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Le 8 novembre 2016, Enrico Macias discutait de la COP22 à Marrakech et soulignait son engagement envers la cause environnementale ! Tous les jours, retrouvez en podcast une archive des meilleures imitations de Laurent Gerra.

En 2016, François Hollande appelait le président élu des États-Unis pour discuter de la Syrie et de la COP22, mais la conversation prenait un tournant inattendu... À l'occasion des élections américaines 2024, Laurent Gerra vous plonge dans ses meilleures archives.

In this ClimateGenn episode, Professor of Climate Risk at University of Newcastle, Hayley Fowler, and Professor Paul Davies, Chief Meteorologist at the UK Met Office, explain how the mega storm events we are now seeing so frequently, are generated and why they are going to get more intense and more widespread. This was recorded just after the incredible central European flooding in the 1st half of September. Since then the media has been filled with images of Hurricane Milton and now we see the area around Valencia in Spain is lying in ruins.  With the UN Climate Summit only days away, we are witnessing a decisive US election where one of the nominees denies we have an existential climate problem in favour of taking money from the fossil fuel industry and enacting policies that amplify the impact. Will COP29 be another washout like COP22 in Morocco in 2016? Only time will tell. I will be reporting from the COP publishing a range of interviews across key topics.

Adam Bastock was enjoying a successful career in digital marketing when he realised the planet was in crisis and decided to do something about it. In 2020 he set up Small99 with a mission to help the UK's small businesses become more sustainable and reduce their carbon footprint. He's gone from strength to strength since then. Adam is the brain behind People, Planet, Pint – a social meetup for anyone concerned about climate change and sustainability. Originally devised as a meetup after COP22 in Adam's hometown of Glasgow, PPP has gone on to operate in 75 cities across 10 countries. Community, it's clear, is a great catalyst and enabler of change. In this episode Jen, Cat and Dom chat with Adam to hear how SME's are responding to the climate crisis and what role he thinks communication plays in successful community building and behaviour change. About Adam Adam is the founder of Small99. Small99™ is helping small businesses to take positive action to reduce their carbon footprint to become more sustainable and profitable. Vision - Our Ambition To create the Small99™ Carbon Reduction Community – a positive and energetic force that supports small businesses to make their vital contribution to the UK's carbon reduction targets. Mission At Small99™ we provide practical support, tools and local meetups to start 1 million small businesses on their path to net zero by 2025. We're doing this because existing guidance often overlooks small businesses, yet 99% of businesses in the UK employ fewer than 49 employees - together they can make a huge contribution to reducing the UK's carbon output. Our Story Small99™ is helping small businesses to take positive action to reduce their carbon footprint to become more sustainable and profitable. The UK's small business community has the power to make a vital contribution to our carbon reduction targets. Small99™ is creating a movement for change – a movement that is empowering small businesses by creating a portfolio of practical tools, support and networking opportunities. The Small99™ process is practical, approachable and, importantly, it aligns with the targets of companies like Microsoft. It enables small businesses to evaluate their footprint, set targets for reducing it and measure their progress. The Small99™ team is ambitious for change and aims to connect with one million businesses by 2025 – businesses that can, with our help, improve their sustainability and profitability and help the UK meet its carbon reduction targets. How we do it You can join us at our People, Planet, Pint™ events held across the UK and internationally. They're a great way to meet other small businesses, to share your challenges, ideas and experiences so that you can learn from others. You can attend one of our CRAB (Carbon Reduction Action Box) workshops where, in a couple of hours, you can create a baseline for your carbon reduction plan, scope your next steps and make some good connections along the way. You can access our online Carbon Reduction Measurement tool to help you take action and monitor your progress. It's a simple, effective and accessible and provides the information you need to plan for and reduce your carbon Footprint. You can get expert support from our team when you need help to stay on track. You can estimate your digital carbon footprint quickly in detail too. Already, we've engaged with more than 9,000 businesses in the past 2 years through our workshops, tools and events. We organise around 60 events a month across the world to bring small businesses together - including Chicago, Singapore and Australia. Join the Small99™ Carbon Reduction Movement – it's simple, accessible anddesigned to help you and your business to become more sustainable and Profitable.   Our Work Small99 has directly trained over 6,000 businesses in the past 2 years on the topic of Net Zero, focusing on small businesses that were feeling overwhelmed and confused by the existing guidance available. Adam Bastock, Small99 Founder, studied at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leaders (CISL), and has since worked with multiple organisations throughout the UK under the Small99™ brand. Some of Small99's partnerships include: “Net Zero 360”, with Clean Growth UK, to guide hundreds of businesses to measure and reduce their footprint. The development and delivery of lightweight, first step, sustainability workshops with Small Business Britain. “Step up to Net Zero” with Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, a fully funded placement program for 60 businesses. Scottish Council of Voluntary Organizations, to develop tools for “Growing Climate Confidence”, a ‘where to start' resource for the third sector.   For full details, see “Our Work”.

durée : 00:03:01 - La chanson de Frédéric Fromet - par : Frédéric FROMET - Cette semaine Frédéric Fromet a choisi pour sujet la COP28, dans le seul but de mieux vous polluer les oreilles ! Il y a eu la COP20, la COP21, la COP22,... Et tout ça pour quoi ? Eh bien notre chanteur pasticheur va vous le dire en reprenant "Vous les copains" de Sheila.

durée : 00:03:01 - La chanson de Frédéric Fromet - par : Frédéric FROMET - Cette semaine Frédéric Fromet a choisi pour sujet la COP28, dans le seul but de mieux vous polluer les oreilles ! Il y a eu la COP20, la COP21, la COP22,... Et tout ça pour quoi ? Eh bien notre chanteur pasticheur va vous le dire en reprenant "Vous les copains" de Sheila.

For centuries, indigenous peoples around the world have been the guardians of the world's bio and cultural diversity with their wisdom and unique knowledge. Today, they care for more than 20% of the planet's land and 80% of its biodiversity. In her address to the IIEA, United Nations SDG Advocate and Environment and Indigenous Peoples' Rights Activist, Hindou Ibrahim, will discuss the indispensable role that indigenous communities play in protecting the environment and fostering a diverse range of ecosystems. She addresses the enormous challenges posed by climate change and by drawing on her experience as an SDG Advocate and her extensive knowledge of indigenous peoples' practices she shares her valuable insights into how a just transition can be achieved; one in which everyone's voice matters and to ensure no one is left behind. About the Speaker: Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim is a Chadian environmentalist and geographer, and an expert in Indigenous Peoples' adaption to climate change. As an indigenous woman from the Mbororo pastoralist people in Chad, Ms Ibrahim founded the Association of Indigenous Women and Peoples of Chad (AFPAT) and has worked on a 2D and 3D participatory mapping initiative in Chad's Sahel region. In 2019, Ms Ibrahim became one of the 17 people to be appointed as an advocate of Sustainable Development Goals by the United Nations Secretary General. She is the Coordinator of the AFPAT and has served as the co-director of the pavilion of the World Indigenous Peoples' Initiative and Pavilion at COP21, COP22, COP23 and COP27, and now co-chair of the International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change.

"If going to a TGO gym can help unlock your potential not only for your life, but for your community, for your planet, that's the end game."Georgie Delaney MBE isn't short on a big vision. But critically - she's also not short on taking action.It was wonderful to talk to her about setting up and growing The Great Outdoor Gym Company (TGO). From a seed of inspiration seeing outdoor gyms in China after the Beijing Olympics, to high level backing in the London 2012 Olympics, to now having more than 2000 outdoor gyms globally. It's been a heck of a journey so far.Oh, and on the way, invites to exhibit at COP21 and COP22.And then there was the MBE...To be fair, a TGO gym is no ordinary gym. It generates power. It charges phones. It supports tree planting. It fosters community.And all while staying true to its mission and promoting inclusivity, unity and charity.This is quite a different episode. Of course, we talk about the specifics of the business journey Georgie's been on - the challenges and victories of going from startup to success and international scale.We talk about the role of luck, and how luck often has 2 bookends which are under your control. The first is continually taking action, which invariably creates more opportunities for luck to find you. And the second is what you do with the luck that's made its way to you.But we also talk about religion. Georgie is very much a Christian, and guided by Christian values which manifest in how she runs her business.Most visibly in love, and in community.Love sits at the heart of how she started and grew the Great Outdoor Gym Company. She founded it with people she loved, to serve a humanity she loves while serving a planet we all should love more.And that translates to community. The gyms often give opportunities for communities to form. She talks movingly about the interfaith community that's sprung up around one of her gyms in East London.Georgie's is a business with purpose and values very much at its heart. And it's a business that wears that heart on its sleeve.A deeper dive. And I think for both of us, a bit of therapy!Enjoy._______________I host a weekly online workshop with CEOs of SMEs (10 to 100 employees approx) about scaling up, allowing them to step back and do more strategic work, and doing it in line with their values. Max 6 per session so we can have a real conversation.If you'd like to join me, find a date that works for you here. They aren't charged for - you and I will both get value from the conversation.Only CEOs / MDs apply - strictly peer-level conversation.

We're super excited to welcome Carolina García Arbeláez, Global Sustainability and Innovation Director at Anheuser-Busch InBev. Carolina is an inspiring leader with 10 years of experience working for a more equitable and sustainable world. She is a One Young World Ambassador and one of the 88 women around the world chosen for the Homeward Bound leadership program and its Antarctic Expedition in 2019! She is the founder of Still New, a sustainable fashion for children start up and currently works as Global Sustainability and Innovation Director for ABInBev and is the Co-lead of the 100+ Accelerator. She has been working for ABInBev over the past four years in Sustainability at a local, regional and global scale. She has published several articles in national and international media. For more than 3 years she worked in WWF in the international climate negotiations (from COP19 to COP22) and in local climate advocacy. She has taught international environmental law courses at Rosario and Externado University as well as being the author of the climate change book “Cambio climático: lo que está en juego” and author of the booklets “El Acuerdo de París: así actuará Colombia frente al cambio climático”, amongst others.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2zy4sr5j Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Still divided between poor countries Deighilt go fóill idir tíortha bochta & tíortha saibhre ag COP22. On the last day of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change - or COP22 as it is better known - in Egypt, it is understood that some of the major issues have not yet been resolved and there is a risk that the talks will fail. Ar an lá deireanach de Chomhdháil na Náisiún Aontaithe ar Athrú Aeráide - nó COP22 mar is fearr aithne uirthi - san Éigipt, tuigtear nach bhfuil cuid de na mórcheisteanna réitithe go fóill agus tá baol ann go dteipfidh ar na cainteanna. Representatives from 194 countries are present at COP22, which is taking place in Sharm el-Sheikh. Tá ionadaí ó 194 tír i láthair ag COP22, atá ar siúl in Sharm el- Sheikh. The Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, warned the representatives of the different countries that they will all face destruction if they do not succeed in making progress. Chuir Ard-Rúnaí na Náisiún Aontaithe, Antonio Guterres, fainic ar ionadaithe na dtíortha éagsúla go mbeidh léirscrios i ndán dóibh ar fad mura n- éiríonn leo dul chun cinn a dhéanamh. He said that the talks have fallen apart and that the trust between poor countries and rich countries is smart. Dúirt sé go bhfuil na cainteanna tite as a chéile agus go bhfuil cliste ar an múinín idir tíortha bochta agus tíortha saibhre. It was expected that world governments would demonstrate during this conference that they intended to step up their efforts to achieve the goals set for them under the Paris Climate Agreement (2015). Bhíothas ag súil go léireodh rialtais dhomhanda i rith na comhdhála seo go raibh sé i gceist acu dlús a chur faoina n-iarrachtaí na spriocanna atá leagtha síos dóibh faoi Chomhaontú Aeráide Pháras (2015) a bhaint amach. In order to achieve these goals, they would have to adopt many more cuts in greenhouse gas emissions and agree on an international fund worth €100bn, which would provide assistance to developing and underserved countries. with climate change. Chun na haidhmeanna sin a chur i gcrích, bheadh orthu lear mó ciorruithe ar astaíochtaí gás ceaptha teasa a ghlacadh agus aontú a bhaint amach maidir le ciste idirnáisiúnta gurbh fhiú €100bn é, a chuirfeadh cúnamh ar fáil do thíortha atá i mbéal forbartha agus atá thíos le hathrú aeráide. Environmental activists around the world are discouraged. Tá lagmhisneach ar ghníomhairí comhshaoil ar fud an domhain.

This week on In The Market with Janet Parshall we opened a doorway of hope by exposing more of the 20 lies abusive spouses use to keep their partners trapped in unhealthy marriages.  Spiritual warfare is real. Our expert tackled your questions and concerns on this matter with grace and truth always grounding his advice in the bedrock of God’s word. We shared some good news about the decrease in abortions in some parts of the nation after the Dobbs decision. The magnifying glass was turned on the just completed COP22 climate summit as we looked at the results of the meetings and China’s not so commonly known participation in the push for climate change. Strongly held convictions can lead to difficult conversations that can sometimes derail the goal of sharing the hope of the gospel with others. Our guest showed us how to manage those challenging moments with winsome grace without compromising those convictions.  It’s time for our husband and wife time to tackle more of the impactful news stores of the week.

Host: Ben Banerjee & Sveta Banerjee Topic: Sustainable Supply Chain Guest: Carolina García Arbeláez Global Sustainability and Innovation Director for ABInBev and Co-lead of the 100+ Accelerator.   Carolina García Arbeláez is a leader with over 10 years of experience working for a more equitable and sustainable world . She is a One Young World Ambassador and one of the 88 women around the world chosen for the Homeward Bound leadership program and its Antarctic Expedition in 2019. She is the founder of Still New, a sustainable fashion for children start up. Currently, she works as Global Sustainability and Innovation Director for ABInBev and is the Co-lead of the 100+ Accelerator. She has been working for ABInBev over the past four years in Sustainability at a local, regional and global scale. She graduated as a lawyer from Los Andes University and later from a specialization in Economics from the same university. She is a fellow from the Aspen Institute Early Movers Fellowship. She has published several articles in national and international media. For more than 3 years she worked in WWF in the international climate negotiations (from COP19 to COP22) and in local climate advocacy. She has taught international environmental law courses at Rosario and Externado University. She is the author of the climate change book “Cambio climático: lo que está en juego” and author of the booklets “El Acuerdo de París: así actuará Colombia frente al cambio climático”, among others.

In the wake of recent tragic events across the country, violence in schools, shopping malls and public places, I wanted to come to the table with JP and discuss a few things that have really caused and created some frustration both in our community and outside our community.  JP and I have close relationships with members of law enforcement as well as distressed civilians.  Some of the topics discussed in this After Dark episode will be controversial. This stuff may touch a nerve for  both civilians & law enforcement. I would love to hear your feedback after listening to this episode.Drop a comment on YouTube and reach out on Instagram! Timestamps:00:00 After Dark Intro00:43 Overview of The Show01:42 Bringing In JP04:37 The Landscape of First Responders07:15 The Negative Press10:46 Showing Up Regardless15:55 The Excuses17:33 The Lifestyle of a Cop22:12 Fitness & Law Enforcement28:15 Funding Departments33:00 School Shootings40:51 Homelessness & Crime In Downtown San Jose45:00 Extreme Ownership54:03 Balance or Obsession?57:30 What Civilians Look For In A Good Cop1:02:29 Taking AccountabilityMore Iron Sights Interviews:Triple Feed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMTc7AE0KaQ&t=384sKayley Gunner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfGqHxCv7Vc&t=522sMike Salemi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq-Nj6M0EBI&t=335sAdam Schafer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiyrdWdO1y8&t=8sSal Di Stefano: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBdKdSjQ0BM&t=4425sJason Khalipa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTiq-sID-EMByron Rodgers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrtEyuVNNpwDonnie Oliver: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKY1_TLKHlIChris Cheng: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr0zSGSTzKM&t=2sTraver Boehm: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_NLdIg3zBc&t=1394sTRAIN WITH US:RDF Online Training: https://www.reddotfitness.net/online-coachingCONNECT WITH US:Website - https://ironsightspodcast.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ironsightspodcast/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ironsightspodcast/Twitter - https://twitter.com/ironsightspodLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/ironsightspodcast

On today's episode of Modern Idealist, we have a conversation with climate evangelist Gala Anania. After a successful career as a translator and interpreter, Gala took a leap into sustainability consulting, embarked on a zero-waste life, and found her own way of balancing the ever-present trade-offs between how she makes a difference in her personal life and through her work where she helps companies decarbonize. Gala is currently working at The Carbon Trust, a global sustainability consultancy, and previously she was at myFootprint, a carbon accounting start-up bringing climate action to SMEs. She holds a Master's in Sustainability Management and Innovation from Westminster Business School. In her past career life, she was a conference interpreter working mainly in finance and sustainability, where she attended COP22. She has now espoused the Zero Waste lifestyle for a few years, has lived in 6 countries, and speaks 4 languages. *SUBSCRIBE TO US!* ✅ @Modern Idealist on Spotify / Apple Podcast / Google Podcast ✅ Instagram: ModernIdealistPodcast *CONNECT WITH US!* Tell us what you enjoyed and what you want to hear more of! ✨ Email: ModernIdealistPodcast@gmail.com ✨ Guest: Gala's Linkedin ✨ Meryn's Linkedin ✨ Valerie's Linkedin --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/modernidealist/message

La « crise environnementale » : est-ce un énorme mensonge ou un problème réel et imminent ? La technologie va-t-elle nous perdre ou nous sauver ? Faut-il convertir Elon Musk ? Faut-il faire confiance au génie de l'être humain pour se sortir du pétrin, ou se méfier de ses vices capables de nous empêtrer plus loin encore ? Que peut-on espérer pour le futur ? Est-ce que cette foi peut nous sauver ? Pas facile ! Deux penseurs brillants s'opposent, se rejoignent, se disputent et nous amènent à considérer la question environnementale différemment. C'est grâce à votre générosité qu le podcast Sagesse et Mojito existe ! Pour nous soutenir : – Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/sagesse-et-mojito – Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/sagesseetmojito – imagoDei : https://www.imagodei.fr/dons/ Suivez nos actualités, participez à nos échanges, rendez-vous sur imagoDei.fr   ! 

Hakima el Haité is a member of the executive board of Mouvement Populaire Morocco. Ms El Haité was elected as the 14th president of Liberal International at the 62nd Congress in Dakar, Senegal in 2018 and she is the second female president in LI's history and the first from the Middle East – North Africa Region. El Haité is an internationally recognised leader in the fields of environmental sustainability development & climate change. As the former Minister of Environment for the Kingdom of Morocco, she was a major actor in bringing COP22 to Morocco. She was elected vice president of COP 21 (Paris Agreement) and appointed as Special Envoy and UN High-Level Champion of the International Climate Conference (COP 22).

Secondo gli esperti supereremo il limite di 1,5 °C già tra 11 anni. Intanto, la comunità internazionale non è pronta a mettere in discussione il nostro sistema economicoLa Cop26 era iniziata non con i migliori auspici. A Roma, il G20 si era chiuso con un nulla di fatto, e Boris Johnson, che sta ospitando il summit, aveva sfondato ampiamente nell'ecofascismo, spiegando che il cambiamento climatico causerà “eventi geopolitici molto difficili” tra cui migrazioni di massa. Intervistato dentro al Colosseo, il Primo ministro britannico ha usato la Roma imperiale come paragone, dicendo che “quando l'impero romano è crollato, è stato in gran parte a causa dell'immigrazione incontrollata.” Una cosa che, secondo la visione pronta per la quinta elementare del premier britannico, “potrebbe succedere di nuovo.”All'evento non si sono presentati né Vladimir Putin né Xi Jinping, e anche Erdogan ha cancellato la propria partecipazione all'ultimo minuto. Anche tra i presenti le cose non sono iniziate benissimo, durante gli annunci degli impegni nazionali per affrontare la crisi climatica, l'India si è data per la prima volta una scadenza entro cui arrivare alle zero emissioni — ma per il 2070, vent'anni troppo tardi. Nel proprio discorso Modi ha comunque difeso il proprio paese, sottolineando come l'India costituisca il 17% della popolazione globale, ma contribuisca solo al 5% delle emissioni. Questo annuncio ha congelato qualsiasi ambizione di presentare obiettivi più avanzati della Cop22 di Parigi, nonostante la politica abbia ormai imparato a usare la retorica dell'apocalisse per parlare del disastro climatico: durante il proprio intervento Boris Johnson ha citato James Bond, dicendo che l'umanità è legata a un “dispositivo apocalittico”; con lo stesso spirito teatrale, Antonio Guterres ha detto che i leader del mondo “stanno scavando la propria stessa fossa,” e che bisogna “smettere di trattare la natura come un cesso.” Tra gli interventi più importanti c'è stato quello della Prima ministra delle Barbados, Mia Mottley, che ha parlato a nome dei tanti stati insulari a rischio a causa dell'innalzamento del livello del mare, chiedendo agli stati più ricchi di “non permettere che la via dell'avidità e dell'egoismo pianti i semi della nostra comune distruzione.”Una delle voci più ottimiste della prima giornata di summit è stata quella di Biden, che ha parlato di una “opportunità incredibile” di fronte alla “crescente catastrofe.” Biden da sempre sostiene che la conversione necessaria per ridurre le emissioni e la dipendenza dai combustibili fossili possa essere una nuova fonte importante di impiego: “Costruire i pannelli solari e le turbine eoliche che faranno crescere il mercato energetico del futuro creerà lavori sindacalizzati e ben pagati per i lavoratori americani,” ha commentato il presidente statunitense nel proprio intervento. “È una cosa che non dobbiamo mai perdere di vista.” Parlando con gli altri leader presenti al summit, Biden ha ammesso che l'impegno climatico degli Stati Uniti è stato a dir poco incostante, ovviamente in gran parte per responsabilità di Trump: “La mia amministrazione sta facendo gli straordinari per dimostrare il nostro impegno climatico coi fatti e non con le parole.” Biden ha promesso che nei prossimi giorni saranno svelate nuove iniziative climatiche guidate dagli Stati Uniti.Intanto, alcuni dati visti dal Guardian confermano le preoccupazioni degli attivisti: attraverso un accordo internazionale poco noto — l'Energy Charter Treaty del 1998 — gli investitori del petrolio e del carbone possono fare causa ai governi per i profitti persi a causa delle leggi che cercano di far abbandonare i combustibili fossili. Il quotidiano di Londra ha visionato numerosissime cause intentate nel contesto della ECT, tra cui c'è anche il famigerato caso che vede Rockhopper Exploration contrapposta all'Italia.Oggi è arrivata una importante presa di posizione per il superamento del carbone, che dovrebbe essere fi

The Prime Minister has emerged from self-quarantine, to enter intense negotiations on climate policy with the junior Coalition partner, the Nationals. - Perdana Menteri Morrison telah keluar dari isolasi mandiri, untuk memasuki negosiasi yang intens tentang kebijakan iklim dengan mitra Koalisi junior, Partai Nationals.

BLUE CAST Ep11 - BLUE CAST Ep12 - Making an Impact This BLUE CAST Episode, Tricia Carey talks with Kerry Bannigan CEO and founder of the Conscious Fashion Campaign and the Fashion Impact Fund Kerry Bannigan, Founder of the Conscious Fashion Campaign, in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships, engaging leading global industry events, initiatives and activations to facilitate collective action towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.President of the Board and Executive Committee Member of the PVBLIC Foundation, an innovative 501c3 organization that harnesses the power of media, data, and technology to drive social change, steering the United Nations convenings including the SDG Media Summit, Blockchain for Impact and the Latino Impact Summit. She is a founding member of the SDG Media Zone in partnership with the United Nations Department of Global Communications and the PVBLIC Foundation. Since 2016, the SDG Media Zone has been one of the main features of the United Nations General Assembly high-level week, bringing together UN Member States, advocates, world leaders and media to highlight solutions in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. Bannigan has co-produced 18 SDG Media Zones across USA, Italy, Morocco, Germany, Portugal, France and Spain including at COP22, COP23 and G7 Environment under the auspices of the Italian G7 Presidency.Tricia Carey is a well-known advocate for innovation and sustainability in the textile and apparel industry. Twenty years ago, Tricia joined Courtalds Fibers NY to develop the marketing plan for a brand new fiber called TENCEL. When Lenzing Fibers acquired Tencel Inc. in 2004, Tricia became the USA Merchandising Manager for Womenswear, Menswear, and Intimates. Today, Tricia directs the Global Denim Segment, as well as the Americas Business Development teams, with a special interest in advancing more sustainable apparel development from fiber to consumer use. Tricia holds a Bachelor's degree in Fashion Merchandising from The Fashion Institute of Technology and certificates in Digital Marketing and Strategy from Cornell University and MIT. Her experience in fabric sales, global sourcing, and apparel business development make her an invaluable partner for brands and retailers who want to re-evaluate their supply chains and optimize the application and benefits of Lenzing's botanic fibers. Tricia also serves as Secretary of Accelerating Circularity Project, is a member of the FIT Textile Department Advisory Board and was Vice Chair at Textile Exchange from 2014-2018.  In 2020 she was nominated as B2B Content Marketer of the Year by Content Marketing Institute, as well as top 100 Denim Legend by WeAr Magazine.  In 2019 Tricia was awarded the RIVET 50, influential denim industry leaders.  She has been a speaker as various industry events including United Nations, Transformers, Texworld, Premiere Vision, Wear Conference, and more. She is based in New York City and can be reached through LinkedIn.BLUE CAST by TENCEL™ / CARVED IN BLUE®A podcast series created by Michael Kininmonth and Tricia Carey from Lenzing's TENCEL™ Denim team. Each month, they will host an in-depth talk with a special guest working in the industry or on the fringes of the denim community. Listen for discussions on sustainability, career trajectories, personal denim memories and more.Graphics, recording and editing by Mohsin Sajid and Sadia Rafique from ENDRIME® for TENCEL™ / CARVED IN BLUE®.Find us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @carvedinblue. And get in touch denim@lenzing.comhttps://carvedinblue.tencel.com/https://www.youtube.com/c/bluelenzhttps://bluecast.buzzsprout.com

Laurence Tubiana is CEO of the European Climate Foundation (ECF). In addition, she is the Chair of the Board of Governors at the French Development Agency (AFD), the Chair of the Board at Expertise France (The French public agency for international technical assistance) and a Professor at Sciences Po, Paris.  Before joining ECF, Laurence was France's Climate Change Ambassador and Special Representative for COP21, and as such a key architect of the landmark Paris Agreement. Following COP21 and through COP22, she was appointed UN High Level Champion for climate action, after a long career in public service - from 1997 to 2002, she served as Senior Adviser on the Environment to the French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin. From 2009 to 2010, she created and then led the newly established Directorate for Global Public Goods at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE). In 2013, she chaired the French National Debate on the Energy Transition.  In 2002 she founded Institute of Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI).  and led it until 2014 . Throughout the years, Laurence has held several academic positions, including as a Professor and Scientific Director for the International Development and Environmental Studies Master degrees at Sciences Po, Paris; and Professor of International Affairs at Columbia University, New York. She has been a member of numerous boards and scientific committees, including the Chinese Committee on the Environment and International Development (CCICED).Laurence Tubiana is an officer of the Legion of Honour, the highest French order of merit and recently was awarded the title of Doctorat Honoris Causa at the Université Catholique de Louvain.Further reading:Official Biohttps://europeanclimate.org/member/tubiana/Paris climate agreement: Five years on are there reasons for optimism? (December 2020)https://www.france24.com/en/tv-shows/the-interview/20201209-paris-climate-agreement-five-years-on-reasons-for-optimism

İngiliz doğa bilimci Sir David Attenborough Birleşmiş Milletler Güvenlik Konseyi'ne hitaben yaptığı konuşmada korkunç bir tahminde bulunarak Dünya’nın "her şeyin çöküşüyle" karşı karşıya olduğunu söyledi.15 üyeli grup, iklim değişikliğinin uluslararası barış ve güvenlik üzerindeki etkilerini tartışmak için sanal olarak bir araya geldi.

Voilà plusieurs années que nous suivons sur Impact Positif Bertrand Piccard. Après son tour du monde inédit avec Solar Impulse, son avion ne fonctionnant qu'à l'énergie solaire, l'explorateur a décidé de lancer sa Fondation. Son objectif ? Fonder une Alliance Mondiale et récolter 1000 solutions pour entreprendre sans détruire la planète. Son maître mot : l'efficience. Ses solutions, développées par des start-up ou des grands groupes, ont un modèle économique qui fonctionne, elles sont rentables et créatrices d'emploi. Car Bertrand Piccard veut que ces solutions essaiment et qu'elles soient répliquées dans le monde entier. Très impliqué dans toutes les COP, spécialement à Paris en 2015, il est le chantre d'une croissance verte et raisonnée. D'une économique qualitative et pas quantitative. A ses détracteurs qui lui reprochent de ne pas promouvoir la sobriété dans un monde aux ressources finies, voici ce qu'il répond : «Je ne suis pas pour une décroissance économique, mais pour une décroissance du gaspillage, de la déraison et de la concurrence acharnée qui pousse la qualité et les prix vers le bas». Pour l'explorateur, il faut surtout « décroître la bêtise, l'égoïsme et le court-termisme ». Quatre ans après avoir lancé son alliance lors de la COP22 de Marrakech, plus de 800 solutions ont été recensées et surtout labellisées par un jury d'experts. La pandémie a bouleversé quelque peu ses projets, lui qui voulait partir porte-folio sous le bras avec ses solutions convaincre des dirigeants et des patrons dans le monde entier. Cela ne l'a pas empêché de convaincre douze grands patrons d'assurer une relance propre de l'économie mondiale après le premier confinement. Mais le tour du monde n'est que partie remise. En attendant, faisons le point sur ses projets, ses 1000 solutions et revenons aussi sur les cinq ans de l'Accord de Paris lors de la COP 21. Ecouter Bertrand Piccard, c'est aller de l'avant et plonger dans un grand bain d'énergie. Exactement ce qu'il nous faut en ce début d'année 2021. Bonne écoute avec Impact Positif.

Morgan (Mo) Heim MA - Environmental Journalism, BS - Zoology Once upon a time, Morgan spent her days studying things like dam removal or how killer whales communicate in the dark waters of British Columbia. Now, she's a science groupie, working with researchers, NGOs and media outlets to connect nature's stories with broader audiences.She loves helping wildlife…and people, and wants them to do a better job of living together. She does this by creating photographs and films that weave together the stories of wildlife and humans sharing our planet.Mo is a Senior Fellow with the International League of Conservation Photographers and a former board member of the North American Nature Photography Association. She has worked on two National Geographic granted projects, one on urban coyotes, and the other for the feature film Deer 139, following the migration of a single, pregnant mule deer across Wyoming. Her photos and writing appears in outlets, such as BBC Wildlife, Smithsonian, Nature Conservancy , World Wildlife Magazine, Newsweek and Playboy. Her film collaborations have appeared in Banff Mountain Film Festival, Adventure Film, Telluride and the International Wildlife Film Festival. In 2016, The Snow Guardian received second place recognition in the Film4Climate Competition in associate with COP22 and has since gone viral.She also likes to support budding storytellers! Mo leads workshops on photography and filmmaking all over the world, and offers trainings to help get your own projects off the ground. Check out the latest workshop schedule to see how you can enhance your skill sets and also explore somewhere fun!Preserving An American Icon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baYOa4mkdc0&feature=youtu.beWebsite https://www.morganheim.com/MOTION/1Vimeo https://vimeo.com/277698636IG: https://www.instagram.com/moheim/?hl=enT: https://twitter.com/notesfrommo?lang=enMorgan HeimAstoria, ORP / 206-619-4482E / moheim@gmail.comLike to have a ASC cinematographer as a mentor?Have you thought of upgrading your cinematography game? Would you like to have an ASC Cinematographer mentor you for free? Join veteran cinematographer Suki Medencevic, A.S.C. (Disney, Pixar, FX Networks, Netflix, American Horror Story). He teaches you how to create beautiful images using three lighting techniques he has mastered on film sets over his 30+ years in the film industry. Each technique uses basic, low-cost lighting equipment so that anyone can achieve beautiful visuals no matter your projects's budget.Learn film lighting from an ASC cinematographer. If you want to take your cinematography to the next level, this free training will get you there. These videos are available for a limited time, so sign up for instant access. CLICK HERE TO REGISTERhttps://www.ifhacademy.com/a/28632/aLFBXkpNIf you liked this podcast, shoot me an e-mail at filmmakingconversations@mail.comAlso, you can check out my documentary The People of Brixton, on Kwelitv here: https://www.kweli.tv/programs/the-people-of-brixtonDamien Swaby Social Media Links:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/filmmaker_damien_swaby/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/DamienSwaby?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5EauthorWebsite filmmakingconversations.comIf you enjoy listening to Filmmaking Conversations with Damien Swaby, I would love a coffee. Podcasting is thirsty work https://ko-fi.com/damienswaby​

We met in Jackson Wyoming in Sept 2019. Morgan has a heart of gold and is 100% committed to telling stories that move people and connect them to wildlife, and even see them in a new perspective. If you have an inspiring conservation storyteller in your family, friend group or happen to be one this episode is for you! Morgan is a Senior Fellow with the International League of Conservation Photographers and a former board member of the North American Nature Photography Association. She has worked on two National Geographic granted projects, one on urban coyotes, and the other for the feature film Deer 139, following the migration of a single, pregnant mule deer across Wyoming. Her photos and writing appears in outlets, such as BBC Wildlife, Smithsonian, Nature Conservancy , World Wildlife Magazine, Newsweek and Playboy. Her film collaborations have appeared in Banff Mountain Film Festival, Adventure Film, Telluride and the International Wildlife Film Festival. In 2016, The Snow Guardian received second place recognition in the Film4Climate Competition in associate with COP22 and has since gone viral. Check out the Shows on the Speak Up For Blue Network: Blue Facebook Group: http://www.speakuforblue.com/group Check out the new Speak Up For The Ocean Blue Podcast App: http://www.speakupforblue.com/app. Speak Up For Blue Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speak-up-for-the-ocean-blue/id1010962669 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3mE8fDuPv6OiTZ64EfIob9 Marine Conservation Happy Hour Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k4ZB3x Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2kkEElk ConCiencia Azul: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k6XPio Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k4ZMMf Dugongs & Seadragons: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lB9Blv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lV6THt Environmental Studies & Sciences Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lx86oh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lG8LUh Marine Mammal Science: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k5pTCI Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k1YyRL

Giulia Marzetti-  Giulia Marzetti is a sustainability enthusiast, currently working for the European Commission’s in innovation management and sustainable transport. Her expertise in Sustainable Infrastructures and Climate Change has brought her to be a delegate and speaker at the 12th Conference of Youth as part of COP22 in Marrakesh, a delegate to the 2019 UN Regional Forum on Sustainable Development for the UNECE region, a delegate at the Obama Foundation Town Hall Europe, a Talent of the UN Innovation Lab for Sustainable Development Goals and a Delegate at the Yunus Social Design Lab in Bangladesh. Giulia is part of the "European Footprints" project, a millennials' initiative to raise awareness of environmental issues and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and engage communities connecting them with sustainability local initiatives. Giulia was a youth speaker with the UN Major Group for Children and Youth at the 2018 G.STIC Conference in Brussels and a panelist at the last COP24 for the EU side event “Tapping the potential of Mediterranean Youth in climate action”. Giulia has been involved with Rotary International for a number of years, volunteering on humanitarian causes and is now a local leader for the Women@EIT initiative, where she raises awareness of women in science and engineering.     Links:    Linekdin Website Brussels Binders Speaking Corner European Footprints Initiative    Listen to another #12minconvo

A cura di Tommaso PerroneContinuano i colpi di scena nella questione Pfas, le sostanze perfluoroalchiliche che hanno inquinato le acque del Veneto. Dopo i risultati delle analisi in alcuni comuni fuori dalla cosiddetta “zona rossa” e l’arrivo dei primi dati sulla quantità di Pfas nel sangue degli abitanti, ora secondo Greenpeace non ci sarebbero neppure i fondi per contenere l’emergenza e pensare ad un’eventuale bonifica. La notizia è su http://life.gt/pfas-veneto Perché si tiene il referendum in Catalogna sull'indipendenza se è già una regione autonoma? Tutto in teoria sarebbe pronto per il voto del primo ottobre, ma la consultazione è stata dichiarata anticostituzionale dalla corte suprema spagnola. Tutto quello che c’è da sapere è sul referendum catalano – inclusa un po’ di storia della regione, che non guasta mai – è su http://life.gt/catalogna-referendum Alla fine anche il Nicaragua entra nell’Accordo di Parigi sui cambiamenti climatici, già ratificato da 166 Paesi su 197 ed entrato in vigore il 4 novembre del 2016. Lo ha annunciato alle Nazioni Unite (Onu) il presidente Daniel Ortega, cambiando idea rispetto alla decisione presa nel 2015 di restarne fuori perché considerava il trattato troppo poco incisivo ed efficace per vincere la sfida contro il riscaldamento globale. Oggi, però, restarne fuori avrebbe voluto sposare una situazione politica che non appartiene al Nicaragua. A restare fuori da Parigi, ora rimangono solo Siria e Stati Uniti. Leggi la notizia su http://life.gt/siria-stati-uniti

On CKUA's Green Energy Futures this week: The City of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada was selected as the host for the first ever Cities and Climate Change Science conference. We talk to Seth Schultz, of C40 about Edmonton, climate change, cities and action on Climate Change. The conference is March 5-7, 2018. The conference is sponsored in part by the IPCC, the organization that hosts the big climate change conferences such as COP21 in Paris and COP22 in Marrakech. See blog and photos: http://www.greenenergyfutures.ca/episode/179-edmonton-hosting-first-international-conference-cities-climate-change

How can economics deal with climate change? In this interview, Martin Wolf, Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator of the Financial Times, talks about the crucial importance of dealing with climate change and discusses the ways in which economic analysis and policy can help. He shares his views on the milestone COP21 agreement and the role of taxes and regulation dealing with climate change. Martin assesses the potential of using more environmentally inclusive economic accounting measures to help deal with environmental issues, and shares his views on emerging economic models that emphasize low or no-growth economic activity. What emerges finally, in this wide-ranging, personal, interview, is a resolutely optimistic vision, one where man's capacity to invent and innovate can provide solutions to overcome the growing environmental challenges we face.   Martin Wolf is a distinguished and highly respected financial and economic journalist and commentator – covering a very wide range of economic, financial and other topics –and has recently been a strong voice on the importance of dealing with climate change.  He has received numerous awards for his work — including a CBE for services to financial journalism in 2000 –and was appointed a member of the UK government's Independent Commission on Banking in June 2010. Martin's most recent publications are Why Globalization Works and The Shifts and the Shocks: What we've learned – and have still to learn – from the financial crisis, published in 2015. This interview was undertaken last year prior to the COP22 and prior to the election of Donald Trump. The post Episode 20: Martin Wolf: How economic policy can help deal with growing environmental challenges and climate change appeared first on The Sustainability Agenda.

Interview with a Climate Expert Dr. Hugh Sealy. Hugh is one of the lead negotiators for the small island states — the countries that are most at risk from rising sea levels and catastrophic weather patterns caused by climate change. He participated in negotiations at COP22 in Morocco in November 2016 and at the big COP21 Read more about EP8 Professor Hugh Sealy – Climate Change from the Caribbean Perspective[…]

Todays guest is Albert Bates who we spoke to last year because he attended the COP21 Paris Climate Conference so he gave us the inside story on that in Episode 16. Albert also went to the latest Climate Conference, COP22 in Marakech and so he'll be sharing with us what the so-called world leaders are doing about Climate Change and many other environmental issues. The post Permaculture Realized Podcast Episode 28, Inside COP22 Marrakech with Albert Bates appeared first on Realize Permaculture Homestead.

Todays guest is Albert Bates who we spoke to last year because he attended the COP21 Paris Climate Conference so he gave us the inside story on that in Episode 16. Albert also went to the latest Climate Conference, COP22 in Marakech and so he'll be sharing with us what the so-called world leaders are doing about Climate Change and many other environmental issues. The post Permaculture Realized Podcast Episode 28, Inside COP22 Marrakech with Albert Bates appeared first on Realeyes Permaculture Homestead.

Mycket sker runtomkring oss; en pågående globalisering, urbanisering, en vinst för Brexit i Storbritannien och klimatskeptikern Trump som tillträder som ny president i USA. Samtligt arbetar man världen över med klimatfrågorna, som senast diskuterades under COP22 i Marrakech. Vad betyder allt detta för trafik, klimat, miljö och den framtida värld vi ska forma? Caroline Ljungberg diskuterar frågorna tillsammans med en panel och avsnittet är inspelat under Trivectors årliga julglögg på kontoret i Lund den 20 december.  Med i panelen finns: Lars J Nilsson, professor i miljö- och energisystem, LTH Roger Hildingsson, forskare i statsvetenskap, Lunds Universitet Lena Smidfelt Rosqvist, forskningschef, Trivector  

Please RSVP to expedite check-in This briefing will not be livecast or recorded The Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) invites you to a briefing discussing the outcomes of the recently concluded international climate change summit (COP22) in Marrakech, Morocco. The summit drew representatives from more than 190 countries to discuss the implementation of the historic Paris Climate Agreement, making it a vital discussion that will impact everything from global commerce and foreign relations to electricity generation and agriculture.

Please RSVP to expedite check-in This briefing will not be livecast or recorded The Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) invites you to a briefing discussing the outcomes of the recently concluded international climate change summit (COP22) in Marrakech, Morocco. The summit drew representatives from more than 190 countries to discuss the implementation of the historic Paris Climate Agreement, making it a vital discussion that will impact everything from global commerce and foreign relations to electricity generation and agriculture.

Please RSVP to expedite check-in This briefing will not be livecast or recorded The Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) invites you to a briefing discussing the outcomes of the recently concluded international climate change summit (COP22) in Marrakech, Morocco. The summit drew representatives from more than 190 countries to discuss the implementation of the historic Paris Climate Agreement, making it a vital discussion that will impact everything from global commerce and foreign relations to electricity generation and agriculture.

Notre tapis volant vous emmène sur la ZAD de Notre-Dame-des-Landes en passant par l’aéroport de Berlin-Brandenbourg et par… Singapour ! Entre les étoiles nous vous dégotterons de curieuses actualités : COP22, Trump, nucléaire et pollution de l’air. Et comme d’habitude nous vous présenterons des solutions extraordinaires et plongerons dans les flots agités de la campagne présidentielle, chez le Front national et le Parti animaliste. Et si vous regardez en bas… Ne regardez pas en bas allons ! Vous allez tomber !

Tune een as Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation update hunnuh bout cultural heritage and crime pun de Gullah/Geechee coastline on Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio.  This broadcast will provide updates on the United Nations' COP22 Conference on climate change and the climate change impacts on Gullah/Geechee cultural continuation.  In the midst of this conference, the trials concerning the death of Walter Scott and that of the murder and assassination of the nine Gullah/Geechee at Emanuel AME are both going on in Charleston, SC in the Gullah/Geechee Nation.   Tune een fa yeddi we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio! www.gullahgeecheenation.com

Viongozi kutoka mataifa mabli mablikutoka ulimwenguni walikutana mjini Marrakech, Morocco katika Mkutano wa Umoja wa Mataifa kuhusu mabadiliko ya tabia nchi COP22.Makala yetu ya mazingira Leo Dunia Yako kesho kwa juma hili itathmini juu ya Mkutano huo uliomalizika mjini Marrakesh nchini Morocco 

Domenica è terminata la Cop22 di Marrakech. Alcune decisioni sono state prese mentre altre, forse per colpa dell'elezione di Trump, sono state rimandate alla Cop23. Facciamo qualche considerazione in merito. - Dall'inquinamento globale a quello locale. In studio con noi ci sono Elisam e Michele del nostro comitato scientifico. Insieme a Roberto Confalonieri, professore del corso di sistemi culturali e modelli di simulazione per le culture alla Statale di Milano, ci parlano degli effetti, positivi e negativi, dei cambiamenti climatici sulle diverse coltivazioni in Lombardia.

Peter is Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Co-founder of Conservation International. Talking about biodiversity, COP22, sustainability, conservation, indigenous people, climate change, complex systems and the theory of change. Thumbnail photo by : Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung [EP-EN-15]

Karolina Skog tillträdde i år som miljöminister efter arbete som politiker och kommunalråd i Malmö. Förutom miljöfrågor har hon även ansvar för stadsmiljöavtal och urban utveckling. Caroline Ljungberg och Erik Stigell träffade Karolina på Miljö- och energidepartementet för att diskutera hur det är att vara minister och vad skillnaden är från hennes tidigare roll som kommunalråd. Dessutom fick vi en optimistisk rapport från COP22 i Marrakech, en uppdatering om Karolinas bild av stadsmiljöavtalen och deras succé och diskussioner om stadsutveckling, drivmedel och framtiden.

Domenica è terminata la Cop22 di Marrakech. Alcune decisioni sono state prese mentre altre, forse per colpa dell'elezione di Trump, sono state rimandate alla Cop23. Facciamo qualche considerazione in merito. - Dall'inquinamento globale a quello locale. In studio con noi ci sono Elisam e Michele del nostro comitato scientifico. Insieme a Roberto Confalonieri, professore del corso di sistemi culturali e modelli di simulazione per le culture alla Statale di Milano, ci parlano degli effetti, positivi e negativi, dei cambiamenti climatici sulle diverse coltivazioni in Lombardia.

A un anno di distanza dall’accordo sul clima di Parigi, la conferenza di Marrakech non verrà ricordata per la sua concretezza. Tuttavia, dai Paesi più esposti al cambiamento climatico arrivano segnali importanti. Ne abbiamo parlato con Luca Iacoboni, responsabile della campagna Energia e Clima di Greenpeace Italia

A un anno di distanza dall’accordo sul clima di Parigi, la conferenza di Marrakech non verrà ricordata per la sua concretezza. Tuttavia, dai Paesi più esposti al cambiamento climatico arrivano segnali importanti. Ne abbiamo parlato con Luca Iacoboni, responsabile della campagna Energia e Clima di Greenpeace Italia

Dove si parla Enpa Monza Brianza, di Auchan, dei 16 Macachi dell'Università di Modena, di Lav, di Centro recupero di semproniano, di Wildlife Photographer of year, di COP22 di Marrakesh, del Lush Prize 2016, di Giorgia Pallocca, di università di Costanza, di ricerca senza Anilali, con ALESSANDRO BUZZI, responsabile politiche della pesca del Wwf Italia, di ICCAT, di Vilamoura, di Pesce Spada, di Tonno, di Verdesca, di Squali, di pinne e scopriamo che Alessandro avrebbe vouluto essere un Tonno

Den 7:e november 2016, började COP22, klimatförhandlingarna i Marrakech. De pågick fram till den 18 november. Med anledning av detta så gjorde jag en intervju med Filip Lövström, deltagare från NGO:n “Push Sverige“. Filip och hans kollegor reste till Marrakech med tåg för att deltaga i förhandlingarna. Filip beskriver vad som hänt sedan Paris i fjol, att mycket fokus kommer att ligga på finansieringsfrågor och hur det finns ett visst glapp mellan den vetenskapliga kunskapen och den politiska viljan. Däremellan har vi vår framtid. Parisavtalet, som trädde i kraft den 4 november i år, stipulerar att vi skall begränsa uppvärmningen till 2 grader C med sikte på max 1,5 grad. Som det ser ut idag, om nationerna följer sina INDC (Intended Nationally Determined Contributions), så kommer vi dock snarare at hamna på drygt 3 graders uppvärmning. Det motsvarar nära nog en istid, men åt andra hållet. Jag berör det här och en del andra saker som tipping points, återkopplingar mm. Jag tar även upp finansieringsfrågorna. Enligt Parisavalet så skall den rika delen av världen skrapa ihop 100 miljarder dollar, årligen, för att finansiera anpassning och andra klimatrelaterade åtgärder för de fattiga nationerna. Det här har ju inte riktigt gått så smidigt som löftena utlovade. Det är mycket pengar. Men tycker man att 100 miljarder USD låter mycket så kan man jämföra det med de ca 500 miljarder dollar som världen subventionerar fossila bränslen med årligen. Mänskligheten har en hemläxa att göra. Stranded assets, grundstötta tillgångar. “Det finns mer fossilt kol tillgängligt än vad mänskligheten kommer att kunna använda.” Det här sade Bert Bolin, klimatforskare och en av grundarna till FN:s klimatpanel, IPCC, redan 1974. Det är fortfarande sant. Vem sitter med Svarte Petter? Efter att jag gjorde intervjun så har Donald Trump valts till "president elect". Det är inte så at than har fått flest röster, Hillary fick 1,5-2 miljoner fler, men deras system med elektorer gör att man kan bli president genom att vinna i rätt delstater. Trump kom att prägla förhandlingarna i Marrakech, men inte så mycket i linje med han egna idéer om klimatet, utan snarare genom att ena delegaterna om vikten av samarbete.  

Dove si parla Enpa Monza Brianza, di Auchan, dei 16 Macachi dell'Università di Modena, di Lav, di Centro recupero di semproniano, di Wildlife Photographer of year, di COP22 di Marrakesh, del Lush Prize 2016, di Giorgia Pallocca, di università di Costanza, di ricerca senza Anilali, con ALESSANDRO BUZZI, responsabile politiche della pesca del Wwf Italia, di ICCAT, di Vilamoura, di Pesce Spada, di Tonno, di Verdesca, di Squali, di pinne e scopriamo che Alessandro avrebbe vouluto essere un Tonno

After several false starts, many experts now believe that the green finance sector is at a tipping point. Investors are paying attention to ESG factors as never before, there is an explosion of investor interest in green bonds, and195 countries adopted the first-ever universal, fully ratified global climate deal in Paris in 2015. In this podcast, eco-finance pioneer Tessa Tennant gives her view on recent developments in green finance, explores the implications of the Paris Agreement, and talks about her latest initiative NDCi.global –which aims to connect professionals around the world working to finance and implement the national climate commitments (NDCs) underlying the recently ratified Paris Agreement. Finally in an update to the original podcast, Tessa gives her feedback on COP22 and looks at a possible future where the US government is less committed to taking action on climate change. The post Episode 12: Tessa Tennant | The future of green finance appeared first on The Sustainability Agenda.

We talk COP22 with Professor Martin Wilder (The Australian National University) who is back from the conference, and Christine Milne who is observing from the sidelines as an international Green. And interview Australian school kids about their thoughts on a renewable future.http://newsroom.unfccc.int/unfccc-newsroom/nations-take-forward-global-climate-action-at-2016-un-climate-conference/ MONDAY BZE Radio Mon 5-6pm TUNE in http://3cr.org.au/streaming  LIVE CATCH Podcasts @ http://bze.org.au/media/radio TWEET it in : @beyondzeronews and #bzelive FB conversation: https://www.facebook.com/beyondzeroemissions/

Raidījumā Septiņas dienas Eiropā sekojam līdzi klimata konferencē COP22 panāktajam un skaidrojam, kādi riskus cīņai ar globālo sasilšanu var gaidīt no Donalda Trampa - cilvēka, kurš netic klimata pārmaiņām. Saruna studijā šoreiz veltīta lauksaimniecībai. Eiropas Komisija saņēmusi Lauksaimniecības tirgus darba grupas ziņojumu un valstu ministri sprieduši par lauksaimnieku pozīciju uzlabošanu pārtikas ķēdē un par Eiropas Savienības lauksaimniecības interešu aizstāvību starptautiskajās tirdzniecības sarunās. Kādi ir galvenie kopējās lauksaimniecības politikas izaicinājumi Eiropai un Latvijai nākamajam periodam? Studijā Zemkopības ministrijas Valsts sekretāra vietniece Rigonda Krieviņa, Tirgus un tiešā atbalsta departamenta direktors Zigmārs Ķikāns, kā arī Latvijas Cūku audzētāju asociācijas pārstāve Dzintra Lejniece. Vēl raidījumā: par Polijas pelēko kardinālu dēvētais Jaroslavs Kačinskis vēlas Eiropadomes prezidentu Donaldu Tusku saukt pie kriminālatbildības par to, ka Tusks, esot Polijas premjers, it kā būtu ļāvis Krievijas izmeklētājiem noklusēt Smoļenskas aviokatastrofas izmeklēšanas rezultātus. Kā arī Kārļa Daukšta komentārs par Angelas Merkeles iespējamo kandidatūru uz ceturto termiņu kancleres amatā.  

Dove si parla Enpa Monza Brianza, di Auchan, dei 16 Macachi dell'Università di Modena, di Lav, di Centro recupero di semproniano, di Wildlife Photographer of year, di COP22 di Marrakesh, del Lush Prize 2016, di Giorgia Pallocca, di università di Costanza, di ricerca senza Anilali, con ALESSANDRO BUZZI, responsabile politiche della pesca del Wwf Italia, di ICCAT, di Vilamoura, di Pesce Spada, di Tonno, di Verdesca, di Squali, di pinne e scopriamo che Alessandro avrebbe vouluto essere un Tonno

The Elephant has been in Marrakech Morocco the past week for COP 22. And on Friday, on the last day of the conference, we caught up with a few youth groups from around the world to find out what motivated them to come to the talks, and how they feel about the future in a world grappling with climate change.

Un an après sa signature, l'Accord de Paris sur le climat est-il menacé? L'élection de Donald Trump vient changer la donne dans la lutte au réchauffement planétaire. Du Maroc où se tenait la COP22, Emmanuelle Latraverse en discute avec le premier ministre du Québec Philippe Couillard. Terrorisme, crise migratoire, développement économique, la Francophonie de 2016 veut maintenant jouer sur plusieurs tableaux. À la veille du sommet de Madagascar, entrevue avec la secrétaire générale de l'Organisation internationale de la francophonie (OIF) Michaëlle Jean. En panel, Alec Castonguay, Chantal Hébert et Michel C. Auger reviennent sur le cas de Val-d'Or et du bris de confiance entre policiers et autochtones et analysent comment le Canada peut relever les défis climatiques à l'ère Trump. En Ontario, les francophones célèbrent cette semaine les 30 ans de la loi qui leur garantit des services dans leur langue. Claudine Brulé fait un retour dans le passé et explique comment la Loi 8 a vu le jour et ce qu'elle

Climat : incertitude à la COP22; Lumière réfléchie : La résurrection du créationnisme aux États-Unis; Doc / Postdoc : La peur des réfugiés selon Nadia Naffi; La règle de 3 : Des médicaments pour non-malades; Matière condensée; L'allaitement maternel dogmatique; Le courrier des Années lumière; L'auteur des Années lumière : Jean-Pierre Urbain et En route vers les étoiles

Were the COP22 climate change talks the success that everyone had been hoping for, or did Donald Trump's Presidential triumph stall proceedings?

Hey, Lovers – Here’s the second round of Rev. Donna Schaper’s reporting from the Climate Summit. Our thanks to Religion Dispatches, for permission to include them here. The Climate Summit is a huge meeting, in Marrakesh, Morocco, that is following up on the progress of the Climate Treaty that came out of last year’s summit […]

This week's GreenBiz 350 podcast: WRI weighs in on COP22 and climate action post-Trump; The Closed Loop Fund gives a 2-year progress report.

Parte 2 - Il re dei sondaggisti, Fabrizio Masia, ci svela l'ultimo sondaggio sul referendum, Enrico Zanetti dice cosa determinerà il NO, Massimo Zedda dice che il Presidente Cinese è persona garbata e simpatica e Rosario Crocetta dice che il prossimo COP22 si farà a Palermo......

En rapportering från COP22, på plats från Marrakech! Ahmed intervjuar Isabel Hagen och Filip Lövström från PUSH Sveriges delegation. Vad har hänt under de två veckorna? Hur går länder vidare med sina arbeten för att implementera Parisavtalet? Hur är det att vara på klimatförhandlingarna? Lyssna när vi tar er igenom massor av klimatnyttig information! Intro & outro music is used in non-commercial purpose only and all credits go to the artist and genius Alejandro Jodorowsky. Edit and mastering by our sound technician: Jonathan Jörnfalk

Parte 1 - Il re dei sondaggisti, Fabrizio Masia, ci svela l'ultimo sondaggio sul referendum, Enrico Zanetti dice cosa determinerà il NO, Massimo Zedda dice che il Presidente Cinese è persona garbata e simpatica e Rosario Crocetta dice che il prossimo COP22 si farà a Palermo......

Parte 3 - Il re dei sondaggisti, Fabrizio Masia, ci svela l'ultimo sondaggio sul referendum, Enrico Zanetti dice cosa determinerà il NO, Massimo Zedda dice che il Presidente Cinese è persona garbata e simpatica e Rosario Crocetta dice che il prossimo COP22 si farà a Palermo......

Hi, Lovers – This episode is number one in a series of reports from Rev. Donna Schaper. You can hear more about her work and her church, Judson Memorial in New York City, by clicking on Episode LDT078. In this episode, Rev. Schaper is sending her insights and experiences she’s having at the U.N.-Sponsored COP22 […]

A ambientalista Ana Toni, diretora do Instituto Clima e Sociedade, uma organização não governamental no Brasil, e também vice-presidente do Conselho Internacional do Greenpeace, vê avanços importantes nas negociações da 22 Conferência do Clima das Nações Unidas (COP22), realizada atualmente em Marrakesh. Enviada especial a Marrakesh Para mostrar que estão comprometidos a longo prazo com o tema de mudanças climáticas e com o Acordo de Paris, os Estados Unidos apresentaram na COP22 o compromisso de reduzir em 80% suas emissões de gases de efeito estufa no horizonte de 2050. Essa foi a maneira que a delegação americana encontrou para atenuar as incertezas geradas pelas declarações de campanha de Donald Trump. O republicano prometeu anular o acordo concluído em 2015 quando chegar à Casa Branca, mas dificilmente conseguirá, em quatro anos de mandato, “queimar” os esforços do restante do planeta no combate ao aquecimento global. Diante do risco de retrocesso em Washington, a maioria das partes signatárias do Acordo de Paris adotou a posição inversa, reforçando suas ambições na área do clima. Em entrevista à RFI, Ana Toni analisa os avanços da COP22 até o momento.  

Special Election Coverage. In this episode, America Adapts is hosting James Stillwell, Program Manager for Climate Implementation at the University of Maryland, reporting from Marrakech, Morocco from the Cop22 climate change negotiations. Also, I speak with EcoAdapt’s MaryKay Gewiss and Alex Score, on next year’s big National Adaptation Forum. First, I check in with James, who’s in Morocco, following up with his role at the 2016 Paris Climate agreement (previous podcast topic).  We learn what other countries are saying about the climate agreement in light of Donald Trump’s presidential election win.  James seeks to provide a reality check on what happens next. We learn what it might mean if the U.S. exited the agreement; the difficulties involved with such an action; and the rest of the world’s desire to move on even if America does exit the talks.  James also shares his perspective on debating noted climate skeptic, Myron Ebell (available on youtube), the man responsible for the transition at the Environmental Protection Agency. He gives his insight on what Mr. Ebell's approach might be and offers a broader perspective on potential limits to that approach. Finally, James gives his parting thoughts on what Americans can expect from the Marrakech negotiations.  In a major pivot, I then talk with Alex and WendyKay about next year’s National Adaptation Forum in St. Paul, Minnesota, in May.  No matter what the results of the election are, adaptation planners will continue to work and convene and share information on the best ways to adapt to the impacts of climate change.  We talk about previous forums and what to expect at this forum. There are new themes and plenaries topics, looking to expand what sectors would be interested in attending the event.  We share advice to federal employees who may be concerned about their ability to travel under a new administration.  Also, the deadline to submit oral and poster presentations is December 16th, so please hurry if you are considering doing this.  Finally, I end the podcast with an election discussion with Tim Watkins in the Adaptation and Wine Power hour, trying to find ‘silver molecules’ on what a Trump presidency might mean for the adaptation field.  And stay tuned for next week's episode, as Dr. Michael Mann, legendary professor behind the ‘hockey stick’ research, and author of “ The Madhouse Effect”, comes on the podcast.   Finally, yes, most of your favorite podcasts are supported by listeners just like you!  For more information on this podcast, visit the website at http://www.americaadapts.org and don't forget to subscribe to this podcast on Itunes.  Also, follow on Facebook at America Adapts!  Check us out, we’re also on YouTube!

On this week's Newscast we hear from writer Justin Catanoso who's at the COP22 climate talks in Marrakech, Morocco filing reports for Mongabay.com. He shares his latest observations from this important UN conference and the mood of the delegates following the shocking U.S. election result favoring Donald Trump. Read his reports from the UN conference here. We also hear from Mongabay editor and Newscast producer Erik Hoffner who answers a reader question about salamander conservation in Mexico, with the help of an expert from Michoacan University.  Subscribe to the Mongabay Newscast via iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, TuneIn, or wherever you get your audio content.

Pour cette quatrième émission, on s'intéresse à la COP22 occultée par l'élection de Donald Trump, on découvre Christiania, un quartier autogéré de Copenhague au Danemark, on parle des îles Malouines qui pourraient changer de statut et on s'intéresse à une entrevue de Marine Le Pen qui fait polémique au Royaume-Uni. 

Arturo sanchez, COP22

Pour cette quatrième émission, on s'intéresse à la COP22 occultée par l'élection de Donald Trump, on découvre Christiania, un quartier autogéré de Copenhague au Danemark, on parle des îles Malouines qui pourraient changer de statut et on s'intéresse à une entrevue de Marine Le Pen qui fait polémique au Royaume-Uni. 

This week, are we on the threshold of the greatest shake-up of environmental regulation we've ever seen? Last December COP21 resulted in the Paris Agreement. The United Nations now say that enough nations have ratified the agreement to make it legally binding. Legally binding on whom? Maybe we'll learn more at COP22, which is now running in Marrakech. How are we actually going to achieve the emissions reductions that the Paris Treaty requires? Lord Stern says we'll need net zero emissions. Does that imply geo-engineering? We'll have a look at that.  On the energy front, Lord Turner says that ultra-low-cost renewables are at hand and Iceland is digging deeper into its geothermal reserves. Meanwhile the British government has responded to the court's demand that it should do something about air quality (not quite so bad as in India) and DIF16, the latest Disruptive Innovation Festival is in progress. Finally, hear about the amazing expanding moped. Text and references as usual at anthonyday.blogspot.com

This week's GreenBiz 350 podcast: A sustainability perspective on the Standing Rock protest; How states pose a threat to Trump's climate plans.

Claude Turmes and Bas Eickhout, Members of the European Parliament for The Greens/EFA, discuss the important issues of the upcoming COP22 in Marrakech.

con: LUCA MERCALLI (presidente della Società Meteorologica Italiana), CARLO CARRARO (professore ordinario di Economia Ambientale presso l'Università Ca' Foscari), FRANCO PRODI (Fisico dell'Atmosfera), ROBERTO DAL NEGRO (responsabile del Centro Nazionale Studi di Farmaco Economia e Farmaco Epidemiologia Respiratoria di verona

Les sciences vues par les scientifiques de demain ! Détails d'une enquête sur la perception des sciences par des étudiantEs en première année d'université, avec notre invité Kristoff Talin chercheur, sociologue et politologue, au CNRS au le Centre Lillois d’Études et de Recherches Sociologiques et Économique, le CLERSE, et collaborateur du CIRST à l'UQAM. Nous retrouvons aussi Nadia Lafrenière et Stéphanie Schanck qui feront se rencontrer poésie, langue Sanskrit et mathématiques! Et en fin d'émission, Élyse Caron-Beaudoin nous parlera de pollution de l'air et de la COP22.

Aujourd'hui s'ouvre au Maroc la COP22. Après la très diplomatique COP21 on attend maintenant du concret. Les ONG sont à pied d'œuvre pour faire pression. On en parle avec Stéphanie Gallet.

I dag, 7 november 2016, börjar COP22, klimatförhandlingarna i Marrakech. Förhandlingarna pågår fram till den 18 november. Med anledning av COP22 så publicerar jag en podcast, den första med en intervju med Filip Lövström, deltagare från NGO:n "Push Sverige". Filip och hans kollegor reser till Marrakech för att deltaga i förhandlingarna. Det skulle inte behöva vara en speciell grej med det, men de åker tåg (tre dagar) mellan Sverige och Marocko. Intervjuvn gjordes i torsdag då de gjorde ett tågbyte i Lyon, Frankrike. Filip beskriver vad som hänt sedan Paris i fjol, att mycket fokus kommer att ligga på finansieringsfrågor och hur det finns ett visst glapp mellan den vetenskapliga kunskapen och den politiska viljan. Däremellan har vi vår framtid. Det finns också en hel del saker kvar att förhandla om, Parisavtalet är ett ramverk. Detaljerna skall fyllas i följande förhandlingar. Filip förklarar hur varje land kommer att redovisa och uppdatera sina åtaganden med hänvisning till hur klimatet utvecklar sig. Vill man följa Filip och hans kollegor så kan man göra det med #PushSverige på Twitter, Facebook, Instagram och Snapchat. De driver också en blogg som heter Pushtocop.org. Parisavtalet, som trädde i kraft den 4 november, stipulerar att vi skall begränsa uppvärmningen till 2° med sikte på max 1,5°. Som det ser ut idag, om nationerna följer sina INDC (Intended Nationally Determined Contributions), så kommer vi dock snarare at hamna på drygt 3 graders uppvärmning. Det motsvarar nära nog en istid, men åt andra hållet. Jag berör det här och en del andra saker som tipping points, återkopplingar mm i dagens podcast. Jag tar även upp finansieringsfrågorna. Enligt Parisavalet så skall den rika delen av världen skrapa ihop 100 miljarder dollar, årligen, för att finansiera anpassning och andra klimatrelaterade åtgärder för de fattiga nationerna. Det här har ju inte riktigt gått så smidigt som löftena utlovade. Det är mycket pengar. Men tycker man att 100 miljarder USD låter mycket så kan amn jämföra det med de ca 500 miljarder dollar som världen subventionerar fossila bränslen med årligen. Mänskligheten har en hemläxa att göra. Stranded assets, grundstötta tillgångar. "Det finns mer fossilt kol tillgängligt än vad mänskligheten kommer att kunna använda." Det här sade Bert Bolin, klimatforskare och en av grundarna till FN:s klimatpanel, IPCC, redan 1974. Det är fortfarande sant. Vem sitter med Svarte Petter? Ytterligare podcasts kommer dels att handla om COP22, dels om andra ämnen i stil med det som jag tidigare skrivit om här på bloggen martinhedberg.se. Bloggen har funnits i drygt åtta år och vi har publicerat närmare 1400 artiklar. Till dessa finns det ca 16.000 kommentarer. Om du har några tips eller frågor som du anser att vi skall ta upp så kan du posta dem till mig på martin(at) swc.se. Du kan skicka dem antingen som vanlig text eller som en ljudfil. Det senare blir givetvis givande i samband med att jag besvarar frågor och kommentarer i kommande podcast. Martin

E' il giorno dell'entrata in vigore dell'Accordo di Parigi. Ci sono ancora molti punti da chiarire ed è proprio questo lo scopo della COP22 che si terrà a Marrakech tra il 7 e il 18 novembre. Stefano Caserini, professore del Politecnico di Milano, seguirà la conferenza da vicino. Con qualche giorno di anticipo, gli abbiamo fatto un po' di domande così da arrivare preparati sul tema. - In chiusura proviamo a darvi un po' di news. Come al solito il tempo vola.

E' il giorno dell'entrata in vigore dell'Accordo di Parigi. Ci sono ancora molti punti da chiarire ed è proprio questo lo scopo della COP22 che si terrà a Marrakech tra il 7 e il 18 novembre. Stefano Caserini, professore del Politecnico di Milano, seguirà la conferenza da vicino. Con qualche giorno di anticipo, gli abbiamo fatto un po' di domande così da arrivare preparati sul tema. - In chiusura proviamo a darvi un po' di news. Come al solito il tempo vola.

EPISODE SUMMARY In this two-part episode we discuss what role compost, soil, and agriculture played during the COP21 climate talks last year, and review what has been happening since, with COP22 just around the corner. We’ll also be sharing insights from the International Compost Roundtable – a side event that took place during COP21, with... Read more »