Episode 61

The Angry Clean Energy Guy on why the global climate movement must ditch any semblance of defeatism, ignore the bad-faith calls to "just adapt," and push climate diplomacy to focus on the only two levers that physically move the thermostat: electrifying everything and stopping de ...  Show more

The haze currently (and regularly) choking Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Indonesia is not weather, it's a business model. Drained peat swamps are worth more torched than wet, and 9 out of 10 people killed by the smoke are Indonesians. In this episode, The Angry Clean Energy Guy sh ...  Show more

Category 5 hurricane Otis, which devastated Acapulco, was supercharged by global warming; hurricane expert Kerry Emanual tells Science in Action. Also, Brazilian ecologist Erika Berenguer has witnessed the destruction caused by the prolonged drought in Amazonia, where the rivers ...  Show more

One key issue on the agenda at the COP27 environment summit in Egypt is how to fund damage from the effects of man made climate change. Often the effects of climate change are felt the strongest in countries least responsible for creating the emissions. This year we’ve seen a ran ...  Show more

COP28, the United Nations Climate Change Conference wrapped up in Dubai on December 12. How do governments, organizations and companies around the world respond to the issue of climate change? We are seeing impacts of it globally, from floods to droughts to rising sea levels. Lis ...  Show more