Podcasts about climate champions

Maria Robinson, Inaugural Director of the United States Department of Energy Grid Deployment Office. Special annual "HOT SEAT" edition of The Climate Champions, recorded live in Washington DC at GridWise Alliance's gridCONNEXT Conference on December 10th.

Listeners will receive information about Climate Week in Chicago, which takes place September 16-20,  and New York City.  Climate Week in NYC takes place from September 22-29.  Learn more about this global event which is organized in partnership with the United Nations General Assembly and the City of New at the link below. Climate Week NYC 2024 - Climate Champions (unfccc.int)Links to my four blogs covering various climate-related topics can be found at the links below.Climate Week and Technology | tech4boomersClimate Week, Sustainability and Travel | TRAVELMARE!Climate Week and Beauty Tips | HairBluesWestchester, NY Senior Connections | livingsenior.meNational Public Radio (NPR) Information Climate Solutions Week: The future of food : NPRAll the best for our Planet,Judith

Which political races should climate advocates focus on to get the most bang for their buck? (Hint: not the presidency.) In this episode, executive director Caroline Spears of Climate Cabinet explains how her organization uses data science to identify state and local races with high potential to impact climate progress. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.volts.wtf/subscribe

Azmal Hossan joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss his recent selection for the 2030 Climate Champions fellowship, an initiative from The Asia Foundation aimed at bolstering U.S. and China collaboration on climate change.

In 2024, CCL wants more climate voters to vote, and we want climate to be a key issue for every candidate in every election. Join CCL's Vice President of Organizational Strategy Tony Sirna and CCL group leader Debbie Change for a training that will discuss options for CCLers to engage during the 2024 elections locally and nationally including the many events and outreach opportunities with CCL's Election Engagement Action Team: https://cclusa.org/election-engagement  Skip ahead to the following section(s): (0:00) Intro & Agenda (2:54) Why is CCL Engaging?    (7:17) Why are primaries important?   (10:24) Public Voter Outreach   (25:05) Getting CCLers to Vote   (30:27) Candidate Engagement Presentation Slides: https://cclusa.org/election-engagement-slides

Meet Lee Krevat, a former utility executive with SDG&E and current CEO of Krevat Energy Innovations. Lee hosts a podcast titled “The Climate Champions” in which he discusses the planet's future with a variety of leaders who are engaged in the fight to mitigate climate change. Each episode includes a discussion of his guest's actions and initiatives, the forces that drive them to make a difference, and their vision for what's next.In this engaging session, Lee Krevat will discuss a variety of issues and opportunities with our panel, addressing the mitigating the impacts of climate change in the near and more distant future with PLMA Leaders Ross Malme, Past PLMA Chair, of Malme Energy Solutions; Michael Brown, Past PLMA Chair, of NV Energy; and Jenny Roehm, Executive Committee Member, of Schneider Electric.

During Utah Clean Energy's annual Party for Clean Power, we recognized two local leaders with our Climate Champion Awards. In this episode, hear the inspiring speeches from the 2023 Climate Champion awardees, Scott Anderson, CEO of Zions Banks, and Reverend Dr. Oscar T. Moses of Calvary Baptist Church. A. Scott AndersonA master of quiet influence, A. Scott Anderson, President and CEO of Zions Bank, stands as an exemplar of leadership in both the financial sector and community service. His distinctive approach has led to tangible and enduring impacts on numerous causes. As a founding signatory of the Utah Climate and Clean Air Compact, Anderson galvanized a new wave of climate leaders in Utah.  Through thoughtful engagement, he empowers others to join the movement, propelling Utah toward national leadership in climate action. Further, he and Zions Bank Corporation have led the way by building their  Technology Campus to be near net zero and invested in the University of Utah's climate prize.“We all have a role to play in turning the tide on climate change. I'm confident that Utahns can come together to find common-sense solutions to our climate challenges. After all, this is an issue that affects all of us, and I'm proud to be a part of the solution,” states Scott Anderson, President and CEO of Zions Bank. The Reverend Dr. Oscar T. MosesUnder the guidance of Reverend Dr. Oscar T. Moses, Calvary Baptist Church has emerged as a beacon of environmental stewardship. Moses spearheaded the transformation of the church into an energy-efficient, solar-powered sanctuary. Expanding this stewardship, he brought energy-saving solutions to the congregation, enabling families to take meaningful climate action by reducing pollution at home. Through his visionary leadership, Reverend Dr. Oscar T. Moses has not only raised awareness about climate change but also ignited a fire of inspiration and empowerment within the Calvary Baptist Church community and beyond. “I strive to help the congregants of Calvary Baptist Church move beyond hopelessness, to hope and beyond. This couldn't be more vital as we deal with climate change. We cannot leave room in our hearts for blame or complacency. We have to work together to safeguard our planet for us and for the next generation.”

Hello, Climate Champions! In today's episode of the Climate Confident Podcast I had the pleasure of hosting Matt Gray, the co-founder and CEO of Transition Zero, a trailblazer in energy systems modelling.In our conversation, Matt delved into the intricate world of energy systems modelling, a crucial tool for stakeholders and decision-makers in shaping our energy future. He emphasized Transition Zero's mission to democratise this complex tool, making it accessible, auditable, and reproducible. This, Matt believes, is vital for accelerating the transition to a sustainable energy future.We explored the significant challenges in moving towards net zero, particularly the technical and political barriers. Matt highlighted the crucial role of transmission investments in the energy grid and how these investments, or the lack thereof, influence our ability to harness low-cost renewable energies like wind and solar.Another key takeaway from our chat was the importance of data transparency in fostering global collaboration. Matt underlined how Transition Zero's commitment to open data and models aims to bridge the gap between pledges and actions in climate commitments, thereby enhancing global climate action.Matt's insights on the role of transmission in achieving net zero were particularly thought-provoking, revealing how strategic investments can save trillions while facilitating a faster shift to renewable energy sources.We wrapped up with Matt's thoughts on COP28 and his future plans for Transition Zero. For those keen to learn more about their groundbreaking work or get involved, check out the TransitionZero website.Check out the video version of this episode on YouTube.Tune in, get inspired, and let's continue to make strides towards a sustainable future together! Remember, every step counts in our journey to net zero. Let's keep the conversation going – and remember to stay climate confident!Support the showPodcast supportersI'd like to sincerely thank this podcast's amazing supporters: Lorcan Sheehan Hal Good Jerry Sweeney Christophe Kottelat Andreas Werner Richard Delevan Anton Chupilko Devaang Bhatt Stephen Carroll William Brent Marcel Roquette And remember you too can Support the Podcast - it is really easy and hugely important as it will enable me to continue to create more excellent Climate Confident episodes like this one.ContactIf you have any comments/suggestions or questions for the podcast - get in touch via direct message on Twitter/LinkedIn. If you liked this show, please don't forget to rate and/or review it. It makes a big difference to help new people discover the show. CreditsMusic credits - Intro by Joseph McDade, and Outro music for this podcast was composed, played, and produced by my daughter Luna JuniperThanks for listening, and remember, stay healthy, stay safe, stay sane!...

We're joined today by Jamila El Mir, senior advisor to the UN Climate Change High-Level Champion for COP28, Her Excellency Razan Al Mubarak. Jamila has over 16 years of experience in environmental and sustainability strategy, and policy development for master planning and citywide planning, urban waste systems and more. We talk about the impact of urban growth and the construction sector on the environment, and her work with the Climate Champions team. This is part of our special series, Climate Leaders - Rising up to COP28. We're sharing inspiring stories of sustainability leaders and climate champions, driving impact from our region to the world. This episode is brought to you in partnership with Mastercard. Join the #PricelessPlanetCoalition movement with Mastercard to help restore 100 million trees around the world by 2025. Please visit the Priceless Planet Coalition website to learn more.

H.H Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al Nuaimi, popularly known as The Green Sheikh, joins us on the episode. Sheikh Abdul Aziz serves as environmental advisor to the Ajman Government and is also the founder of the Al Ihsan Charity, which he started in 1998 and The Green Sheikh Academy in 2018. We talk about his journey to becoming a climate leader, his mission to inspire over a billion individuals through his new program for the youth—The Climate Champions—and his expectations from COP28. You can also find the poem Harmony by H.H . Maryam A. Al Nuaimi (The Blue Sheikha) here. This is part of our special series, Climate Leaders - Rising up to COP28. We're sharing inspiring stories of sustainability leaders and climate champions, driving impact from our region to the world. This episode is brought to you in partnership with Mastercard. Join the #PricelessPlanetCoalition movement with Mastercard to help restore 100 million trees around the world by 2025. Please visit the Priceless Planet Coalition website to learn more.

Lee Krevat is the founder and CEO of Krevat Energy Innovations, a company dedicated to climate change mitigation by advising start-ups, utilities, regulators, legislators, and environmentally focused companies and communities. He keynoted his first conference in 2010 and has since spoken over one hundred times, including live recordings of his podcast series, The Climate Champions.

The 50/00  Climate Champions campaign, World Sea Turtle Day, June 17 is World Day to Combat Desertification & Drought and World Croc Day!

Climate Champions plant first 10,000 trees! Plus, it's a Thursday twofer: World Ocean Day & World Oceans Day! And, "The Great Derangement”, by Amitav Ghosh

The first Climate Champions plant 10,000 Trees! Plus Climate change accessibility webinar, and climate champion--Dr. Victor Santiago Pineda!

First Climate Champions massive reforestation campaign plants 10,00 trees!! And meet the Metcalf Institute, plus the Metcalf Institute public lecture series

Climate Champions plant our first 10,000 trees! Plus World Environment Day! And climate champion--Shaelyn Wabegijig!

Today's guest is Dan White. He is the CEO and Founder of the award-winning impact-games development company, Filament Games. Dan is an artist and entrepreneur and probably the world's most prolific games-for-impact developer. We talk about the nuance of how to create a game that engages, educates, and transforms people and we explore what happens when we put art, action, and impact together into an educational game format. Dan and his team at Filament have created nine games specifically about the environment: Otter Planet: https://www.habitheque.com/an-otter-planet Aquation: https://ssec.si.edu/aquation Climate Champions: https://www.filamentgames.com/project/climate-champions-2/ Citizen Science: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxmdvsSuR-g Land Grab (game jam): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpVcVODuXeU&ab_channel=FilamentGames EcoKingdoms: https://game-cdn.legendsoflearning.com/content-deploy/4452/EcoKingdoms-Interactions_427/index.html Resilient Planet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUWoNACJ-7Q Eco Defenders: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfhHhisTrxE Energy City: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIe-HzUodcU https://www.filamentgames.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/danwhite3/ https://www.instagram.com/filamentgames/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/filament-games/ * * * How to Save the World is a podcast about the psychology of what gets people to do eco-behaviors and take climate action: Environmental engineer, designer, and author, Katie Patrick, hunts down the latest behavioral science literature from top universities such as Harvard, MIT, and Stanford to unearth the evidence-based teachings you can use to rapidly get more people to adopt your environmental campaign, program, or product. Sign up for Katie's free behavior and gamification design course at http://katiepatrick.com Join my Gamify the Planet masterclass training in climate action design for $25/month http://katiepatrick.com/gamifytheplanet Get a copy of the book, How to Save the World on Amazon https://amzn.to/2Z4jivL This podcast is supported by our friends at Earth Hacks who run environmental hackathons, Conservation X Labs who promote community-driven open tech development for conservation, and Climate Designers - a network of designers who use their creative skills for climate action. Follow on Twitter @katiepatrick Instagram @katiepatrickhello LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-patrick/

  Having trained as a physicist, Simon Sharpe decided to join the British civil service back in 2009 because he wanted the opportunity to solve “big problems”. Sharpe has since become something of a climate missionary within the British government, working on climate change at several different departments over the years, from energy to enterprise, and even representing the UK at the UN climate negotiations. Sharpe has now written a book called Five Times Faster, based on the simple premise that if global warming is to be kept below safe levels, then we will have to reduce emissions five times faster in the next decade than we have done in the previous decade. For his policy changes, he chose to develop risk assessment in the climate science space, to shift our economic modelling away from dated techniques to ones more consistent with a diverse and changing economy, and to move climate diplomacy towards getting agreement on action in individual sectors.    For his personal change he chose to increase biodiversity in his garden and to take a zero emissions approach to his barbeque.

Climate Champions Shout Outs! Turing Lectures- "How To Speak Whale," IEA Claims Green Energy to Dominate EU Power Soon!

We Did It! 33 Climate Champions Helping Us Reforest the Planet, 10k Trees at a Time! Special Shoutouts to Climate Champions, and What's Next?

Wyoming fails to pass EV ban, plus the Climate Champions project–helping us help you reforest the planet, and “A Quest for Meaning” solarpunk climate documentary!

Welcome to the latest episode of the Climate Confident Podcast, where I, Tom Raftery, have the pleasure of hosting Tim Brown, the CEO of Tradewater. In this episode, we delve into the crucial work that Tradewater is undertaking to combat climate change through the collection, control, and destruction of greenhouse gases. Tim provides insight into the specific gases that the company is targeting, such as old refrigerants and methane from abandoned and orphaned oil and gas wells, as well as the scale of the problem at hand. He also discusses Trade Water's plans for growth and expansion in the upcoming years, and highlights the international nature of the work. We also touch on the challenges of working in diverse cultures and the importance of collective efforts in the fight against climate change. This conversation is both informative and engaging, and I am confident that you will find it valuable. To learn more about Tradewater and its mission, visit their website at tradewater.us and connect with Tim on LinkedIn. Thank you for listeningManufacturing MattersInsights and interviews discussing trends, innovations, and advanced automation technologyListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showThis was a truly fascinating episode of the podcast and I learned loads as always, and I hope you do too.If you have any comments/suggestions or questions for the podcast - get in touch via direct message on Twitter/LinkedIn. If you liked this show, please don't forget to rate and/or review it. It makes a big difference to help new people discover the show. Music credit - Intro and Outro music for this podcast was composed, played, and produced by my daughter Luna JuniperPodcast supportersI'd like to sincerely thank this podcast's generous supporters: Lorcan Sheehan of PerformanSC Anthony (Tony) Raftis of Nano Watt Solutions And remember you too can Support the Podcast - it is really easy and hugely important as it will enable me to continue to create more excellent Climate Confident episodes like this one.Thanks for listening, and remember, stay healthy, stay safe, s...

We launch Climate Champions–helping you help us replant forests! Danish co. recycles 100% of used wind turbine blades, and Korean company builds solar panel plant in Georgia

It's Jane Fonda y'all!  Jane stopped by Manny's right before the midterms to talk about this critical election. She knows, as we all know, that we are on the precipice of climate disaster. We are no longer just imagining how the world will look in a disrupted climate; we're seeing and feeling the reality of the climate crisis every single day as we witness and experience wildfires, heat waves, and floods destroying communities. In 2020, the fossil fuel industry poured $139 million into our elections – to politicians of both parties. This money has real consequences. Major solutions are stopped cold, like the Green New Deal, Build Back Better, clean energy investments, and initiatives to end billions in tax subsidies to the fossil fuel industry — all because of politicians backed by Big Oil. It's not too late to change our course. But it won't happen as long as oil, gas, and coal companies maintain their stranglehold on American politics. Earlier this year, she started the Jane Fonda Climate PAC to elect local, state, and federal leaders who will rise to the urgency of this moment and stand up to the fossil fuel industry. The PAC leverages the donations of those who are climate concerned to counter the outsized influence the fossil fuel industry has on our government. Jane wants politicians who support oil and gas to be as afraid for their jobs as we are about the impending climate disaster.About Jane FondaJane Seymour Fonda is a film and television icon, entrepreneur, and activist. Jane has earned two Academy Awards, two British Academy Film Awards, seven Golden Globe Awards, a Primetime Emmy Award, the AFI Life Achievement Award, the Golden Lion Honorary Award, the Honorary Palme d'Or, and the Cecil B. DeMille Award. She has starred in dozens of films over 60 years including Barbarella; Klute; The Shoot Horses, Don't They; Coming Home; On Golden Pond; The China Syndrome; 9 to 5; Monster-In-Law; and The Morning After to name only a few. She has been a political activist her entire adult life, involved in multiple anti-war movements, the civil rights movement, in support of the Black Panthers, in the fight for LBGTQ rights, in feminist struggles, and now, in the fight of her life to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. Jane has been targeted and arrested for her activities throughout her life but remains committed to doing everything she can to fight for justice for all and to live joyfully while doing it.

Climate Champions, SaveRivers.Org, Afforestt! Climate Champion, Gina Mosely!

If you're looking for everyday climate-friendly actions to take – on your own, in your family, and in your community – you're in the right place. Yes, everyone can play a role in creating a climate-friendly world. And yes, the time for action is NOW. We all have the critical opportunity to be part of climate solutions! The “Everyday Climate Champions” Podcast features inspiring conversations with local community members from different walks of life, all putting real climate solutions into action. You can expect the podcast to cover a wide range of topics: from food and agriculture, to transportation, to air and water, energy, buildings, waste, wildlife and natural landscapes, and beyond. We'll also cover topics you may not have previously connected to the climate, such as art, clothing, pets, and even our own psychology. Join us as we envision and create a future of climate resilience, recovery and restoration …  in a more just, equitable, and joyful Bay Area and beyond. Host: Dalya Massachi Contact Us! Do you know a Bay Area-based Everyday Climate Champion? We'd love to interview them!  Or just want to share a comment? Please get in touch at: crba.eccpodcast@gmail.com Visit our website at: www.climaterealitybayarea.org/eccpodcast The Climate Reality Project Bay Area Chapter catalyzes local solutions to the climate crisis in every corner of the San Francisco Bay Area. We work together to spark urgent action and rapid adoption of solutions to the climate crisis. As Climate Reality founder and Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore says, “Solving the climate crisis is within our grasp, but we need people like you to stand up and act.” To learn more, visit: www.ClimateRealityBayArea.org Podcast Production Team: Executive Producer/Editor: Dalya Massachi Sound Editor: Dennis Hysom Logo Designer: Gabriela Vargas Co-Hosts/Researchers: George Dy, Ellisa Feinstein, Liz Juvera, Janet McGarry, Sean Mendelson, Lex Schrader, Alex Williams. #Climateaction, #BayArea, #climatecrisis #climatesolutions #AllHandsOnDeck

This isn't a typical SunCast podcast episode. Today, I'm sharing my interview done by the inimitable https://www.linkedin.com/in/krevat/ (Lee Krevat) on his podcast, https://theclimatechampions.com/ (The Climate Champions). I became acquainted with Lee through the pandemic, and have truly come to deeply appreciate his perspective and insight into the energy transition. He's an entrepreneur, leader, investor and speaker who has had a front-row seat to the way the energy grid is evolving. Lee is a Carnegie-Mellon grad with more than three decades of experience in the energy and technology industries. Now, he helps clean technology start-ups, utilities, regulators, legislatures, and environmentally-focused companies and communities bring clean energy and clean transportation solutions to market. It was an honor to sit down with him to reflect on the meaning of the work we do at SunCast and why I do the work that I do. I love his format. And more than that, I love Lee's candor as he explores leadership in the fight to mitigate climate change. After nearly 16 years in the solar industry and more than 500 podcasts of my own, I can tell you the greatest weapons we have to fight climate change are our voices. I hope you enjoy hearing my conversation with Lee today as I share a few more yet-to-be-told stories. SunCast is presented by https://www.mysuncast.com/sungrow (Sungrow), the world's most bankable inverter brand. You can learn more about all the sponsors who help make this show free for you here: https://www.mysuncast.com/sponsors (www.mysuncast.com/sponsors) Remember you can always find the resources and learn more about today's guest, recommendations, book links, and more than 500 other founder stories and startup advice athttps://www.mysuncast.com/ ( www.mysuncast.com). You can connect with me, Nico Johnson, on https://www.twitter.com/nicomeo (Twitter), https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickalus/ (LinkedIn) or email.

Noémie Claret is the Managing Director of Global Sports Week Paris. Formerly she held the roles of Communication Director of Sport dans la Ville, Head of Brand Comms of the Paris 2024 Bid Committee and Managing Director of Havas Sports & Entertainment Brazil. Laura Stargel is a graduate student at the German Sport University in Cologne studying International Sport Development and Politics. Her research is at the intersection of equitable resilience and access to sport participation. She recently served as the Sustainability Coordinator for the Tampa Bay Super Bowl LV Host Committee. Her work has been recognized by Global Sports Week, selected as a two-time Young Sports Maker, and as a speaker at the University of Louisville, Florida Climate Week, and on the Climate Champions podcast, among others. Laura also plays ruby in the Washington DC area. Sport is facing a global revolution. Around the world, the speed of digitization is matched only by the pace of societal change. Today, sport requires a new mindset, one that transcends profits and addresses the expectations of the new generation. We are convinced that sport, in this context of transformation, can play a bigger role in addressing the major social challenges of our age. It's time for action, to reconnect sport with its true purpose and redefine its role in society into a force for good and a force for innovation. At the intersection between the worlds of business, culture, media, politics and civil society, GSW curates, informs, connects and empowers a community made of all the actors who shape the future of sport. To do so, GSW offers a privileged platform and setting, which looks to federate the wider sports ecosystem beyond the traditional issues of the sports industry. --- Please subscribe to the Sports for Social Impact Podcast wherever you get your podcast! Leave us a review and a 5 star rating to help bring others in the sport industry into the conversation! Send us an email at sportsforsocialimpact@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SportsSocImpact Visit our website at https://www.sportsforsocialimpact.com/

Gabriela Herculano is the co-founder and CEO of iClima Earth, a leading green fintech that focused on helping investors find climate champions, i.e. listed companies that can decarbonise the planet. Gabriela has been an investor in the renewable energy space for many years and today she shares her journey from starting off as a financial analyst in Brazil to pioneering the impact green fintech space and launching the first equity benchmark composed of Climate Champions or listed securities that can help the world transition to a carbon neutrality. We also talk about activism and Gabriela's lessons learned along her illustrious career which saw her speak at the COP26 in Glasgow.Visit the Women in Finance Podcast website for the show notes and to sign up for our newsletter. 

Episode 22. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman. New year, new horizons: Climate Champions is going abroad in search of fresh approaches to ecological architecture. This week we continue talking to French architect and natural materials expert Dominique Gauzin-Müller, who explains why hybrid use of materials is the way forward. We also speak to French structural engineer and ACAN member Frédéric Bourgeon about France's new embodied carbon regulations. For show notes to this episode, go to www.architectsjournal.co.uk/podcasts

Episode 21. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman. New year, new horizons: Climate Champions is going abroad in search of fresh approaches to ecological architecture. This week we talk to French architect and natural materials expert Dominique Gauzin-Müller about France's growing ‘frugal' architecture movement. She also shares with us research in ‘poured earth' which she sees as an alternative to concrete. For show notes to this episode, go to www.architectsjournal.co.uk/podcasts

Angela Hultberg discusses the recent COP26 event and what it means for the delivery and transport sectors: Angela's work as road transport lead for the Climate Champions in the lead-up to COP26 during 2021 Announcements from COP26: Signing of the Zero Emission Vehicle Declaration Global MoU for Heavy Vehicles Signatories to the declarations, including vehicle manufacturers Making decarbonisation a global conversation Deadlines for phasing out the internal combustion engine Alternatives to the internal combustion engine - is it all about electrification? The gap between leaders and laggards in decarbonising delivery Growing public interest in sustainability in delivery Reducing emissions while parcel volumes are growing E-commerce's emphasis on speed and what that means for decarbonising transport - could slower delivery be cheaper and reduce emissions? Free returns, the fashion industry, and the planet At checkout displaying emissions associated with delivery options The special environmental challenge for the postal sector

Meet climate tech champion, Kamaele Terry and her Charger Help! Plus, LA's climate champion, Ron Finley. Who knew you could spin thread out of spoiled milk?! And hometown climate community champs, Africatown, Alabama.

Climate champions Brady Seals & Gretchen Daily, plus the Blue Planet Prize, and Generation Green.

Americans willing to pay extra if it helps fight climate change, plus first hydrogen-powered train debuts in Scotland. Bonus! Meet climate champions—Rattan Lal and the Pedosphere!

Shownotes:  It is a fact that across the world indigenous people are on the frontline of climate crisis, they are particularly vulnerable to the extremes of climate change. Deforestation, unseasonal rains and shrinking water supplies are already impacting their precarious livelihoods. As a follow-up to my conversation with the World Benchmarking Alliance on a 'Just Transition' I spoke with Satyabrata Acharayya a veteran at PRADAN, working with indigenous communities in 7 of the poorest states in India. I was keen to understand what governments, multi-laterals, donors and the third sector are doing to articulate and embed concerns of indigenous people within India's roadmap to a low carbon economy. We also spoke about

Katharine Hayhoe is an atmospheric scientist whose work has resulted in over 125 peer-reviewed papers. Her Ted talk has nearly 4 million views and she's been named one of TIME's 100 Most Influential People, one of the Huffington Post's 20 Climate Champions, and has been named one of FORTUNE's world's greatest leaders. In this conversation with Katharine, we talk about:How faith informs her work as a climate scientist, proving that science and faith need not be polarized.Tips for how to onboard people to climate solutions from a place of optimism, connection, and love.Katharine shares some amazing stories about conversations she's had with climate change deniers and how we can approach challenging conversations within our own networks.She also shares some amazing tips and uplifting stories about climate solutions (check out Solar Sisters and Science Moms), we know you're going to be inspired!Learn more about Katharine Hayhoe:Website: http://www.katharinehayhoe.com/Instagram: @katharinehayhoeTwitter: @KHayhoeHer Book: Saving Us: A Climate Scientist's Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided WorldSPECIAL GIFT!Sign up for the Climate Optimist Newsletter and receive a FREE ticket to the Master Class!(If you're already signed up, contact AT for link)Learn more about The Climate Optimist Master Class here CONNECT + FOLLOW:Podcast Instagram: @heychange_podcastIntro + outro music: No Copyright Music by Sapajou See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why does COP26 matter to shipping and what does the difference between a good COP and a bad COP look like for the industry? This week's Lloyd's List podcast explains why progress at COP26 will directly inform the pace of change inside the IMO and why failure will slow investment, undermine the IMO and amplify financial risk for the entire sector. Our expert panel of guests this week includes Felipe Calderón the former president of Mexico, Nick Mabey, who heads up the leading environmental thinktank E3G and the Shipping Lead on the Climate Champions team, Katharine Palmer

Swedish teenager, Greta Thunberg (pictured) has been one of the most important personalities in the worldwide climate conversation and features here in a New York Times short film clip - "Greta Thunberg Has Given Up on Politicians". Here in Australia, we have many climate champions, no more than the Independent Member for Warringah, Zali Steggall, who again took her Climate Change Bill to parliament calling for a debate on the topic - "Zali Steggall moves to bring the Climate Change Bills on for Debate". Another of our climate champions is Geelong's Mik Aidt who is a key player in "The Sustainable Hour". Other Quick Climate Links today are: "“Clearly Unacceptable”: Environment Minister Sussan Ley bans renewable project, blesses three new coal mines"; "Sussan thinks Renewable Energy is “Clearly Unacceptable”"; "We Don't Have Time partners with UNDP to urge world leaders to end fossil fuel-subsidies"; "Morrison rebuffs international climate critics"; "The Coalition's net-zero policy is merely a plan to freeload off the rest of the world"; "Sound and fury as drivers use bagpipes and ink to take revenge on climate protesters"; "Meat and dairy giants feed climate crisis by dragging their heels on methane"; "As Australia continues to fail on climate, those on the frontline are running out of options, and time": "Your cultural Cop26: films, TV shows and podcasts to help you save the planet"; "Climate activists ‘occupy' Science Museum over fossil fuel sponsorship"; "Ecocide Laws Australia'"; "Scott Morrison refuses to release net-zero 2050 modelling amid condemnation of climate policy"; "The Climate Change Narrative Is the Most Dangerous Piece of Fiction Ever Created"; "Treasury and Health concede no climate modelling has been done internally on the Commonwealth's net-zero by 2050 pledges"; "If all 2030 climate targets are met, the planet will heat by 2.7℃. That's not OK"; "Soils can't hold enough carbon to offset Australian emissions, experts say"; "Are all 'eco-friendly' products safe for the environment? These experts say beware of 'greenwashing'"; "Human, natural capital key to sustainable economic growth, World Bank says"; "More Countries Join Global Pledge to Cut Methane Emissions"; "Accountability is under threat. Parliament must urgently reset the balance"; "Australia's net-zero plan fails to tackle our biggest contribution to climate change: fossil fuel exports"; "Scott Morrison's deal with the Nationals must not ignore land stewardship – an attractive, low-hanging fruit"; "Alan Kohler: Morrison has made Australia a nation of technology freeloaders"; "Climate anxiety: ‘It's reasonable to be feeling scared, anxious, even depressed'"; "COP26: What business needs to know"; "Release of EPA methane rules expected this week"; "Rising emissions drive greenhouse gas index increase"; "Why we need a new golden age of European rail"; "China will honour its climate pledges – look at the changes we have already made"; "Yes, There Has Been Progress on Climate. No, It's Not Nearly Enough."; "Latest National Climate Plans Still Fall Far Short, U.N. Report Warns"; "Water's ‘blue thread' needs to be weaved into climate COP negotiations"; "Joe Manchin pushes for climate cuts even as West Virginia battered by crisis"; "What the world can learn from Rachel Carson as we fight for our planet"; "Emissions Gap Report 2021" "Businesses back emissions caps as IMF says the world needs a carbon price"; "Morrison to lodge bigger 2030 target in UN talks in Glasgow"; "Seniors want ‘green bonds' so they can put money in emissions reduction"; "Federal Treasury has not modelled climate change risks in years"; "Coalition's new climate policy offers only a thin veneer of credibility"; "PM's net-zero plan driven by slogans and seats, not conversion or conviction"; "Vaile says energy crunch shows risk of shunning coal in net-zero push". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

The Independent Member for Warringah, Zali Steggall (pictured) had a busy time in Federal Parliament today moving two Bills, including her Climate Change Bill. A fellow independent, Helen Haines from the rural seat of Indi supported her as did the Member for Mayo, Rebekha Sharkie, Zali, and her supporters, placed climate change and the need to attend to it firmly on the federal agenda. Enjoy "Music for a Warming World".   Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Paige talks with Grace Fu, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, on this week's episode on her road to public service, her belief that “we're here for a bigger purpose,” and how we need to question what we can do for the larger good. Minister Fu shares how pragmatism led to her degrees, and how moving into politics, after being the CEO of PSA when Singapore's port was the largest in the world, was a call to duty. They talk about climate change, rising sea-levels, the impact on food production, and how new waves of diseases will emerge as a result of our actions. They cover the Singapore Green Plan, the 3 Rs, carbon emissions, and the Eco Stewardship Programme for children, before concluding with a thoughtful conversation on what success means to Minister Fu. Paige's favourite quote from Minister Fu: “If you're always afraid of making mistakes, and you're not making mistakes, it means you're keeping it too safe. You're not pushing yourself, you're not really pushing for your company's best interest, or you're not fighting for your rights.” For a better future tomorrow, they share and hope to Pass the Power on to you. Follow Paige Parker and Minister Grace Fu on Instagram. Read the Singapore Green Plan, Eco Stewardship Programme and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports Thank you to Deity Mics and City Music SG for providing me with the equipment I use to record! Visit their pages at: https://www.facebook.com/deitymicsasia https://www.facebook.com/citymusicsg https://www.facebook.com/zoomsoundlab

Swedish activist, Greta Thunberg (pictured) is one of the heroes of the climate movement. “Zali Steggall MP presents climate policy solution for COP26”; Coming up on October 15 all around Australia is the “School Strike for Climate”. From Farmers for Climate Action: “Farming under solar, wind and transmission lines”; And from EnviroNews: “Concern over DRC's plan to lift logging ban in Congo forest”; Read about the: “Sustainable Competitiveness Index World Map”; Two stories from RenewEconomy: “Sunshine for sale:” NT plans massive hubs to support solar, battery and hydrogen”; “Why solar farms won't stew your fruit or boil your berries”; Five stories from The Guardian: “Spain's energy cooperatives lead charge to exploit solar power”; “Climate 200 raises $2m in six weeks to help independents but expects Liberal party ‘interference'”; “Google Maps to show the lowest carbon route for car journeys”; “Angus Taylor advised by department that IPCC climate report was ‘balanced', documents show”; “Climate 200 raises $2m in six weeks to help independents but expects Liberal party ‘interference'”; From the Smart Energy Council it's: “The Global Race to Zero Summit”; Readers learn from Medium: “ Changed Climate = Changed Human Behaviour”; Finally, from Inside Climate News: “Drought is Causing U.S. Hydropower to Have a Rough Year. Is This a Sign of a Long-Term Shift?”; From the Conflict and Environment Observatory: “A lack of transparency makes it hard to calculate the true scale of military emissions but it's clear they are significant”; A complete guide from the “Australian Energy Foundation”; Learn about “COP26”; From The New Daily: “‘Peak ridiculous': Nationals' $250 billion mining fund slammed as dud investment”; And now, it's stories from The Melbourne Age: “Big banks to feel more heat on fossil fuel funding”; “Climate change prompts plan to replace trees in Carlton Gardens”; “Australians wait more than a decade to reap cost-benefit from an electric vehicle”; “Farmers have done their ‘heavy lifting' on climate action, Nationals say”; “‘Overdrive': Energy crunch propels Asian gas price to record high”; “Victoria to rely more heavily on desal water as climate change bites”; "Latest energy crisis highlights reasons PM needs to go to Glasgow"; "Shareholder activists target Westpac, NAB and ANZ over fossil fuel lending"; "Big banks to feel more heat on fossil fuel funding". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Listen to an interview with Zali Steggall on Climate Conversations. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Lee Krevat, the host of The Climate Champions, raps a wrap-up summary (a "rap-up") of the first 100 episodes of his podcast. Lee improvises a rap-up each episode, but rap #100 is prewritten. Every guest and a highlight from that interview is referenced.

Angela Hultberg is my first return guest on The Freewheeling Podcast. Since we last spoke she has joined the UN's Climate Champions team preparing for the COP26 Climate Conference in Glasgow.Her remit is road transportation and she joins me to talk about how the COP process works, what we can expect from the Glasgow conference and the priorities for transport decarbonisation.

Youth vs. Apocalypse! Plus NOAA saves New England coral reefs. Meet climate champions Isha Green and Oceana.Org.  

12. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman. Continuing its focus on landscape, Climate Champions turns its attention to two recent high-profile competitions where green and blue infrastructure promise to drive the design. First up is Thamesmead Waterfront, a 100-hectare riverfront site in Greenwich to be developed in a joint venture between Lendlease and Peabody, the site's owner. To hear about the winning scheme, we speak to Phil Askew, director of landscape and placemaking at Peabody, and Selina Mason, director of masterplanning at Lendlease.  The Home of 2030 competition called for innovative home designs that are ‘green, age-friendly and healthy'. We speak to Sarah Jones-Morris, director of Bristol-based Landsmith Associates and the landscape architect behind Igloo Regeneration's winning proposal, about how green and blue infrastructure permeate the scheme.  For show notes to this episode and to listen to all AJ podcasts, visit architectsjournal.co.uk/podcasts

In this episode of the podcast, we welcomed Monica Araya, an independent adviser on eMobility, and decarbonization strategist. We discussed the mass adoption of electric vehicles across the world, the different stakeholders involved, and the campaigns she's involved in, including Climate Champions for COP26, and the ClimateWorks Foundation.

Ben speaks with globally recognized atmospheric scientist, Katharine Hayhoe, PhD. "I don't accept global warming on faith", Hayhoe asserts,  "I crunch the data, I analyze the models, I help engineers and city managers and ecologists quantify the impacts.In 2014, Hayhoe was named one of TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential People and the Foreign Policy's 100 Leading Global Thinkers. In 2015, Hayhoe was named one of the Huffington Post's 20 Climate Champions.  In 2017 she was named one of FORTUNE's world's greatest leaders.  Dr. Hayhoe speaks with Ben about the big issue that exacerbates many disparities, and humanitarian emergencies we're all facing together around the globe, and a way political polarization and tribalism that keeps us from just talking about it can be absent in a true coming together to heal our planet.   More info on Dr. Hayhoe can be found at KatharineHayhoe.com

Phil interviews Lee Krevat, board member of PI Energy and former Sempra Energy Director of SmartGrid, and they discuss Lee's work developing new technology programs for utility companies using solar to power an EV fleet, solar entrepreneurship, and what it takes to be an improv musician. Check out Lee's podcast The Climate Champions: https://climatechampions.podbean.com/, and see the episode with Phil and fellow board member David Andresen: https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-i2cr8-a60996

En este episodio conversamos con la experta costarricense en energías limpias, Mónica Araya. Doctora en gestión ambiental y líder en temas de sostenibilidad alrededor del mundo, hoy lidera el equipo de transporte del grupo “Climate Champions” de la COP26. Desde Ámsterdam, nos cuenta sobre Costa Rica como ejemplo de manejo medioambiental en la Región, sobre el fin del motor de combustión interna y la importancia de la electromovilidad.