle alarmklokker om den globale opvarmning, siger at det NU er alvor hvis man skal undgå de såkaldte ”tipping points”.
42:25 | To stop climate change, the energy system must be transformed worldwide. Very little time remains to accomplish this. But there are places where this renewable future has already arrived.
13:06 | We can produce abundant, sustainable and cheap energy — for everyone, says physicist Julio Friedmann.
42:25 | Part 1 of this two-part documentary looks at the question of whether it’s even possible to provide enough green energy for the whole world.
1:10:40 | In this documentary I present a fictional, optimistic account of the 21st century, told retrospectively from the year 2100.
9:21 | Biochemical engineer Marcelo Mena explains the source of methane, why its emissions need to be cut in half by 2050 — and what you can do to help.
15:49 | Petroleum-based products are all impossible to make without first producing hundreds of millions of tonnes of gasoline, kerosene, and diesel. At least that’s what the fossil fuel industry would like you to believe.
1:00:00 | TV Udsyn ser i denne udgave frem mod FN’s klimatopmøde COP28 med reportager fra flere klimapolitiske perspektiver.
11:53 | A handful of solar cars are available for pre-order now, but how realistic is the tech?
12:26 | Kiribati could soon become uninhabitable due to climate change. Residents are using all available means to protect themselves from rising sea levels.
12:44 | How about a well insulated shipping container that can handle 1300 degrees Celsius and be delivered to small operators who need low grade heat, or to district heating systems to keep you toasty warm in the winter?
42:26 | This documentary explores the reasons for water scarcity in Spain, looks at the impact of water scarcity in Catalonia and Andalusia and at the tourism industry’s response to the crisis.
10:23 | Donnel Baird’s ambitious plan to rip the fossil fuel infrastructure out of aging buildings and upgrade it with smarter, cleaner, healthier technology.