Happy hump day or as we're now calling it, ARP's climate communications tip day! ARP exists because we have a significant #communication problem when it comes to environmental matters. We live in a polarized time where it can be challenging to engage in a conversation around climate change because people's walls often come up right away. The Honorable Sharon Burke suggests that we bring the topic closer to people's homes if we want to have a more productive conversation about #climate change. While serving at the Pentagon from 2010 to 2014, Assistant Secretary Burke helped lead the military's ongoing efforts to reduce its dependence on petroleum. She is now the founder and president of Ecospherics, a company focused on how a changing natural environment is shaping human #security and how societies in turn are shaping the #environment. You can listen to our podcast episode with Sharon Burke or watch our film The Burden, in which we speak to her and other experts about the risks posed by the US military's dependence on #fossilfuels. Podcast- https://lnkd.in/emUEEhSM Watch The Burden- https://lnkd.in/g_YzhQ_A Stay tuned for next week's tip and share your tips below👇
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The where and how #youth are receiving information can inform our climate education practices. #climateeducation #climateliteracy #climatechange #youth
Associate Professor at Paul Smith's College, Visiting Lecturer at University of Vermont
"The challenges posed by climate change will fall disproportionately on the world’s youth -- but how well do they understand the challenges they face? What are their perspectives on climate change, and where are they getting their information?"
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Podcast Alert.. Water and Climate Voice Episode 1: The Impact of Climate Change on Water Availability 🌍 In this insightful episode, we discussed how Climate Change is affecting global water resources and water availability as well as key policy approaches aimed at addressing these impacts. Join us as Dr Isabela Espíndola, a Young Water and Climate Professional, shares her expertise and knowledge on the challenges posed by changing precipitation patterns, droughts, and other climate-related factors impacting water availability. Discussion points to look forward to: - Understanding climate change and impacts on water availability - Adaptation and mitigation strategies - The role of international cooperation Tune in now! https://lnkd.in/dupjs4rb #waterandclimatepodcast #waterclimatewg #YOUNGOpodcast #waterandclimatevoice #youthaction https://lnkd.in/ddkDvMzh
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🎧🎙️ NEW EPISODE! https://hubs.ly/Q02qP9tG0 In the U.S. alone, 162 million people will experience a worse quality of life due to the changing climate within the next 30 years. Rising sea levels stand to displace 13 million Americans in the long run while wildfires and other risks are likely to displace millions more. With 3.2 million American climate migrants to-date, it’s time to start thinking about what our country’s future might look like. Even these statistics may be vast underestimates because nailing down someone’s exact reason for moving is harder than it may seem. So, how do we determine what factors influence people’s decisions to move? Why is climate migration about more than beating the heat? What history brought us here and where are we headed? This week’s episode with investigative journalist and author Abrahm Lustgarten will answer these questions and more. Mentioned in this episode: IPCC, New York Times Magazine, Rhodium Group, USDA Forest Service
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Previously recorded (and truncated) "Walk the Talk" podcast interview with Rohit Korat of Planecious, where I discuss my personal and professional views on: - The intersection of climate change, water management, and sustainability - Championing climate adaptation initiatives in novice organizations - How to bridge the gap between science and policy - Helping the next generation of climate and water practitioners get ahead - The role all of us can play in contributing towards climate resilience
Walk the Talk with Mohammed Mahmoud: Navigating Climate Change and Water Policy
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Research Communities of Practice | Blog 1 Following our introduction to the Research Communities of Practice (RCoP) blog series, the first installment by Maketh Deng takes a deep dive into the intercommunal conflicts in Lakes State, #SouthSudan. This blog explores the multifaceted causes, including the legacies of war, dowry demands, and the impacts of climate change. Maketh advocates for reconciliation and targeted skills training to help mitigate these conflicts and promote lasting peace. Read Maketh's full insights here: https://bit.ly/3JEuMec
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As we witness first-hand the impacts of a warming climate, including heatwaves, more intense precipitation and increased flooding, the case for building resilience against these risks becomes ever more important. In this new edition of the Climate Risk Podcast, GARP Risk Institute's Jo Paisley talks with Emma Howard Boyd CBE, Chair of the London Climate Resilience Review, about the challenges of climate adaptation and what it means for our cities. Listen Now: https://lnkd.in/eEpZwKBJ #climaterisk #climateresilience #GARPSCR #sustainability #climatechange
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What better day than #InternationalPodcastDay to listen to our very own Kathryn Brown, Director of Climate Change and Evidence, speak on the Climate Proof podcast about our climate work!
Earlier this week I spoke to Louie Woodall for the Climate Proof podcast on our climate work at The Wildlife Trusts, plus a few reflections on my previous roles at the Climate Change Committee and Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. This is a fabulous website for anyone interested in climate resilience, I'd recommend subscribing. As well as the latest #adaptation news you can also catch up on previous inerviews with Dr Nicola Ranger, Kit England, Dr. Paul Munday and Kathy Baughman McLeod among many others!
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As heat waves, storms, droughts and wildfires get worse, at times simply talking about the crisis feels like a wholly insufficient solution. Yet time and time again, we see that straightforward conversations are one of the best ways to share information, find common ground and inspire action. So how can we make our climate conversations really count? For our latest episode, Greg Dalton and Ariana Brocious revisit powerful climate discussions with leaders like Katharine Hayhoe, Meera Subramanian, Faith Kearns, author Anand Giridharadas, Chloe M., and John Cook of Skeptical Science.
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Those of you who know me, know that I LOVE to talk about the #GreenTransition, and more specifically the role of #buildings in it. So - it was a real treat to sit down with Climate Group's Jeroen Gerlag to discuss why we need a #RenovationRevolution - and why it's crucial to place people at the heart of it. I'm looking forward to many more chats on this topic at #ClimateWeekNYC - if you're there too, let me know. And, in the meantime, the link to the podcast is here 👇🏻 #InsideVELUX #PrioritisePeople
As we’re gearing up for #ClimateWeekNYC, our Julie Kjestrup sat down with Climate Group’s Jeroen G. to discuss the importance of placing people at the heart of the green transition, and why this also means we need to unleash a #RenovationRevolution. Listen to the episode here 🎙 https://lnkd.in/dP5Wy7MM
Episode 14 - Strengthening global climate resilience - Mercy Corps; VELUX by 50 Shades of Green: A Climate Group Podcast
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Deputy Director of Research, U.S. Global Change Research Program, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Congratulations to the #NCA5 team for completing this impressive webinar series! If you missed it, they were all recorded and can be found at the link below! #FifthNationalClimateAssessment #NCA #climate
We are officially finished with our 40-part(!) Fifth National Climate Assessment webinar series. Between live attendance and play-backs we've reached over 15,000 people! Thank you especially to the authors who participated and helped to get the word out about NCA science. If you missed a webinar, never fear! All recordings are available here:
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