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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2025 · 6 MIN

The Cascading Effect: Why Climate Breaks the Whole Chain

from Voices from the DDD conference 2025

Professor Simon Barak sits down with PhD student Henry Rajuro to connect the climate crisis to the visionary spirit of Zionism and nation-building. Henry, originally from Kenya, gives a powerful case for global interdependence, illustrating the cascading effects of drought and sharing his own experience with the terrifying, increasing frequency of Lake Victoria's rising water levels. Tune in to hear why he believes that if we miss one link, the whole chain is broken. Interviewer: Prof. Simon Barak Edits: Dr. Buzi Raviv BGU Radio is an educational program and it is part of BGU's entrepreneurship center Yazamut360.

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