Climate Change145 Videos
Carbon Reduction – Al Gore
COP 20: Al Gore was optimistic about the agreements being reached. He spoke about the inadequacies of GDP at measuring the most important economic realities that we face, for example depletion of natural resources, the production of pollution and other negative externalities. In addition, positive externalities such as social inequality, healthcare, communication and networking are […]
COP 21 – Dr Susan Natali – Permafrost Carbon
The University of Earth: Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Dr Susan Natali, Permafrost Carbon, The Frozen Amplifier of Greenhouse Gases, Carbon in Permafrost is contained in soil and organic matter, It is not included in current forecasts.
COP 21 BARBARA J. RYAN DIR. GEOSEC EMISSION OBSERVATION & MONITORING
COP 21 PARIS GEO Secretariat Director Barbara J Ryan on: The importance of coordinating and integrating GHG emissions with space & ground based observation, monitoring and reporting systems to support adaptation & mitigation measures of global policy makers.
CHAU LOON WAI ON REDUCTION OF CARBON EMISSIONS IN MALAYSIA
In this interview at COP 22, with Mr Chau Loon Wai, a lecturer at the City and Regional Planning, Faculty of Built Environment at the University of Technology, Malaysia, talks on their progress in the last 6-7 years with respect to assisting cities in Malaysia, which are developing very rapidly, with the reduction of their […]
COP 16 – ETHIC
COP16 Speaker exploring the role of religions and the spiritual dimension relative to environment degradation. Judeo-Christian religions justify human dominance. Does humanity outrank the universe in its achievements. The entrenched teachings that nature belongs to humankind and is therefore subservient to mans needs. Did God plan the world purely for mans purposes. 3% of the […]
COP 13 Andy Molitor – Urgency For GHG Mitigation
COP 13 BALI. Interview with Andy Molitor on lack of urgency by the IPCC and Governments regarding global GHG emissions. The cost of doing something now to mitigate climate change, is less than if the world did nothing in the longer term.
COP 22 – Climate Change Conference Special Feature – Coming Soon
The COP 22 Climate Change Conference feature coming soon to Mother Channel. The full and event and all the sideshows.
Faith tackling the Climate Crisis ~ A Laudato Si’ for the Environment.
In this exclusive Interview With Tomás Insua, Executive Director and Co-founder of Global Catholic Climate Movement, he addresses Catholic tradition in terms of the environment, faith tackling the climate crisis, a future improved world envisioned, political credibility and social crisis on a global level. In response to your question of Catholics taking an interest in […]
COP 21 Panel Discussion – The Ocean and Global Warming
The University of Earth, Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: A Panel of Young Graduates discusses their interest in the Ocean and problems caused by Global Warming
COP 20 RAMAN MEHTA ON MITIGATION & ADAPTATION BY DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
Raman Mehta from the Vasuda Foundation on the irreconcilable differences between the negotiator and minister level at the IPCC. Developed countries mitigation objectives and developing countries adaptation goals don’t reconcile. The USA and China are the biggest emitters and need to commit to substantially higher mitigation levels.
COP 20 Interview with COP EU Delegate in Peru on Climate Negotiations since Kyoto
COP EU delegate on: The lack of progress of COP Climate negotiations since the Kyoto Protocol in December 1997.
Global Justice Groups speak out on Impact of USA Election
Part 1: Global Justice Group’s backlash after US Election results… Global Justice groups called a Press conference in response to the 2016 US elections, in terms of a climate denialist being elected to the Whitehouse, and and an urgent call on the Parties to the UNFCCC to protect the U.N. climate talks and climate policymaking […]
Consumption of Meat
Spokesperson for Meat Farming – Acting on climate change is not about preventing people doing things but getting them to do things more responsibly and intelligently.