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Students -don’t go to Cambridge Uni!! The full video interview is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YThnZ8jI2g&t=532s Alison Green is director of Scientists’ Warning, a significant contributor to Scientists for XR, a member of the Planetary Emergency Partnership, an expert witness for the Climate Commission for UK Further and Higher Education Students & Leaders, …

Market to Watch: Ramping up climate ambition and green recovery plans for a 1.5°C future As the world battles the coronavirus pandemic, it is critical to maintain sight of long-term climate objectives. International commitment to climate action can be the key to enabling economies to recover and rebuild more resilient …

Sarah Queblatin is a regenerative solutions designer weaving advocacy, non-profit management, and consultancy experiences in environmental education, cultural heritage, peacebuilding, and humanitarian assistance for the last 20 years. After responding to conflict and natural disasters in the Philippines, she was inspired to form Green Releaf to support community leaders in …

At a news conference on Parliament Hill, members of the Green Party outline their proposed plan for economic recovery following the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. Elizabeth May, the Green Party parliamentary leader, is in attendance in Ottawa, while Jo-Ann Roberts, the Green Party interim leader, and MPs Paul Manly and Jenica …

Carbon dioxide – large amounts of it – is believed to be the main contributor to climate change. Carbon dioxide is a naturally occurring element in the atmosphere, but it is also a byproduct of fossil-fuel combustion. VOA’s Rebecca Ward reports that while nature provides the means to deal with …

(I failed miserably to edit down to 45 minutes -Alison is very insightful!) Alison Green is director of Scientists’ Warning, a significant contributor to Scientists for XR, a member of the Planetary Emergency Partnership, an expert witness for the Climate Commission for UK Further and Higher Education Students & Leaders, …

As we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic – one of the biggest global threats we’ve faced in our lifetime – how do we bring focus back to the climate emergency, another global threat that’s becoming increasingly urgent? Over the last few months, we’ve radically shifted the way we work, travel, …

Market to Watch: Ramping up climate ambition and green recovery plans for a 1.5°C future As the world battles the coronavirus pandemic, it is critical to maintain sight of long-term climate objectives. International commitment to climate action can be the key to enabling economies to recover and rebuild more resilient …

On the 10th September 2019, 159 sustainability professionals came together at WeWork, Aviation House in London to discuss the climate emergency. Register for the next event – greenandtonic.org This video was first published onSource link . We are just re-posting and re-sharing. Y Not Freakin’ Recyclable Home climate emergency

Short video explaining the key demands from a group of 80 charities, trade unions, community and faith groups. The groups wrote to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon setting out 5 steps for a radical recovery plan that creates a fairer and greener Scotland. They call on the Scottish Government to: • …