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In this episode I cover the concept of Umwelt the notion that we perceive the world through our own limited senses. The term was first coined by German Ethnologist Jakob von Uexkull in his book published in 1934 entitled Foray Into Other Worlds of Animals and Humans.  I also cover Ed Young's book An immense World, how animal senses reveal the hidden realms around us.  Through an descriptive exercise we explore and imagine what it must like to be another animal and quickly recognize our built in limitations. These limitations if gone unchecked do cause confusion and often misunderstandings with our furry friends. We can never know what its like to be a dog, a cat, a fish, horse, snake or elephant because we are human and perceiving the world through our own limited and different sensory perceptions. Recognition of our differences provides us with an awakening and remind us to pause and reflect. I hope you enjoy this episode. Acoustic morning leaves TunePocket This podcast is suitable for people living with dogs, not living with dogs or planning to soon. It is ideal for anyone working with dogs or interested in learning about humane best practices. Pet dog guardians, shelters, rescue staff/volunteer fosters, adopters, veterinary professionals, animal trainers, behaviorists, research scientists and anyone interested in learning about dogs, human dog relations, and evidence based behavior interventions. All content provided on this podcast is for educational information purposes only. The podcast host makes no representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information. The host is not liable for any errors or omissions in the information. The host will not be liable for any losses, injuries or damages from the display or use of information. All information provided is not intended to diagnose, cure or prevent any conditions. There is no guarantee of human or non human behavior change. If a sudden behavior or behavior persists, please first contact a qualified veterinarian, or board certified behaviorist .

In this episode, Associate Professor Nina von Uexkull talks about the intricate relationship between climate change and conflict. She explains how the two are interconnected and how resource scarcity plays a pivotal role. She emphasizes that environmental stressors can trigger competition for limited resources, leading to tensions and conflicts. She also touches on the challenges of accurately predicting these connections and the implications of taking early action to prevent climate-related conflicts.

Ein Vortrag von Jürgen Scheffran, Physiker und Professor für Klimawandel und Sicherheit Moderation: Katrin Ohlendorf ********** Wie Klimawandel und Konflikte zusammenhängen, wird in Forschung und Politik immer mehr berücksichtigt. Aber der Zusammenhang von Frieden und Klima ist noch zu wenig erforscht, findet der Klima- und Sicherheitsforscher Jürgen Scheffran. Und das will er ändern. Jürgen Scheffran ist Professor für Integrative Geographie am Institut für Geographie der Universität Hamburg. Außerdem ist er Leiter der Forschungsgruppe Klimawandel und Sicherheit am dortigen Centrum für Erdsystemforschung und Nachhaltigkeit. Mit dem Thema Umwelt und Konflikte befasst er sich interdisziplinär schon seit seinem Physik-Studium in den 1980er Jahren. "Frieden verbessert das Klima - Zivile Konfliktbearbeitung als Beitrag zur sozial-ökologischen Transformation" heißt sein Vortrag, den er am 10. Juni 2023 beim Jahrestreffen der Internationalen Ärzt*innen für die Verhütung des Atomkrieges / Ärzt*innen in sozialer Verantwortung (IPPNW) gehalten hat. ********** +++ Klima +++ Klimaschutz +++ Klimawandel +++ Klimagerechtigkeit +++ Umwelt +++ Krieg +++ Frieden +++ Friedensforschung +++ Konfliktforschung +++ Konflikte +++ Gewalt +++ Zivile Konfliktbearbeitung +++**********Quellen aus der Folge:Katharine J. Mach, Caroline M. Kraan, W. Neil Adger, Halvard Buhaug, Marshall Burke, James D. Fearon, Christopher B. Field, Cullen S. Hendrix, Jean-Francois Maystadt, John O'Loughlin, Philip Roessler, Jürgen Scheffran, Kenneth A. Schultz & Nina von Uexkull (2019): Climate as a risk factor for armed conflict; Nature, Advance Online PublicationJügen Scheffran (2022): Klimaschutz für den Frieden - Der Ukraine-Krieg und die planetaren Grenzen. Blätter für deutsche und internationale Politik, 4/2022Daniela Pastoors, Lukas Drees, Thomas Fickel, Jürgen Scheffran: Frieden verbessert das Klima“ – Zivile Konfliktbearbeitung als Beitrag zur sozial-ökologischen Transformation. Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik (ZfAS), Volume 15, Issue 2-3, 09/2022, S. 283-305Jürgen Scheffran u.a. (2016): The climate-nuclear nexus - Exploring the linkages between climate change and nuclear threats. World Future Council, LondonKlaus Michael Meyer-Abich: Wege zum Frieden mit der Natur. Praktische Naturphilosophie für die Umweltpolitik. München ; Wien: Hanser, 1984 **********Mehr zum Thema bei Deutschlandfunk Nova:Konflikte, Kriege, Migration: Wie der Klimawandel unsere Sicherheit beeinflusstKlimaphysik einfach erklärt: So funktioniert der KlimawandelWelttag Biodiversität: Die biologische Vielfalt der Erde erhalten**********Den Artikel zum Stück findet ihr hier.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: Tiktok und Instagram.

The power of the people is real, and it starts with each of us. Today we're joined by Ole von Uexkull of the Right Livelihood Foundation. Known worldwide as the "alternative Nobel Prize", the Right Livelihood Award celebrates and amplifies the work of people who are building change from the ground up within their local communities. Changemakers like Greta Thunberg, Edward Snowden, Daniel Ellsberg, Vandana Shiva, Mordechai Vanunu, and many more have been honored with the Right Livelihood Award for fighting for global human and environmental rights and for advocating for greater transparency from systems of power. Right Livelihood laureates are reimagining our world and building solutions to global problems right now. By following their example and engaging with our local communities we can build movements to reshape every aspect of society. True change has always grown out of action taken by citizens coming together to speak with one voice. Join us, learn more, get inspired, and take action today.SUPPORT Right Livelihood: Learn more about RL laureates, support their work, donate, and get involved at rightlivelihood.org/. Follow their work on Instagram and Twitter, and visit their college program at https://rightlivelihood.ucsc.edu/.CHALLENGE: Become an activist for a cause you believe in. Take action by joining local groups which are advocating for your chosen cause or add your voice to online activism efforts. Experience the feeling of getting directly involved with something you care about and amplify that message within your community.TAKEAWAYS: 1: It's time to exercise our voices now. As individuals, within communities, and collectively. 2: We should never take our right to gather, organize, speak out, or protest for granted. 3: Our true arena for change is on the ground through grassroots movements based on community values. No true change has ever been legislated - change comes from citizens, laws come later.Visit www.wecanremaketheworld.com for more info and resources. 

“En el mundo humano encontramos una característica nueva que parece constituir la marca distintiva de la vida del hombre. Su circulo funcional no solo se ha ampliado cuantitativamente, sino cualitativamente. Entre el sistema receptor y el efector hallamos un eslabón intermedio, algo que podemos señalar como sistema simbólico. Escribió el filósofo prusiano Erns Alfred Cassierer, quien se apoyó en la teoría Biológica de Uexkull para ofrecer una introducción a una filosofía de la cultura y las formas simbólicas entre las década de los 20's y los 40´s. Sobre esto nos habla Iveth Serna en nuestro episodio de hoy.

Jakob von Uexkull is a writer, lecturer, philanthropist, activist, and former politician. He is the founder and chair of the Right Livelihood Award (1980), often referred to as the Alternative Nobel Prize; co-founder of The Other Economic Summit (1984); and founder of the World Future Council (2007). He was a member of the European Parliament (1987-89) and of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Commission on Human Duties and Responsibilities (1998-2000). Von Uexkull has served on the Council of Governance of Transparency International as well as on the Board of Greenpeace, Germany, and was a member of the European Parliament for the German Green Party from 1984 to 1989. He is a patron of Friends of the Earth International and lectures widely on environment, justice, and peace issues.He delivered this speech at the 12th Annual E.F. Schumacher Lectures in October 1992.If you would like a physical copy of this lecture or others like it, visit centerforneweconomics.org/order-pamphlets to purchase pamphlets of published works and transcripts.The Schumacher Center's applied work seeks to implement the principles described by these speakers within the context of the Berkshire hills of Massachusetts. Our work, both educational and applied, is supported by listeners like you. You can strengthen our mission by making a donation at centerforneweconomics.org/donate, or call us at (413) 528-1737 to make an appointment to visit our research library and office at 140 Jug End Road, Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

Climate change is increasingly considered a security threat with potentially far-reaching implications for the geostrategic environment. Through large-scale migration, increased border tensions, and greater demands for rescue and evacuation efforts, climate change potentially impacts the individual security of people and the viability of vulnerable states to an extent that exceeds existing disaster-response capabilities. As a result, Germany has announced that one focus of its membership in the United Nations Security Council will be on climate related security risks. Links to climate change have slowly started to enter UN resolutions in recent years, but there is still controversy about the extent to which climate related security risks can and should be addressed by the UN Security Council. How can the international community best address resource conflicts driven by climate change? What consideration needs to be given to climate change in conflict prevention? And what are the long-term consequences of including climate change in the agenda of the UN Security Council with regards to sanctions and peacekeeping? A discussion on the security implications of climate change and the role of the UN Security Council in this context, with speakers Ottmar Georg Edenhofer, Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), Professor for the Economics of Climate Change at the Technical University Berlin and founding director of the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC), Nina von Uexkull, Assistant Professor at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research at Uppsala University and Associate Senior Researcher at the Peace Research Institute Oslo, and Karl-Heinz Kamp, Special Envoy of the Political Director in the German Ministry of Defence. Welcome and introduction by Detlef Dzembritzki, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the United Nations Association of Germany, event chaired by Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger, Senior Professor for Security Policy and Diplomatic Practice at the Hertie School, Director of the school’s Centre for International Security and Chairman of the Munich Security Conference.

This week’s News segment begins with hedge fund billionaire Lee Cooperman crying on TV and (what else?) Michael Bloomberg announcing he’ll run for president. Jerry Moyes: 7/10 on the David Koch Asset Liquidation Index Chad introduces us to Jerry Moyes, the retired founder of Swift Transportation. Moyes owned the possibly-fictional NHL hockey team the Arizona Coyotes before he ran it into bankruptcy. He owns the biggest boat on Lake Powell, which he named The Big Dog. He gives tons of money to Trump. He’s been involved in a number of shady financial dealings to serve his own greed. All basic billionaire shit. The main part of the Moyes segment involves the labor history of the trucking industry in the US. It’s a sad story, and you can probably guess how it goes. Gary Rollins: 7/10 Joe talks about Gary Rollins, CEO of Rollins, Inc., which owns Orkin Pest Control. The Rollins family has some drama. The kind of drama where you hire private investigators to steal your grandchildren’s medical records. Kids suing parents. Parents suing grandparents. Ratmen suing Ratbabies. This story is nuts. Orkin also regularly cheats people, poisons people, and sometimes cheats the people it poisons. Joe offers us some thoughts on insects (and our relations to them. Innenwelt and Umwelt. Lee Cooperman crying: https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/07/24/lee-cooperman-parting-advice-luxury-you-cannot-afford-is-arrogance.html Lee Cooperman crying again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEte-K-H8NY&feature=emb_title Steve Viscelli’s sociology of trucking: https://penntoday.upenn.edu/research/penn-sociologist-deconstructs-america-s-trucking-industry Hubba Hubba: A Tribute to Jerry Moyes: https://youtu.be/exZCgJzcrfg The Big Dog: https://youtu.be/GuKbzj_hfaA Michael H. Belzer’s Sweatshops on Wheels https://global.oup.com/academic/product/sweatshops-on-wheels-9780195128864?cc=us&lang=en& Jakob von Uexkull’s tick essay: http://www.codebiology.org/pdf/von%20Uexk%C3%83%C2%BCll%20J%20(1934)%20A%20stroll%20through%20the%20worlds%20of%20animals%20and%20men.pdf Baltimore Sun story on the Rollins family fued: https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bs-xpm-2000-05-28-0005270151-story.html Forbes story on the fued: https://www.forbes.com/sites/clareoconnor/2014/09/29/inside-the-3-billion-feud-tearing-georgias-rollins-family-apart/#1efc7a7e5cec

Ledarna för Nord-och Sydkorea har sågs i vad som beskrivs som ett varmt och historiskt möte. Folkets protester i Armenien satte stopp för ledarens försök "att göra en Putin". Skotten dödar fortfarande i gränsen mellan Gaza och Israel. Hör också om hur Putin och Trump kanske bidragit till sämre pressfrihet i världen. Medverkande: Anders Ask, utrikesreporter på Ekot, Maria Persson-Löfgren, Rysslandskorrespondent, Johan Mathias Sommarström, Mellanösternkorrespondent och Ole von Uexkull, chef för Right Livelihood-stiftelsen.

Dove si continua a parlare con VALTER MAGGI, docente di climatologia e FEDERICO GRANATA, ricercatore in fisica dell'Università Bicocca, della mostra Artico viaggio interattivo al Polo Nord, di aurora boreale, di passione per la ricerca, di laboratori, di fisica, scopriamo che Valter avrebbe voluto essere un Lupo e Federico un'Aquila e parliamo di Ambienti animali e ambienti umani di Jakob von Uexkull edizioni Quodlibet, di Guido Viale, di Sergio Levrino, di Casina Literno, di Lipu Milano, di Le specie aliene che abitano i parchi e i giardini della nostra città, di Elia Mele

Dove si continua a parlare con VALTER MAGGI, docente di climatologia e FEDERICO GRANATA, ricercatore in fisica dell'Università Bicocca, della mostra Artico viaggio interattivo al Polo Nord, di aurora boreale, di passione per la ricerca, di laboratori, di fisica, scopriamo che Valter avrebbe voluto essere un Lupo e Federico un'Aquila e parliamo di Ambienti animali e ambienti umani di Jakob von Uexkull edizioni Quodlibet, di Guido Viale, di Sergio Levrino, di Casina Literno, di Lipu Milano, di Le specie aliene che abitano i parchi e i giardini della nostra città, di Elia Mele (seconda parte)

Dove si continua a parlare con VALTER MAGGI, docente di climatologia e FEDERICO GRANATA, ricercatore in fisica dell'Università Bicocca, della mostra Artico viaggio interattivo al Polo Nord, di aurora boreale, di passione per la ricerca, di laboratori, di fisica, scopriamo che Valter avrebbe voluto essere un Lupo e Federico un'Aquila e parliamo di Ambienti animali e ambienti umani di Jakob von Uexkull edizioni Quodlibet, di Guido Viale, di Sergio Levrino, di Casina Literno, di Lipu Milano, di Le specie aliene che abitano i parchi e i giardini della nostra città, di Elia Mele (seconda parte)

Avsnitt #1 av Peace Out Podcast tar en närmare titt på The Right Livelihood Award Foundation, Nobels fredspris okända lillebror, i en intervju med stiftelsens direktör, Ole von Uexkull. Läs mer om RLA: http://www.rightlivelihoodaward.org RLAs pris till årets fyra pristagare delas ut 25 november 2016 på Vasamuseet i Stockholm: http://www.svd.se/alternativa-nobelpriset-delas-ut-pa-vasamuseet ––––––– Peace Out är en partipolitiskt oberoende podcast startad av PhD Ada Nissen och PhD Mathilda Lindgren som har doktorerat på ämnet internationell fredsmedling. Peace Out är en plattform för förmedling av kunskap om konfliktlösning och mänskliga rättigheter riktat mot den upplysta allmänheten, vilket inkluderar folk med ett allmänintresse av nyheter utanför Nordens gränser, studenter, forskare, politiskt aktiva och andra nyfikna. I varje avsnitt behandlar vi ett aktuellt ämne med hjälp av en eller två gäster som vi intervjuar. Målet är att sprida kunskap om internationella förhållanden och vad som görs för att förhindra, lindra och lösa krig och konflikter, huvudsakligen från ett nordiskt perspektiv. Gäster inkluderar politiker, forskare, filantroper, och fackfolk som på olika sätt arbetar med fred och mänskliga rättigheter internationellt.

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Mantis Radio 135 + Go Hiyama DVNT dBridge + Skeptikal - Move Way [R+S] Ancient Methods - Guardians of an Eternal Bliss [Unknown Precept] Ricardo Tobar - If I Love You (Samuel Kerridge remix) [Desire Records] South London Ordnance - Modular Splash (Factory Floor - NVC remix) [Aery Metals] Afriqua - Tanz [F4TMusic] Peter Van Hoesen - To Alter A Vector (Ø [Phase] remix) [Time to Express] Alex Smoke - Dust (Tessela remix) [R+S] Ingen - Those Who Know, Know [Tribal Waves Recordings] Steel Grooves - Funk Monk (Andrei Morant remix) [Sonic Convergence] Uexkull - all rac [Brutalist Sunset] Versalife - Electrostatic Discharge [Clone West Coast Series] South London Ordnance + Femme En Fourrure - Obsidian [Aery Metals] Robert Pain - Mozda umres [Black Queen] Charlton - Hypersalivation [MORD] Savagen - Dirty Mother [dub] Gheists - Unja Stair (Corvx de Timor remix) [Gheists] Tokee - PA (Free Masonry mix By Frontier Guards) [CRL Studios] Mika Vainio - Scale [Blast First Petite] GO HIYAMA Surgeon - Dark Matter [Dynamic Tension] Go Hiyama - LecorW [HueHelix] Go Hiyama - Common Blank (OM remix 2nd Edit) [Warm Up] Thomas Hessler - Outburst [Graphene] Sleeparchive - Papercup [Sleeparchive] Go Hiyama - Defector (loop) [HueHelix] Adriana Lopez - Preface [Grey Report] Pfilter - Universe [Stroboscopic Artefacts] Shifted - Bloodless [Mote Evolver] Phase - Drive (Phase remix) [Music Man] Radial - Asial [MORD] Sleeparchive - 3 [Tresor] Go Hiyama - untitled [dub] Takaaki Itoh - Slicer (Sleeparchive remix [Wols] Phase - Binary Opposition [Token] Planetary Assault System - Thwack [Mote Evolver] Ken Ishii - Extra (Luke Slater remix) [R+S] Shifted - Sector D [Avian] Inigo Kennedy - Collector [Token] Oscar Mulero - Disinformation (Developer remix) [Warm Up] Makaton - Goatbone (Regis + Female remix) [Rodz Konez]