Amir Khouzam on building resilience in conflict zones

💥 Are We in a Bubble? 💬 | In Episode 26 of Off the Charts, Jordan Dunsmore, CEP® tackles the burning question of today's market climate. 📉💸 Drawing on historical data from the infamous 1700s Mississippi Bubble to modern day manias, he breaks down the patterns, the hype, and what the charts are really telling us. 📊 Don't miss this deep dive into centuries of speculation. #OffTheCharts #MarketBubble #FinancialHistory #InvestingInsights

NEW WARC POD: '100 things a planner should know' has been the strategist's field manual for years. Its author, Charles Wigley, joins David Tiltman to discuss that advice, how he applied it in his own career, and what it means in the current industry climate. https://lnkd.in/eqXVNWuV

🚀 "How should governments take on bold challenges such as climate change?" IIPP Professor Mariana Mazzucato spoke with Martin Wolf on the Financial Times Economics Show about governments adopting mission-oriented strategies and promoting innovation in order to lead in solving global problems and grand challenges such as climate change. 🎧 Listen to the podcast here: https://lnkd.in/ezZ3jUiT

IMPORTANT RESOURCE: New open-access book Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment shows all the different ways that industry has been strategically sabotaging climate action for decades! I'm a lead author on the final chapter on resisting climate obstruction - glad to have collaborated with many colleagues from the Climate Social Science Network You can download it in full here chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://lnkd.in/eGA2WvZe And DRILLED - the podcast by Amy Westervelt is featuring interviews with many of us co-authors. Check it out here https://lnkd.in/eXRC53Tk

How do we help young people make sense of a complex world? That’s the question we explored on Teachers Talk Radio, where our team at the British Red Cross shared how humanitarian education is transforming classrooms across the UK. From conflict and climate change to migration and emergencies, our free Humanitarian Education Programme supports educators of 11–18-year-olds to guide meaningful, age-appropriate conversations—and build the skills young people need to act with empathy, resilience, and confidence. 🧭 Whether you’re a teacher, youth worker, or school leader, this podcast is a great place to start: Listen now 🧰 Then explore our free CPD, ready-to-use resources, and flexible training at http//:brceducatorhub.org Let’s equip the next generation to turn concern into action and compassion into change. #HumanitarianEducation #BritishRedCross #TeachersTalkRadio #GlobalLearning #YouthEmpowerment #EducationForChange #ClimateEducation #ConflictEducation #MigrationMatters

🧝 The man, the myth, the legend returns! CDR mainstay Grant Faber (now at Reversing Climate Change podcast sponsor Absolute Climate) is back to discuss with host Ross Kenyon what he learned by compiling a list of nearly every carbon removal company. 1️⃣ Among the central questions we tackle is whether it is commercially better to be a member of the large cohort of solid sorbent DAC companies or one of those unique companies inventing new methodologies from whole cloth like Sinkco Labs, Aquarry, or CarbonRun. 🤫 This week's episode also has subscribers-only bonus content coming out Saturday, wherein Grant and I discuss a visit to the wonderful New York Tenement Museum we made during New York Climate Week... Thank you also to our other sponsor, Philip Lee LLP! They make this show possible with their generous support and deep carbon market legal expertise.

🌍 New EPR Episode: The Hustle with Michael Carter 🌍 This week, Nic Frederick and Laura Thorne dive into what it really means to hustle—with stories of drive, resilience, and local climate action. 🎙️ Our Guest: Michael Carter, Climate & Workforce Manager at King County & Co-Chair of the Coalition for Climate Careers 🌟 What we cover: What “hustle” means in climate work, workforce development, and personal growth. Michael’s path from Warren Wilson College’s work program to leading countywide climate and workforce strategies. How King County connects frontline communities to living-wage jobs in the green economy. The role of the Coalition for Climate Careers in breaking down barriers and creating opportunities. Why local government action is central to climate resilience. Michael’s take on being a “good trouble” seeker (inspired by John Lewis). Oh—and don’t miss the burrowing owl field note. 🦉 🎧 Listen now: https://loom.ly/-16knw8 #EPR #Podcast #ClimateAction #EnvironmentalProfessionals #WorkforceDevelopment #GoodTrouble

When it comes to climate change, awareness doesn’t always lead to action. In this City Perspectives podcast, Associate Professor of Urban Sustainability Terry van Gevelt from SMU College of Integrative Studies shares insights from his research on typhoon simulations — revealing why, paradoxically, such experiences don’t always increase climate concern or action among sceptics. He explains why researchers, policymakers, and industry communicators alike must find the balance between accuracy, accessibility, and authenticity — ensuring that messages inform without overwhelming or misleading. 🎧 Listen to the full conversation: https://sgsmu.com/3W5Mv4o #SGSMU #SGSMUThoughtLeadership #Sustainability #ClimateAction #UrbanResilience #CityPerspectives

This week we are On the Tools with Nick Butcher, co-founder and CEO of CarbonCrop In this episode, Nick breaks down the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) and the new Climate Change Response Amendment Bill. He shares how farmers can unlock carbon potential on their land, avoid legislative pitfalls, and diversify income while improving environmental resilience. From native regeneration to smarter land planning, this is full of actionable insights you won’t want to miss. Listen to the full episode now: https://lnkd.in/eHN8_gat...

Local governments are the future of climate progress (and so much more). From our live taping of Sirens podcast at NYCCW, Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen, MHS reminds us how local communities are where action happens when, too often, at the national level we're wordsmithing. Full episode at link. Climate Group Craig Segall Josh Sorin Angela Barranco Hannah Safford, PhD Federation of American Scientists ICLEI