Join Prof Jem Bendell, pioneering thinker behind Deep Adaptation, as he tackles the urgent need for forest conservation, ocean health, and climate resilience in this thought-provoking video.

This episode of the Climate Emergency Forum explores the fascinating hidden world of fungi. Often overlooked, fungi are revealed here as a powerful, pervasive, and mysterious kingdom of life, thriving everywhere from . . .

This video dives into the phenomenon of King Tides and how they serve as a vivid indicator of the worsening impacts of climate change on coastlines worldwide.

Join us for another impactful episode of the Climate Emergency Forum, where we take a critical look at one of this year’s most widely discussed scientific papers, “Safeguarding the Polar Regions from Dangerous Geoengineering.”

This video centers on the urgent decline of coral reefs, described as the “rainforests of the ocean” due to their immense biodiversity and ecological value.

This episode of the Climate Emergency Forum discusses the devastating floods that struck Pakistan, highlighting the country’s extreme vulnerability to climate change.

This episode of the Climate Emergency Forum focuses on the crucial question of which countries are most vulnerable to climate change and what actions can be taken to reduce their risks.

This Climate Emergency Forum episode explores alarming new scientific research published in Nature on the rapid decline of Antarctic sea ice.

This episode explores the life and impact of a pioneering polar ice scientist Dr. Peter Wadhams, renowned for decades of groundbreaking research in the Arctic and Antarctic.

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 . . .