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The future of climate science without US support | Zero: The Climate Race

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The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is responsible for collating our shared scientific understanding of how global warming is impacting the planet. But the body now faces a challenge after the US withdrew funding for its scientists to participate. Professor Jim Skea, who chairs the IPCC, joins Akshat Rathi on Zero to talk about the body’s future, whether the organisation can survive the US pullback, and what questions the next set of reports are going to answer.
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Zero is about the tactics and technologies taking us to a world of zero emissions. Each week Bloomberg’s award-winning reporter Akshat Rathi talks to the people tackling climate change – a venture capitalist hunting for the best cleantech investment, scientists starting companies, politicians who have successfully created climate laws, and CEOs who have completely transformed their businesses. The road to zero emissions has many paths and everyone’s got an opinion about the best route. Listen in.

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Prime Minister Mia Mottley: Climate, Immigration, and the Power of Small Nations

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In this very special bonus episode that’s as smart as it is fun, Trevor goes one-on-one with Barbados' Prime Minister, Mia Mottley. Between lessons on Bajan slang, "road tennis" Olympic dreams, and big ideas on global finance, climate change, and managed migration, Mottley proves she’s a force of nature—though even she can’t score Trevor an invite to Rihanna’s next birthday bash.

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00:00:00 – Rihanna, Barbados, and the Art of Fairness
00:01:00 – Welcome to What Now? (And No, Rihanna Isn't Prime Minister)
00:04:48 – ""We Is We"" – The Most Powerful Three Words
00:05:26 – Barbados's Complicated History
00:09:53 – Size Matters (But Not How You Think)
00:10:07 – When Good Family Planning Becomes Too Good
00:13:32 – The Population Crisis Nobody's Talking About
00:15:04 – Why We're Better at Moving Money Than People
00:17:24 – Road Tennis: The Olympic Sport You've Never Heard Of
00:22:48 – The Browning of the World (And Why It Scares People)
00:26:35 – Which Countries Are Getting Immigration Right
00:31:35 – One Size Fits All Is Killing Small Nations
00:35:07 – Middle Income Countries and the GDP Trap
00:39:20 – Phones, Kids, and the Most Powerful Weapon
00:42:18 – Finding Climate's Love Language (Hint: It's Methane)
00:46:39 – If We Can Cure Baldness, We Can Save the Planet
00:53:13 – The Reassembling of the Broken Vase
00:55:32 – Global Debt Hypocrisy
00:59:17 – Pay People to Stay Home
01:01:59 – Hope, Faith, and ""Ain't Catch You and Pass You""
01:05:24 – The Bridgetown Initiative Explained
01:13:21 – The Susu: How Grandmothers Invented Modern Banking
01:16:15 – Making Fairness Make Sense
01:21:09 – Bring Your Folding Chair to the Table
01:22:22 – Ethiopia's Dream Realized
01:29:03 – Why People Aren't Having Kids
01:32:10 – Educate, Don't Agitate
01:34:28 – Outro u0026 Final Thoughts

How does carbon dioxide shape our world? – The Climate Question podcast, BBC World Service

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CO2 — carbon dioxide — is the gas that makes life possible. Without it, Earth would be a frozen rock. But if there is too much of it in the atmosphere, the planet can overheat.

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Carbon dioxide is a molecule so important it has shaped life on Earth for billions of years. Without it, there would be no plants, no oceans, no people. But now, after centuries of burning coal, oil and gas, it’s in the atmosphere at levels that alarm scientists.

In this episode of The Climate Question, Graihagh Jackson speaks to Peter Brannen, science journalist and author of The Story of CO2 is the Story of Everything, and Esme Stallard, BBC climate and science reporter.

They explore what makes this tiny molecule so powerful, how it has driven ice ages and mass extinctions, why the story of CO2 is the story of human progress — and what might come next.

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00:00 Intro: What is CO2 and why does it matter?
01:00 Meet Peter Brannen and Esme Stallard
02:30 What makes CO2 so powerful?
04:20 What would Earth be like without CO2?
06:00 How CO2 traps heat and makes life possible
08:00 From volcanoes to fossil fuels – the story of carbon through time
11:00 The Anthropocene – how humans changed the geological record
14:00 Earth’s past – palm trees in the Arctic, ice ages in Europe
19:00 The future we choose

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Trump’s Tariff Spectacle | Good Climate Change? | Everyone Is At Risk Of Being Sent To El Salvador

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President Trump plans to unveil his economy-killing tariffs in a splashy Rose Garden event fit for reality television, and he wants us to believe that climate change is going to be good for the world, while his administration is snatching people off the street and sending them to a prison in El Salvador without due process.
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