The Centre for Climate Repair at the University of Cambridge (CCRC) and the Climate Emergency Forum (CEF) present a panel discussion at COP28 in Dubai, UAE on the topic of "No 1.5 Without Intervention."

The Centre for Climate Repair at the University of Cambridge (CCRC) and the Climate Emergency Forum (CEF) present a panel discussion at COP28 in Dubai, UAE on the topic of “New Greenhouse Gas Removal Pathways.”

Join the Climate Emergency Forum as it welcomes back Dr. Ye Tao, founder of the MEER project, to get an update of its activities and progress in 2023. The dialog reveals MEER's mission, progress, challenges, and its broader impact . . .

Join the Climate Emergency Forum along with special guests Dr. James Hansen and Dan Galpern, as the Global Warming in the Pipeline paper is presented at a COP28 Press conference as part of a specially prepared video message . . .

Join the Climate Emergency Forum along with special guest Dan Galpern, as the they provide mixed assessments of COP28, recognizing some positive developments but also highlighting areas where stronger action is needed . . .

The panel details and discusses the 2023 Production Gap Report produced by SEI, emphasizing its focus on the disparity between planned fossil fuel production and the levels consistent with the Paris Agreement's temperature goals.

Aude Péronne discusses the challenges humanity faces in shifting consciousness towards becoming stewards of the Earth. The dialogue provides a refreshing perspective on positive initiatives amid climate challenges, . . .

Dr. James Hansen, former Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, and Adjunct Professor at Columbia University’s Earth Institute, joins Paul Beckwith in a discussion about his recent work.

Special guest Julie Johnston joins Dr. Peter Carter, Paul Beckwith and Regina Valdez to discuss the upcoming Conference Of the Parties, COP28 to be held in Dubai, UAE beginning on November 30th.

Join Dr. Peter Carter, Paul Beckwith and Regina Valdez as they dive into the alarming paper authored by William Ripple and other scientists, titled "The 2023 State of the Climate Report: Entering Uncharted Territory."