Water in the anthropocene. It inundates us, yet leaves us thirsty. It floods crops, yet leaves crops to wither in the fields. It swells over our shorelines and is drying up in lakes and rivers.

The response to the climate emergency requires both mitigation and adaptation. Mitigation refers to efforts to reduce or prevent emission of greenhouse gases. . .

The world’s industrialized countries gained their wealth through the burning of fossil fuels, which has heated the world to 1.2°C above preindustrial levels, letting loose a tsunami of climate impacts.

An urgent reframing of loss and damage is called for by The Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG) at COP27 to ensure no further delay in just and orderly transition. . .

Special guests Sophia Mathur, Dr. Deb L. Morrison, and Cathy Orlando discuss the topic of Climate Education with Paul Beckwith and Regina Valdez.

To support and inspire ambitious action at COP 27 at Sharm El-Sheikh, religious figures and scientists will call for a reexamination of deep-seated attitudes . . .

The panel will discuss the topic of ocean-based carbon dioxide removal based primarily on the work of the Centre for Climate Repair at Cambridge (CCRC).