Dear colleagues,
here’s episode 4 of 5 in our Podcast series
Tipping Point – climate justice in the Anthropocene.
This one is about the role of land and
soil in how we address climate change. Together with Teresa Anderson
(Action Aid) and Mariann Bassey (Friends of the Earth Nigeria) we
explore the risks and pitfalls of climate smart agriculture as well as
the possibilities and benefits of Agroecology.
Here’s more information on the other episodes and the series itself:
Tipping Point - a podcast on climate justice in the Anthropocene
In this series of podcasts, we explore pathways for climate justice in the Anthropocene - a geological epoch shaped by humans. Should we become stewards of our planet or live in harmony with nature to achieve a good life for all?We take our listeners on a journey to find out how we can reach the Paris goals. Through the lens of activists, experts, and scientists around the world, we reflect on this exciting challenge and explore paths that might lead us into a better future.
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Climate geoengineering – Experimenting with the global thermostat
Can and should the global climate be regulated by technological means, the so called geoengineering? In our first episode of our podcast "Tipping point" our host took off to hear from experts what these approaches mean for the planet’s environment and society.
We are at a Tipping Point, in our climate as well as our societies.
Climate Justice - Can the courts solve the climate crisis?
Can governments and industry be put on trial in climate cases, to ensure the rights of the most vulnerable and future generations? The livelihoods of hundreds of millions could be threatened by unprecedented storms, droughts, floods, and sea-level rise.
The people least responsible for the climate crisis will be the hardest hit.
License to pollute - Carbon markets and the new economy of nature
Emission trading systems aim to put a price on carbon, to save emissions where it is cheapest and benefit the global climate. But the approach has failed so far. In the EU, the price for carbon has dropped to a low, so producers can easily continue polluting. And they are actually making huge profits from the permits they receive.
...the
largest polluters in the European Union have made profits worth more or
less 24 billion euros from the emissions trading scheme.
Precious Soils and Seeds - Industrial agriculture and climate smart farming
The food that we eat plays a big role in the search for solutions to climate change. Agriculture is one of the major contributors of greenhouse gases. But the way we farm our land can also be a big part of the solution.
Soil is more than just brown dirt.
Warm regards,
Lili Fuhr
Lili Fuhr
Referentin Internationale Umweltpolitik /
Department Head Ecology and Sustainable Development
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
Schumannstraße 8
D - 10117 Berlin
T +49 (0)30 285 34 304
F +49-(0)30 285 34 5304
M +49 (0)151 40201775
E: fuhr@boell.de / www.boell.de
Referentin Internationale Umweltpolitik /
Department Head Ecology and Sustainable Development
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
Schumannstraße 8
D - 10117 Berlin
T +49 (0)30 285 34 304
F +49-(0)30 285 34 5304
M +49 (0)151 40201775
E: fuhr@boell.de / www.boell.de
Twitter: @lilifuhr
Recommended Reading:
Inside the Green Economy - Promises and Pitfalls
Thomas
Fatheuer, Lili Fuhr, Barbara Unmüßig.
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