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Noam Chomsky, ‘The Human Species Has Never Faced A Question Like This’
Noam Chomsky, ‘The Human Species Has Never Faced A Question Like This’
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Naomi Klein on Why Climate Change is ‘Incredibly Threatening To Our Elites’
Naomi Klein on Why Climate Change is ‘Incredibly Threatening To Our Elites’ Naomi Klein speaks about Paris, why climate change is threatening to elite power, and why when it comes to dealing with the crisis, we need to temper our fears with hope for the future.
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How Cities Are Leading The Way on Climate – Mark Watts of the Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40)
How our cities are run and designed can have a huge impact on the carbon footprint we have as individuals.
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Naomi Oreskes on Climate Change & The Merchants of Doubt (Interview)
Naomi Oreskes on Climate Change & The Merchants of Doubt (Interview) Given the overwhelming consensus of the scientific community, where does climate change doubt come from? Naomi Oreskes, historian of science and author of Merchants of Doubt, explains the story of the secretive climate denial...
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Inside the Science of Climate Change with Professor Michael Mann
Inside the Science of Climate Change with Professor Michael Mann We’ve all heard that the climate is warming, but how do climate scientists study the problem and how do they know the current warming is unlike anything in the past? What tools do they use, and what can they tell us about how the...
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How Exxon & The Koch Brothers Have Funded Climate Denial
How Exxon & The Koch Brothers Have Funded Climate Denial In this interview, Kert Davies of the Climate Investigations Centre, tells the story of how Exxon, The Koch Brothers, and a few key contrarian scientists have created an elaborate climate denial machine, and have managed to block any…
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Living Shorelines
How natural vegetation and native habitats help stabilize shorelines
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Nuisance Flooding
Nuisance Flooding Generally, wherever you have a vulnerable population, and when I say vulnerable maybe they just don’t have the large sea walls in place, and a population. It’s really a nuisance to people. So it’s sort of a combination of where people live and where impacts are occurring. The...
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Climatologist James Hansen – ‘We’re Already at a Level of Emergency’
Climatologist James Hansen – ‘We’re Already at a Level of Emergency’ Former NASA scientist Dr. James Hansen is one of the most respected climate scientists in the world. In fact he’s famous for helping first-bring the issue of climate change to wide-spread public attention way back in 1988 when…
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Kevin Anderson on The Unforgiving Math For Staying Under 2 Degrees
Kevin Anderson on The Unforgiving Math For Staying Under 2 Degrees In the Paris accord, 195 countries agreed that they would collectively keep average global temperatures from rising more than 2 degrees. But what does science have to say on how fast, and by how much, will we have to cut our...
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How The Antarctic Ice Sheet Is Changing & Why It Matters: An Interview with Martin Siegert
How The Antarctic Ice Sheet Is Changing & Why It Matters: An Interview with Martin Siegert Antarctica’s ice sheet contains enough water to rise sea-levels by over 60 meters, yet we know surprisingly little about the frozen continent to our south. In fact we know more about the surface of Mars…
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Why Climate Change is Wreaking Havoc on The Great Barrier Reef
Why Climate Change is Wreaking Havoc on The Great Barrier Reef The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is suffering from what is the most devastating bleaching event in its entire fossil history, with 93% of its reefs experiencing at least some degree of bleaching. Many of these reefs will be killed...
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George Monbiot on why ‘Climate Change Goes Deeper Than Capitalism’
Monbiot talks about how the climate change crisis isn’t just an isolated problem, but one that is intimately intersected with other major problems we’re facing in our societies – from the run-away political power of corporations, to the rampant consumerism that dominates our culture.
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National Landmarks at Risk Because of Climate Change
National Landmarks at Risk Because of Climate Change The Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) and the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) held a briefing highlighting the risks climate change poses to landmark historic sites around the United States. This briefing unveiled a new report...
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