This special episode of Climate Emergency Forum welcomes back co‑founder and longtime host Regina after a long absence as she completes her master’s degree in sustainability at Columbia University in New York.

In this episode we unpack the latest “10 New Insights in Climate Science” report and what it really means for our future.

Retiring RCP 8.5 is being used by denialist and right‑wing media to claim we’ve dodged the worst climate futures and that past climate warnings were overblown.

This episode explores what really drives people to move in a rapidly warming world, and why we still have no legal protection for those displaced by climate disruption.

This episode explores how the climate crisis is reshaping the landscape of infectious disease. Drawing on the latest IPCC findings and recent research by Camilo Mora and others . . .

This episode explores how philanthropy can fund the risky, under‑the‑radar climate ideas that governments and markets often neglect.

This episode goes inside the landmark Santa Marta conference, the first diplomatic gathering where 60 governments met not to debate *whether* fossil fuels must go, but *how* to phase them out.

This episode of Climate Emergency Forum features a wide‑ranging conversation with Janos Pasztor, former UN Assistant Secretary‑General for Climate Change and founding director of the Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative (C2G).

In this Climate Emergency Forum episode the alarming new science on the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) – the “mother of all tipping points” is discussed.

This episode of Climate Emergency Forum asks whether a “super El Niño” may be forming and what that could mean for record‑breaking global heat and extreme weather.