Though you won’t hear tipping points discussed by political candidates the likelihood they could usher in a climate beyond ability of humanity to control is the central issue of our time. To learn more about that unthinkable possibility don’t miss this sobering discussion

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Governing deployment of geo engineering is a crucial topic of great interest and debate.   Two of the world’s leading experts on governance will speak on the topic on Wednesday, October 2nd at 5:30 PM EDT. We welcome your attendance.   us02web.zoom.us/j/88954851189?…

For the 29th time every nation will get together to address the climate crisis that keeps accelerating every year. Will this year be different? Watch as we discuss What’s Up with Baku.

I had the opportunity to moderate a panel at COP 29 in Baku yesterday that explored some of the innovative and important ways that people throughout the planet are beginning to adapt to the extreme weather and other conditions caused by climate change.

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As the climate crisis deepens and temperature increases accelerate it’s important to highlight approaches beyond emission reductions that can cool the planet. I had the honor and opportunity of moderating such a panel at COP 29 last month in Baku. ⬇️

I discussed the need for climate intervention to cool the planet in a video produced by Nick Breeze, a well-known British climate journalist and podcaster

I was honored to host this insightful conversation with John Liu and Paul Beckwith at COP 29 in Baku on how we could better adapt to climate disruptions with a particular emphasis on ecosystem restoration.

There are few things more important than learning how to best repair the climate and few people as qualified to talk about that than Paul Beckwith and Professor Hugh Hunt of Cambridge University Don’t miss their conversation which occurred at COP 29 in Baku last month

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It is critical that resilience to accelerating climate impacts must be strengthened throughout the planet. Three climate experts talk about what needs to be done in this important conversation that I had the opportunity to moderate

The oceans are in critical condition. This 30 minute conversation I moderated with two leading climate scientists describes why it’s happening and what the devastating consequences may be. Don’t miss it and act on what you learn.

The consequences of increasingly frequent and intense marine heat waves is a kind of biotic genocide that humanity is responsible for inflicting upon sea life. Don’t miss this discussion of what marine heat waves are the damage they are doing and potential remedies

As the climate crisis accelerates its impact on food supply and food quality as well as food cost grows every year. Listen as we examine the many connections between food and climate change.

Did you know that plastics are not only a severe threat to life on the planet but that they also exacerbate the climate crisis in many ways and in turn their dangers are magnified by the climate crisis. Listen as we begin to unravel the connections between Plastic and Climate

The unseen incredibly complex and often magical world of microbes plays a critical if largely mysterious role in our changing climate. Join us as we begin to explore the vital role of the microbial majority and its impacts on the climate crisis.

If you’re looking for inspiration watch this conversation on how regenerative farming can improve communities enhance the soil provide healthier food and help restore a safe climate

60% of population lives in Asia. It is being ravaged by climate extremes accelerating each and every year. Tune in to this discussion on physical and geopolitical challenges facing this continent of 49 nations What happens in Asia today will happen to the rest of us tomorrow

The regular CEF panelist Dr. Peter Carter calls this paper the most important Climate paper he has ever read. Don’t miss this discussion that describes what a realistic climate strategy should look like