Dec 17, 2021
A panel of scientists examine the opportunities and thorny issues in converting to action the “nature” recommendations of the World Scientists Warning of a Climate Emergency.
The expert panel:
Prof. Phoebe Barnard is a board member of Scientists Warning Europe. Phoebe is chief science and policy officer at...
Nov 28, 2021
Microbes are crucial to most ecological processes, but often overlooked (out of sight, out of mind). Dave Wilkinson discusses what scientists have learned about microbes. He digs into the importance of soil microbes in agriculture, and shares how scientists believe climate change will affect microbes. Wilkinson is...
Nov 20, 2021
Environmentalist Mike Sparrow shares research he’s found questioning the safety of 5G, wi-fi and other the rapid proliferation of man-made electro-magnetic radiation.
The use of radio wave transmission has grown steadily since the BBC was formed in 1922, but in the last thirty years its proliferation has been...
Oct 24, 2021
A massive decline of insects in the world is more significant and alarming than the amount of news coverage would suggest. Of the million and a half species we’ve named so far on the Earth, one million are insects. Yet there are far fewer insects on the planet today than there have been in the past. Top biologist and...
Oct 17, 2021
One of the biggest messages scientists should warn policymakers with is that “GDP growth is just the wrong goal for the 21st century.” That’s the conclusion reached by Brian Czech, Executive Director of the Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy. In this presentation, Czech quickly hones in on two...