From Crimea to Iran: Two More Ships Join Russia’s Grain-Smuggling Fleet - bellingcatwww.bellingcat.com The Zaid and Zafar sailed from a grain terminal in occupied Crimea and unloaded cargo in Iran — we followed them at every step.
Nick Breeze
#Climate Journalist at ClimateGenn #Podcast 🌍⛈⚡ + 🍷 + Author of COPOUT - Pub. Mar 2024 by Ad Lib Bks- Preorder: http://amzn.to/3R0r7fl For latest interviews etc: https://linktr.ee/nickbreeze
Massive Marine Ecosystem Crash Along Galicia’s Coast Due To Prolonged Atlantic Heatwave #climateyoutu.be In this first published ClimateGenn episode for a couple of months, I want to thank subscribers for your patience. I have not been sitting idle but much more...
Massive Marine Ecosystem Crash Along Galicia’s Coast Due To Prolonged Atlantic Heatwave #climatewww.youtube.com In this first published ClimateGenn episode for a couple of months, I want to thank subscribers for your patience. I have not been sitting idle but much more...
Nick Breeze on Instagram: "All along the rocky coast and on the floating platforms, the mussels are disappearing. The rocks, now bear, were recently carpeted by a slippery mass of weed and mussels, gi...www.instagram.com 10 likes, 8 comments - nickgbreeze on March 16, 2024: "All along the rocky coast and on the floating platforms, the mussels are disappearing. The rocks, now bear, were recently carpeted by a s..."
Cayman Islands Youth Make case For climate survival with potential evacuation planwww.youtube.com In this episode I am speaking with three young people from the Cayman Islands about the existential climate threat they face. They are taking their case to t...
Hot Take: Fixing Media Is a Climate Solutiondrilled.media Why aren’t climate foundations working to remove the fossil fuel industry’s influence from media?
'Saving Ourselves' by Dana Fisher: A policy cascade only after millions die from climate shocks!youtu.be This episode with Dana R fisher is the unofficial part 2 of 3 looking at the sociological side of collective action, while we try to slow the sinking of the ...
'Saving Ourselves' by Dana Fisher: A policy cascade only after millions die from climate shocks!youtu.be This episode with Dana R fisher is the unofficial part 2 of 3 looking at the sociological side of collective action, while we try to slow the sinking of the ...
The role of crop insurance in reducing pesticide use: Evidence from rice farmers in Chinawww.sciencedirect.com Pesticides play a significant role in increasing agricultural yields. However, the overuse of chemical pesticides on crops is a major challenge faced …
The AMOC Tipping Point (And what we need to know!) with Dr René van Westenyoutu.be In this ClimateGenn Episode I speak with Dr René van Westen about the recent research he published with colleagues looking at what it would take to cause the...
The AMOC Tipping Point (And what we need to know!) with Dr René van Westenyoutu.be In this ClimateGenn Episode I speak with Dr René van Westen about the recent research he published with colleagues looking at what it would take to cause the...
I Saw the Future of Climate Technology—And Its Big-Oil Investorsdrilled.media At the Cleantech North America conference, the fates of climate-tech startups are tangled into the balance sheets of companies who caused the crisis in the first place.
High level event at the MSC 2024 with BMW Foundation on "The Unavoidable Master Risk? Addressing Climate Overshoot"mailchi.mp
Enough Tory gerrymandering — it’s checkmate for Sunakwww.ft.com Even giving expat Brits the vote will not save the party from certain election defeat
What COP 28 taught us about winemaking in a warming climatewww.thedrinksbusiness.com The latest UN Climate Conference of Parties (COP 28), held in Dubai, urged us to get serious on agriculture and land use emissions, reports Nick Breeze
‘Grossly irresponsible’: UK hands out 24 new North Sea oil and gas licenceswww.theguardian.com The move to grant 17 companies the right to drill for fossil fuels is ‘a pipe dream’ that will do little for energy security, say environmentalists
Dr Chris Kettle: Systems Under Stress, Trees, Forests, Food + Human and Planetary Healthyoutu.be In this ClimateGenn episode I speak with Dr Chris Kettle. Chris is Principal Scientist within the International organization Alliance Bioversity International and CIAT, one of the global CGIAR centers for Agricultural research for development. Chris leads their work globally on restoration and the role of trees in transitioning food systems. This is a critically important episode and Chris really dives into the complex interconnectivity between forestry, biodiversity, climate, food systems security, knowledge and so much more. Links to additional work & resources related to Dr Chris Kettle: www.myfarmtrees.org www.diversityforrestoration.org You can also look at the institutional webites https://alliancebioversityciat.org/ And the https://www.cgiar.org/ Chris is leading the restoration component of the naturepositive Initiative https://www.cgiar.org/news-events/news/africa-climate-summit-advanced-tree-restoration-pledges-but-a-big-seed-shortage-remains/ This recent FAO publication led by Dr Chris Kettle: https://www.fao.org/3/cc8955en/cc8955en.pdf You can find all Chris's publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=8ViBluIAAAAJ&hl=en Actioning the knowledge we already possess in the science and indigenous communities, while taking a global instead of national perspective, has the potential to radically improve our prospects. This is the real challenge that we face today. Chris offers a wealth of information on both the status quo and the potential for righting the wrongs of the past to fight back and try to conserve and regenerate global forests, while supplying the worlds food at the same time. In the next episode I speak to Honduran youth activist Ricardo Pineda who I heard speaking at COP28. It is a fascinating conversation that touches on justice issues and why he is now calling for research in climate interventions that could possibly save lives in his community. I am also just about to edit the interview with sociologist Dana R Fisher about her new book, ‘Saving Ourselves, from climate shocks to climate action’. This is an unofficial sequel to the interview with Roger Hallam. There are parallel lines that we all need to comprehend. Thank you to all supporters and subscribers. I am recording a lots of interviews at the moment and I appreciate all feedback, good and bad. PREORDER COPOUT: https://amzn.to/3SqI4ii If you want to gain more insight into how these issues all connect together and actually fail at the political and structural level, then please do order my book COPOUT. It is available to order on Amazon and from a wide range of bookstores worldwide.
Food Not Bombs trial rescheduled after too many jurors objected to $500 fine for feeding homelesswww.houstonchronicle.com Roughly 90 tickets have been issued since March to volunteers with the loosely organized Food Not Bombs, which serves meals to people in need.