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‘Sleepwalking into Catastrophe’: Can 2019 Turn the Tide on Climate?
This item is part of the Special Issue - 2019-01 - Predictions & Trends, click here for more
The World Economic Forum’s Global Risk 2019 report puts the environment among the top risks, calling for coordinated international action to secure the future of our natural systems. In this episode, we discuss what we are doing now to make the next 12 years we have to make a difference count. Plus, we give an update on new committee appointments in the US Congress and the possible showdown between states and federal powers on environmental matters. With hosts Joel Stronberg and Jennifer Delony.
See more from Joel Stronberg here.
- How Does the Resilience Economy Grow? And How Can We Help It Thrive?
- The Clean Energy Standard Act of 2019: Is the Timing Right for This Clean Policy?
- Controlling the Narrative: Why Some Climate Science Deniers Are Saying They’re Believers
- Is Global Cooperation Important on the Path to Deep Electrification? Or Is It Just a Fantasy?
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