Podcasts about saving planet earth

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Leslie begins today's show with her 'Ripped from the Headlines' news segment. Here are the stories that she gave her opinion on: 1A. AXIOS: "How the U.S. climate has warmed since the first Earth Day" 1B. AUDIO: President Biden's Earth Day remarks 2. Audio obtained by the New York Times of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy days after the Jan. 6th Insurrection 2A. AUDIO: McCarthy talking with Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney about suggesting that President Trump resign, the 25th Amendment, and a possible pardon from Vice President Pence  2B. AUDIO: McCarthy says Trump admitted he bore some responsibility for Jan 6th during Jan 11th phone call  2C. AUDIO: McCarthy tells House Republican leaders what Trump did on Jan 6th is unacceptable and nobody should defend it  3. AXIOS: UN: Human rights "horror story" is unfolding in Ukraine 4. AXIOS/IPSOS POLL - Most Americans support mask mandates on airplanes Leslie is then joined by Mike Italiano, CEO of Capital Markets Partnership (CMP), a nonprofit public charity coalition of leading investors, investment banks, governments, ENGOs, and professional firms.  CMP is working to accelerate sustainable investment by facilitating secondary markets and fixed income and equity investments, thus stimulating the economy and stopping irreversible and unmanageable systemic climate risk. Their website is CapitalMarketsPartnership.com. On this Earth Day, the two discuss how to achieve the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s 2030 deadline for preserving a habitable planet. The IPCC Report can be found here: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/

Leslie begins today's show with her 'Ripped from the Headlines' news segment. Here are the stories that she gave her opinion on: 1A. AXIOS: "How the U.S. climate has warmed since the first Earth Day" 1B. AUDIO: President Biden's Earth Day remarks 2. Audio obtained by the New York Times of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy days after the Jan. 6th Insurrection 2A. AUDIO: McCarthy talking with Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney about suggesting that President Trump resign, the 25th Amendment, and a possible pardon from Vice President Pence 2B. AUDIO: McCarthy says Trump admitted he bore some responsibility for Jan 6th during Jan 11th phone call 2C. AUDIO: McCarthy tells House Republican leaders what Trump did on Jan 6th is unacceptable and nobody should defend it 3. AXIOS: UN: Human rights "horror story" is unfolding in Ukraine 4. AXIOS/IPSOS POLL - Most Americans support mask mandates on airplanes Leslie is then joined by Mike Italiano, CEO of Capital Markets Partnership (CMP), a nonprofit public charity coalition of leading investors, investment banks, governments, ENGOs, and professional firms. CMP is working to accelerate sustainable investment by facilitating secondary markets and fixed income and equity investments, thus stimulating the economy and stopping irreversible and unmanageable systemic climate risk. Their website is CapitalMarketsPartnership.com. On this Earth Day, the two discuss how to achieve the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s 2030 deadline for preserving a habitable planet. The IPCC Report can be found here: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/

We get feces-focused by talking about dog poop composting in this eye-opening episode featuring Ryan Torres. She is leading a pilot program at Battery Park City Authority in New York that could help dogs everywhere leave a much smaller carbon 'pawprint.' You will learn about the uh-ohs happening in landfills due to bags filled with dog poop and identify some green-friendly solutions. Battery Park's efforts are featured in a 10-minute video called “One Small Step” produced by Lucy Biggers of NowThisEarth. EPISODE NOTES: Let's Talk Dog Poop And Saving Planet Earth with Ryan Torres

In this episode UFOs, ET's, planet earth, Jesus, Buddha, Krishna, and St. Peter as interplanetary Masters, metaphysics, spirituality, and the deep love for our planet. what do all these things have in common? Wajid Hassan Yogi Mystic, humanitarian, environmentalist, UF ologist, and my guest in this episode. Do you want to know what it's like to have and experience with a UFO or an extraterrestrial stay tuned, this is one more thing before you go, that thing about the UFO, the Yogi Mystic, and saving Planet Earth.. In This Episode we are going to learn how to reignite the spiritual flame within us and send it outwards to all, to improve not only our own personal lives but those of every lifeform on our beautiful world, that we are not alone in this universe, and that mankind is at the crossroads of tremendous change. My guest in this unique conversation is Wajid Hassan, a Muslim born Yogi Mystic with over 40 years of experience in the field of metaphysics, healing, spirituality and new age concepts. An avid hiker he managed to climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in 2006 Africa's highest mountain in Tanzania. He is a humanitarian and environmentalist who's always looking for ways to improve life for people along with a deep love for our Planet, and all who reside upon her back. He has over 20 years in the entertainment industry as well, making us laugh, cry, think and feel good, Something he outlines in detail in his #1 bestseller on Amazon, “The Struggle for World Sanity” which will inspire and uplift those who read it. Welcome to the Show.. https://taplink.cc/beforeyougopodcast

Jack Osbourne is an actor, host, reality TV star, and media personality. He is the son of iconic Heavy Metal singer Ozzy Osbourne and music manager/TV Host of The Talk, Sharon Osbourne.  Along with his sister Kelly, he starred on MTV's hugely successful reality series The Osbournes (2002–2005) which chronicled life inside the Osbourne family.  Jack gained high visibility on the show and was mostly perceived as a rebellious teenager. He grew up in front of the camera and the three years the series was on the air had a profound impact on his adult view of the world. After a stint in rehab, he has remained sober and has talked openly about his addiction struggles, depression, and his diagnosis of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in 2012.In his career, Osbourne has hosted many TV shows for network TV including the BBC, The Travel Channel, and the History Channel with titles such as Jack Osbourne: Adrenaline Junkie (2005–2009) and BBC's Saving Planet Earth (2007). He competed on Season 17 of Dancing with The Stars, placing third with his family in the audience cheering him on. His openness on the show about his MS struggle endeared him to worldwide audiences and he was lauded for destigmatizing his illness. Jack and Ozzy also starred in the History Channel reality TV series, Ozzy & Jack's World Detour, and in 2020, he reunited with both his mother and father for the Travel Channel show, The Osbournes Want To Believe. The show concentrated on Jack trying to convince Ozzy and Sharon about the existence of paranormal activity. Jack lives in Los Angeles and is the proud father of three daughters, Pearl, Andy Rose, and Minnie Theodora. 

An interview with Chelsea Robinson, a serial impact founder with a background in complex problem solving. She cofounded Generation Zero, a movement of young kiwis aiming to build cross party political support for net zero emissions by 2050. She is an Edmund Hillary Fellow from New Zealand currently based in San Francisco. Chelsea is the COO of Open Lunar, an organization seeking to catalyse a peaceful, cooperative lunar settlement on the Moon. In this interview, we talked to Chelsea’s about her journey birthing an environmental movement for zero net emissions in NZ, to ensuring a sustainable future for humanity on the Moon.Additional Resources:Enspiral.comLoomio.orgOpen Lunar Open Mission Design Repository"Why Should Humans Explore Space" by Larry LemkeHosted by: Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom, Co-Founder, SpaceBase Music: reCreation by airtone (c) copyright 2019 Licensed under a Creative Commons (3.0) If you like our work, please consider donating to SpaceBase through The Gift Trust or RSF Social Finance (for US charitable donations) and indicate "SpaceBase" gift account.

Presenter Rana Mitter is joined by guests Tony Juniper, Emily Shuckburgh, Dieter Helm and Kapka Kassabova to discuss Rachel Carson’s passionate book, Silent Spring, first published in 1962 and said to be the work which launched the environmental movement. Recorded at the 2019 Hay Festival. Tony Juniper is a campaigner, sustainability adviser and writer of work including Saving Planet Earth and How many lightbulbs does it take to change a planet? Emily Shuckburgh is a climate scientist and mathematician at the British Antarctic Survey and the co-author (with the Prince of Wales and Tony Juniper) of the Ladybird Book on Climate Change. Dieter Helm is an economist specialising in utilities, regulation and the environment. His recent books include Burn Out: the Endgame for Fossil Fuels, The Carbon Crunch, Nature in the Balance and Natural Capital: Valuing the Planet. Kapka Kassabova is a novelist, poet and journalist whose work includes Border,, Someone else’s life and Villa Pacifica. You can hear her talking to Free Thinking about winning the Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize for Global Cultural Understanding here https://bbc.in/2TsFZ51 You might be interested in our episode Soil Stories which hears from agroecologist Jules Pretty and geologist Andrew Scott amongst others https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08fj505 You can find a collection of all the discussions of Landmarks of culture as a playlist on the Free Thinking website / and available to download as BBC Arts&Ideas podcasts https://bbc.in/2Jw9y5Q Producer: Fiona McLean

David Wallace-Wells isn't going to sugarcoat it for you: The climate is in a state of emergency, and we are running out of time to turn things around.But, can we still turn things around? Yes. With action.Journalist and author David Wallace-Wells joins us for the first episode of Season 6 of The Webby Podcast. Listen to his conversation with host David-Michel Davies, and check out his book The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming.Plus, watch the moment from the 23rd Annual Webby Awards when David Wallace-Wells presented the 2019 Webby Social Movement of the Year Award, honoring Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. Sixteen-year-old Thunberg ignited a movement of students who are demanding action all over the world—with a weeklong climate strike coming up Sept. 20-27th. See here for more information and to get involved!Follow us everywhere @TheWebbyAwardsKeep up with David-Michel @dmdlikesOur Producer is Terence BrosnanOur Writer is Jordana JarrettOur Editorial Director is Nicole FerraroMusic is Podington Bear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rachel Carson’s passionate book, Silent Spring, first published in 1962 is said to be the work which launched the environmental movement. But how does it speak to us now? For a recording of Free Thinking’s Cultural Landmark series at the Hay Festival, presenter Rana Mitter is joined by guests Tony Juniper, Emily Shuckburgh, Dieter Helm and Kapka Kassabova. Tony Juniper is a campaigner, sustainability adviser and writer of work including Saving Planet Earth and How many lightbulbs does it take to change a planet? Emily Shuckburgh is a climate scientist and mathematician at the British Antarctic Survey and the co-author (with the Prince of Wales and Tony Juniper) of the Ladybird Book on Climate Change. Dieter Helm is an economist specialising in utilities, regulation and the environment. His recent books include Burn Out: the Endgame for Fossil Fuels, The Carbon Crunch, Nature in the Balance and Natural Capital: Valuing the Planet. Kapka Kassabova is a novelist, poet and journalist whose work includes Border,, Someone else’s life and Villa Pacifica. You can hear her talking to Free Thinking about winning the Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize for Global Cultural Understanding here https://bbc.in/2TsFZ51 You can find a collection of all the discussions of Landmarks of culture as a playlist on the Free Thinking website / and available to download as BBC Arts&Ideas podcasts https://bbc.in/2Jw9y5Q Producer: Fiona McLean

Saving Planet Earth, the Whales, the Polar Bears? Do you have the point of view that the Earth needs to be "saved?" What if being more consciously aware will allow us to have a new relationship and creationship with the Planet and things could change with more ease? Side note - Thank you to everyone on FB who made suggestions for future episodes! I will be playing with these over the next few weeks!

Dr. Tongele N.Tongele, a native of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and a reknown scientist. He holds a doctorate in mechanical engineering. And teaches mechanical engineering at Southern Illinois University Edwarsville and The Catholic University of America. In his recent book, “Rise and Shine: Resilient People and Immense Resources in the Shadow of Death”, Dr. Tongele lays out a vision that includes concrete ideas, proposals and steps the DRC can take immediately for a transformational renaissance that utilizes the enormous natural and human resources of the country to bring lasting peace and eradicate poverty in the DRC, and become producer and exporter of goods, services, clean energy and green technologies.