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What are the ways an African farmer or African player in the agricultural field can sustainably adjust to the changing climate? Watch the latest episode of the Nourishing Tomorrow podcast to find out: https://lnkd.in/dDZCQBAW #AFSForum #NourishingTomorrow

Have a listen to my podcast with RBSI discussing the role of the TNFD, the scale of the challenge to regulate nature and measure impact, and the speed of change required. https://lnkd.in/eaSSmcVJ #ESG #sustainability

🌦 Our podcast episode delves into the fascinating effects of climate change on the agricultural landscape. 🌱 Southern states, including Oklahoma and even Missouri, have experienced significant challenges according to our model predictions. 📉 However, in northern states like Michigan and Minnesota, warmer weather has surprisingly led to positive impacts. 📈 #AgricultureInsights #ClimateChangeEffects Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/dtmgPRCj

What does it take to get governments to take adaptation seriously? 🌦️🇬🇧 In today’s episode, Kathryn Brown, the Director of Climate Change and Evidence at The Wildlife Trusts, discusses what factors have pushed the UK government to engage on protecting the country against climate shocks. Tune in to hear the episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts by searching for Climate Proofers or visit: https://lnkd.in/eFCQT5sS What do you make of Kathryn’s analysis? Let us know your opinion in the comments 👇 #ClimateProof #ClimateProofing #ClimateAdaptation #WildlifeConservation #SustainableFuture

On the latest episode, Sam and Rahul are joined by climate reporter Emily Jones and environment reporter Marisa Mecke to discuss the historic storm, how climate change is making extreme weather worse and what we can learn from the disaster. Listen to this edition of Plugged In on wabe.org/pluggedin or on your favorite podcast app.

#wabeatl #amplifyingatlanta #gapol #climatechange #hurricanehelene

Drought and land degradation threaten our environment, driving the focus on drought-resilience and restoration for today's #UN World Environment Day. At That’s What I call Science we are passionate about highlighting environment-focussed research and the people behind it, listen to our episodes via our website or on any major podcast platform. “Our land. Our future. We are #GenerationRestoration” #worldenvironmentday2024 #worldenvironmentday #environmentday #STEMM #climatescience

The global economy depends upon a healthy ocean. Chip Cunliffe of Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance states that 2/3 of all publicly traded companies rely on a healthy ocean. Ocean us is raising awareness of the impact of the ocean on all aspects of the economy and society, and mobilizing capital and resources to restore and rebuild this critical resource. Linda Neugebauer, The Global Impact Investing Network, Impact Principles, Builders Vision

Today on our site we are highlighting a recent episode of thegravitywell.net podcast that features our Executive Member, Shannon Stunden Bower. Check out this episode on "Drought and Agriculture History in Western Canada"! https://lnkd.in/gPjvRxQp #environmentalhistory #agriculturalhistory #westerncanada #canadianhistory #podcast

[Podcast] 🎙️🎧 According to a recent report, only 45% of global economic losses in 2022 that were related to natural catastrophe events were insured. This protection gap is the uninsured portion of economic losses that are caused by natural disasters like #floods and #earthquakes.   Our colleague Jacqueline Frank Friedland and a Vice Chair of #IAIS Protection Gap Task Force was featured in a recent episode of the Toronto Centre Centre Podcast. She discussed key takeaways from the report. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gHgiF3Tx #NatCat #InsuranceIndustry #ClimateRisk

🌊 How can Disaster Risk Reduction research, policy and action to be more equitable? 🎤 In this SEI — Stockholm Environment Institute podcast, Minh Tran and Dayoon Kim reflect on their work in #climate and #disaster research to critique knowledge #coproduction.