In this video the Climate Emergency Forum focuses on the intersection of urban design, cities, and the climate emergency. Lloyd Alter, a renowned architect, urban designer, and writer, joins the discussion . . .

This engaging video features a pivotal dialogue on the latest work of Dr. James Hansen, "Seeing the Forest for the Trees," which consolidates two of his major recent studies.

This video, which is part 4 of a 4 part series of videos which features in-depth presentations and dialogue from the 2025 London Climate Week done in collaboration with The MEER Organization. This Q&A session captures a powerful and often sobering discussion.

This video, which is part 3 of a 4 part series of videos which features in-depth presentations and dialogue from the 2025 London Climate Week done in collaboration with The MEER Organization. This session features economist Steve Keen delivering a powerful critique of how mainstream economics approaches climate change.

This video, which is part 2 of a 4 part series of videos which features in-depth presentations and dialogue from the 2025 London Climate Week done in collaboration with The MEER Organization. This session features a thought-provoking presentation and discussion led by Dr. Ye Tao

This video, which is part 1 of a 4 part series of videos which features in-depth presentations and dialogue from the 2025 London Climate Week done in collaboration with The MEER Organization. It focuses on urgent strategies to address the global climate crisis.

This engaging YouTube video features a critical discussion at the Global Climate Tipping Points Conference in Exeter, UK, where host Herb Simmens interviews Rob de Laet and Peter Bunyard, co-authors of the book "Cooling the Climate."

The Climate Emergency Forum discusses the increasing frequency and intensity of climate change-driven floods, particularly in the United States and worldwide.

In this compelling interview, Johan Rockström, Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, joins the Climate Emergency Forum to discuss the science and significance of planetary boundaries in the context of accelerating climate risks.

Join the Climate Emergency Forum for an in-depth discussion on the untapped potential of tidal power, with a special focus on the Bay of Fundy—home to the world’s highest tides.