12:52 | Back in 2008, following the global financial crisis, governments across the world adopted a “whatever it takes” commitment to monetary recovery, issuing $250 billion worth of international currency to stem the collapse of the economy.
47:51 | Scientists agree that countries’ current emission pledges and commitments would most likely result in 3.5° to 4°C warming. For the World Bank Group, the solutions are clear.
1:31 | ICYMI, the IMF released a report on how much we really spend on fossil fuels. The cost? Well, here’s a hint – it’s in the trillions.
28:02 | Mycle Schneider, an independent international energy and nuclear policy consultant, provides an economic analysis of the cost of nuclear power including data using charts and graphs.
39:10 | Economic Perspectives on Pricing Environmental Risk.
16:37 | Economist Lord Nicholas Stern helped write a report that outlines where we are now — and what we could do next.
25:10 | Directed, Written, Shot, and Edited by Leah Temper and Claudia Medina.
21:42 | God og klar præsentation af Globale Klimaforandringer givet ved den 10ende Association For The Study of Peak Oil (ASPO) konference 30. maj – 1. juni 2012.
4:18 | Some people say transitioning to clean energy will simply cost too much – “leave it to future generations.”
4:08 | www.modvaekst.dk/omstilling
1:35:23 | The Stern Review on Economics of Climate Change is intended to underpin discussions about the wider international policy framework.
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