Climate Change

COP 21 PARIS Alden Meyer from the Union of Concerned Scientists on: Momentum for Climate Change adaptation & mitigation measures has increased dramatically since Copenhagen, and global transformation drive to renewable energy.

COP 21 PARIS GEO Secretariat Director Barbara J Ryan on: The importance of coordinating and integrating GHG emissions with space & ground based observation, monitoring and reporting systems to support adaptation & mitigation measures of global policy makers.

SA WESSA Institute Youth Members Interviews on, Inspiration for Climate Change adaptation, mitigation measures, initiatives and & environmental education programs to be implemented for all age groups. Featured are: Ncobile Nkosi – Climatology Researcg Group SA, Emmanual Chisulu – Auditor General Office Zambia, Megan Simons – Agricultural Research Council UWC, ...

Part II. US Centre Young Scientists Panel discussion on: Global impacts of oceans on the Climate, Antarctic ice loss resulting in higher sea levels in the northern hemisphere, marine species habitat losses resulting in movement to other ocean regions.

US Centre Young Scientists Panel discussion on: Climate change impacts on ocean acidification and deoxygenation on marine life, polar ice melts, massive algal bloom formations. Global collaboration on longterm satellite ocean observation and sea monitoring systems.

Climate Alliance Exec. Director Thomas Brose on, Cities play an important role in Climate Protection & are committed to reducing their CO2 emissions in the transport & other sectors. Climate change impacts, global alliances with indigenous peoples & the need to move to 100% renewable energy production.

IPCC Protest Panel speakers Lidy Nacpil & others on, impacts and reparations for climate change losses and displacements, loss of habitat migrations for Island Nations, loss of livelihoods and food security due to continuing droughts.

Climate & Clean Air Coalition speaker Tiy Chung, on the Impacts of black fine particulate Soot & CO2 on peoples health, Ice melt in the Himalayas, Arctic regions. Reduction of Methane production from livestock farming, rice fields etc. and other GHG’s used in industry.

This video is exactly what is says on the tin. This is footage from when Judy asked the president of the UNFCCC Yves De Boer why there has been such little action on climate change. The president gives a very holistic response taking into account the fact we have 400million ...

IPCC Woman Panel speakers Bridget Burns, on gender equality of woman & indigenous peoples to be embedded in binding Agreements, Monica Comacho on forest preservation & protecting the livelihoods of people dependent on them, Sharan Burrow on peoples rights, equity & the transition to a Green Economy, Andrea Carmen representing ...