This episode features Dr. Stephen Sherwood, a regenerative farmer, food activist, and researcher based in Ecuador. Stephen shares his journey from growing up on a farm in Pennsylvania to becoming a leader in regenerative agriculture in the Andes.

In this episode, we dive deep into the phenomenon of polar vortex collapse and its far-reaching consequences. The discussion unpacks what a polar vortex is, how sudden stratospheric warming events can disrupt its stability . . .

Explore the urgent intersection of climate change and human health in this compelling episode where the latest science shows how rising global temperatures are accelerating the spread and severity of infectious diseases worldwide.

Explore the hidden world of microbes and their outsized impact on our planet. The discussion uncovers how these "tiny titans" are not just passive inhabitants of Earth, but active drivers of climate processes.

Join us for this compelling episode of the Climate Emergency Forum, hosted by Herb Simmens, as we delve into the critical issue of plastics and their profound connection to the climate crisis.

The climate crisis is reshaping the way we grow, harvest, and consume food. In this episode of the Climate Emergency Forum, we explore the intricate connections between climate change and our global food systems.

Join us for a critical discussion with esteemed guest, Professor Peter Wadhams, a leading sea ice specialist, who shares insights into the alarming rise of methane emissions from both the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

In this critical episode of the Climate Emergency Forum, we delve into the pressing issue of marine heat waves, a phenomenon that has been gaining attention for its profound impacts on global climate stability.

Join us for a critical discussion on the state of global warming and the implications of surpassing the 1.5°C target.

In this episode of the Climate Emergency Forum, the discussion centers around the concept of "planetary solvency" and a recent report on the subject.