This video holds a debate discussing emerging technology and how it can help promote and implement environmentally policy and drive us into the future. Featuring speakers from Microsoft we will find out how they as key players in the ICT industry will drive technological innovation for climate change. Harnessing the ...

Featuring British Nick Nuttall there will be an interesting discussion with regards to the progress towards a global progression towards a global carbon resource efficient world. Sustainability and emission management is key to our success. There is hope and progression but as the world population increases the strain on resources ...

In this video Jim Brainerd talks about the loud minority of climate change deniers in the republican party and how they make a lot of noise however they are in actual fact a very small proportion of American politicians (although surprising that they even exist at all in 2018). In ...

This discussion will feature the brilliant idea of utilising water vapour to satisfy domestic needs. Government own the right to all ground water which is an issue. However the government by law does not own the right to utilise humidity itself. There is no law written that stipulates the government ...

In this video Jim Brainerd talks about the loud minority of climate change deniers in the republican party and how they make a lot of noise however they are in actual fact a very small proportion of American politicians (although surprising that they even exist at all in 2018). In ...

The mayor of Carmel in Indiana in the USA will give insight into how policy changes are enacted much faster and how America’s problem in the USA can compare and even help out countries that are struggling like South Africa. The question is raised that asks if it is appropriate ...

Lionel Johnson who works on the board of MRCTI Mississippi rivers cities and town initiative will talk about the future and his own personal gut feeling towards whether consumerism will over power the desperate circumstances of the planet. Will we continue to live in a linear world where waste is ...

This discussion has members from the UNFCCC and she talks about how to preserve Peatlands forest. Scientists have discovered the world’s largest tropical Peatlands in the remote Congo swamps, estimated to store the equivalent of three years’ worth of the world’s total fossil fuel emissions. The main issue is about ...

Who will stop ‘this madness’ of climate change, ‘if not us, then who, if not now, then when?’Yeb Sano From our territories in the Amazon, Mesoamerica, Asia and Africa we fight to protect tropical forests threatened by illegal logging and mining, oil extraction, land invasion, drug traffic, monoculture, construction of ...