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 ...

LIZARD SPECIALIST, Principal Scientist: Molecular Ecology Programme, South African National Biodiversity Institute, Cape Town, South Africa, KRYSTAL TOLLEY interviewed on a field trip into the mountains of the Couga basin E. CAPE describes the interaction between all species, the way they are responding to changing environmental conditions caused by climate ...

Panel speaker Niclas Hallström, on African countries taking the initiative on leapfrogging into the Renewable Energy sector, with Investment guarantees as implemented by Germany, renewables can be rolled out on a massive scale. Global Scientific community, headed up by Professor Christopher Field, engaged in gathering data for COP 21 in ...

Youth delegation Speakers and Sustain Us members, on bringing about Climate Action change through mass mobilisation, shifting finance from fossil fuel industries into renewables and shifting implementation projects.

Raman Mehta from the Vasuda Foundation on the irreconcilable differences between the negotiator and minister level at the IPCC. Developed countries mitigation objectives and developing countries adaptation goals don’t reconcile. The USA and China are the biggest emitters and need to commit to substantially higher mitigation levels.

Organic Farmer & Panel Speaker Theo de Jager, on,viable Organic Farming and the power of the End-consumers choice in the Value Chain to support global sustainable conservation farming. The most important people are the house wives and journalists. The housewife who stands in front of the stove, decides what the ...

Youth Panel Speaker on, Indigenous peoples are on the frontline of Climate Change impacts.  Extractive operations such as mining, logging, oil production, live stock farming are causing additional negative impacts.

Jason Sole covers the reasons why you are not getting free electricity, why the cost of solar power seems so high. The truth about how governments go about buying power and investigates why renewable energy will always be cheaper than fossil fuel powered industry. The objective is to create a ...

Youth Group Speaker on the need to include the Rights of Indigenous Peoples into a legally binding Global UNCCC & IPCC Charter.