COP 21 – KATOS, Turkish NPO – 100% Renewable Energy
The University of Earth: Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Delegate from KATOS, Turkish NPO, Science, Culture and Art Association, 100% Renewable Energy
COP 21 – Coastal Ecosystems – Mangrove Swamps – Philippines
The University of Earth presents the Urgent Action Series: COP21 and CMP11, Paris 2015: Coastal Ecosystems (Mangrove Swamps in Philippines) and their role in climate change mitigation and alleviating poverty
Gary Orr – Organised Crime
Fish Crime Symposium, Dept of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cape Town, 12-15 October 2015, Day 2 No 11 – Nondumiso Mfenyane of Management Centre for Fishing at the Maritime Safety Authority SA introduces Gary Orr of Compliance Operations Manager of Primary Industries, New Zealand. We are dealing with highly organised crime and we need pro-active, […]
COP 21 Ari Huhtala – Climate & Development Knowledge Network
The University of Earth, Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Ari Huhtala, an economist from Finland Deputy CEO of the Climate & Development Knowledge Network, which helps developing countries to face the challenges of climate change while still undertaking development and poverty alleviation.
COP 21 Dr Chi-Ming Peng, Tzu Chi Foundation, Taiwan
Spiritual Dimension – Dr Chi-Ming Peng, Tzu Chi Foundation, Taiwan, Unite people and society with a common goal; our suffering from global warming will be carried by all of us; all stakeholders including individuals need to be more active.
Roger Godwin – Project and Environmental Research
Ocean Pollution – Roger Godwin speaks out about dumping of toxins in our Oceans, how far the rubbish travels, and how some toxins, like plastic and oil, actually alter the evaporation and precipitation cycles in the world.
COP 21 – Dr Anders Levermann, Potsdam Institute
The University of Earth, Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Dr Anders Levermann of the Potsdam Institute discusses the threshold for warming for Greenland, and the long-term risk of sea level rise from Antartica
Time is running out – The Arctic sea ice is going!
Interview with Professor Peter Wadhams, leading Arctic scientist and Prof. of Ocean Physics at Cambridge University, with Judy Sole of Mother Channel. In 40 years, since 1970, of sea ice research and pole oceanography, Prof. Wadhams has observed and measured changes in arctic and antarctic ice, which have and are still adversely affecting and accelerating […]
Lorenzo Perissinotto on Wild Fish resources
Lorenzo Perissinotto, Professor of Marine Biology, Zoology and Entomology at Rhodes University, South Africa, briefly talks about fishing and aqua culture.
COP 20 – Kaisa Kosonen – Discussing Timelines for Climate Change
COP 20, Lima, 2010 – Kaisa Kosonen of Greenpeace discusses timelines for Climate Change. When applying precautionary principles and given what we have already seen happening globally with climate, we need to bring Carbon Emissions down by 2015.
COP 21 -10 Ways to Change the World – Brahma Kumaris Spiritual University
The University of Earth: Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Juan, Canada, Brahma Kumaris Spiritual University, 10 Ways to Change the World, Starting with Yourself
Mark Marcovino – Law Enforcement and Moving Sushi
Fish Crime Symposium, Dept of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cape Town, 12-15 October 2015, Day 2 No 7 – Marco Marcovino, EU Commission for Monitoring, Control and Surveillance of Fisheries; Multi-party Task team in Tanzania on Environmental Organised Crime, and leads an NPO called Moving Sushi, which provides ope access to an International Marine Database […]
Root Causes
The root causes of global warming are the increase in gases that warm the planet and the removal of the vegetation and other organisms which would reduce Green House gases . INCREASE OF – CO2 – by the burning of fossil fuel (oil and coal), and the diminishing of vegetation and phytoplankton that normally hold […]