Climate Talk Podcast

Climate Talk Podcast The Climate Talk Podcast is a platform for conversations on climate change and the roles of key stakeholders on the changing climate.

A project by: International Climate Change Development Initiative, Media for Community Change Initiative.

What can children do about the climate crisis? Zach is my youngest guest on the Climate Talk Podcast and I must admit he...
09/09/2023

What can children do about the climate crisis? Zach is my youngest guest on the Climate Talk Podcast and I must admit he is not just smart, he is very optimistic that little actions matter in making the world a better place.

Ever wonder why governments continue to subsidize fossil fuel despite knowing the danger it poses to people and our planet; ignoring cleaner options such as solar panels which have been functional for a long time. This was part of the exciting chat with Zach Fox Devol, we also spoke about how children make up an important stakeholder in the discourse about climate change. He opened me up to new knowledge and historical records of climate action in the United States of America.

More about my guest:
Zach Fox-DeVol is an extraordinary 11-year-old climate activist and the host of We The Children, a podcast about climate change and global warming solutions. Each week he interviews expert guests and tackles hard topics on caring for our planet, in a fun way from an 11-year-old’s perspective. When he is not working on podcasts, you can find Zach in California working on magic tricks, chess, 3D printing, and Rubik's cube.

Listen here:

https://climatetalkpodcast.com/ct0028-what-can-children-do-about-the-climate-crisis/

📣One more for the week!Ever heard of the Nigeria Montane Forest Project? Well, if you’re an environmentalist in it’...
23/06/2023

📣One more for the week!

Ever heard of the Nigeria Montane Forest Project?

Well, if you’re an environmentalist in it’s time to get yourself educated on it.

On this Ep. of the Climate Talk Podcast we had an amazing discussion with Hazel on Restoring Biodiversity in Nigeria Forest Reserve 🌳

It is exciting to listen to people who understand & prioritize the importance of communicating environmental issues.

Learn more about this incredibly biodiversity rich forest project

Listen here:
climatetalkpodcast.com/ct0020-restori

Are you just starting your climate activism or advocacy journey and a little bit unsure of what climate change is? Then ...
21/06/2023

Are you just starting your climate activism or advocacy journey and a little bit unsure of what climate change is?

Then let’s to our episode of the with on A novice Perspective to .

On this episode, Queen Raffy shared with our us her novice perspective to climate change and climate action. Giving real life examples with what is happening every day in her community. You don’t want to miss this!

Listen on: climatetalkpodcast.com

Today, about 50 gigatonnes of CO2 is trapped in the atmosphere globally. What does this mean for a world that is current...
20/06/2023

Today, about 50 gigatonnes of CO2 is trapped in the atmosphere globally. What does this mean for a world that is currently grappling with the many impacts of climate change?

We are very pleased to share the latest episode of the Climate Talk Podcast. UK-Based renewable energy consultant and engineer, David Ahonsu is our guest. He gives context to data around climate science and breaks down the many carbon jargons in simply terms.

You are welcome to listen here: https://lnkd.in/dVT-MwYS

“I interviewed my mom a couple weeks ago for an independent like article in the UK and when we spoke about environment, ...
20/06/2023

“I interviewed my mom a couple weeks ago for an independent like article in the UK and when we spoke about environment, my mom felt that she didn't know enough to have the conversation with me, but when I just asked her about when she grew, how my grandma had a garden where she grew, all her herbs that she would use in her suits. Hearing my mom talk about whenever my grandma would go and cook on Sundays, how all of her siblings would go out and get the yam and get the different flavors and get the different herbs and bring it inside. Like even just seeing the joy that that memory brought to her reminds her of how much she cares about the environment and we need to understand. If we don't ke take care of the environment, those kinds of memories will not be ones that we can pass down or have our younger generations experience” ~ Daze Aghaji.

Have you listen to this amazing episode of Climate Talk Podcast? Daze share some amazing insights with us on the work she’s doing, her passion and why we need more voices for climate justice. To listen 🎧 use this link: http://climatetalkpodcast.com

20/06/2023

“I don't want to bring kids into a world where they might need to kill others to have water, to breathe air, it is crazy!”

Imagine the chill that this statement sent down my spine as I sat next to Sebastian Kirppu earlier this week to record this episode of the . Sebastian is a forest biologist, one of Europe’s foremost biodiversity activists and a well-known champion of the forest for over 25 years who has been conducting inventories and leading guided forest tours.

“If we keep on doing this, we will destroy the future for our grandkids and that's one of the ideas of why I haven't got any kids, because I'm afraid of that. We need to protect more forests because it is one of the crucial ways to mitigate the climate change and stop the loss of our biodiversity.” Sebastian introduced me to a completely different approach to understanding our forest.

We also spoke about the countries with the most-forested natural landmass; about deforestation rate across the world, over the years; about the need to rethink our approach towards educating the public, to mention a few.

Does our changing climate today shape your hopes about the future?

You can listen to the full conversation via the Climate Talk Podcast website, link here: https://lnkd.in/daGBTJHe, and also find the "Climate Talk Podcast" on your favourite podcast platform: Apple Podcasts | Anchor | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | CastBox | Amazon Music

Production team: Oluwatobi Segun Jimoh, Faith Adeniyi, MPH, Olumide Idowu, Yazid S. Mikail.
Location: SLU - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Photo credit: Jan-Erik Nilsson.

Dear listeners, we are excited to announce that we have a new episode!🤩 Our guest is Millie Edwards (Project Manager, )....
24/06/2022

Dear listeners, we are excited to announce that we have a new episode!🤩 Our guest is Millie Edwards (Project Manager, ).

Be one of the first to listen 🎧 via , here is the link: https://t.co/5CypbZTHEl

🌐: https://t.co/LpJKito3mw

Happy New Month to all our listeners!This new month brings new opportunities to learn about environmental issues. Thank ...
01/06/2022

Happy New Month to all our listeners!

This new month brings new opportunities to learn about environmental issues.

Thank you for being a part of the . Remember to follow us and subscribe via https://t.co/LpJKit6suY and we're available on all podcast platforms.

President Kugame said at the ongoing that "Today in Africa, more than half a billion people still do not have access ...
20/05/2022

President Kugame said at the ongoing that "Today in Africa, more than half a billion people still do not have access to electricity. This shows there is a global energy inequality gap! Any idea on how this gap can be bridge?

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Young people from countries with low access to sustainable and affordable energy need to keep raising conversations on w...
20/05/2022

Young people from countries with low access to sustainable and affordable energy need to keep raising conversations on what equitable energy transition will mean to them and developing innovative solutions to achieve it.

https://t.co/louX5fIkNG

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