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Which Countries Are Most Vulnerable to Climate Change

From Climate Emergency Forum – Youtube “This episode of the Climate Emergency Forum focuses on the crucial question of which countries are most vulnerable to climate change and what actions can be taken to reduce their risks. The discussion draws on multiple global indices—such as the Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative, German Watch Climate RiskContinue reading “Which Countries Are Most Vulnerable to Climate Change”

Rethinking Economics for the Climate Emergency

From Climate Emergency Forum – Youtube “This video, which is part 3 of a 4 part series of videos which features in-depth presentations and dialogue from the 2025 London Climate Week done in collaboration with The MEER Organization. This session features economist Steve Keen delivering a powerful and often scathing critique of the way mainstreamContinue reading “Rethinking Economics for the Climate Emergency”

Sustainable Cooling in the Global South – Lecture

From Climate Emergency Forum “This video, which is part 2 of a 4 part series of videos which features in-depth presentations and dialogue from the 2025 London Climate Week done in collaboration with The MEER Organization. This session features a thought-provoking presentation and discussion led by Dr. Ye Tao, founder and executive director of theContinue reading “Sustainable Cooling in the Global South – Lecture”

India’s Cooling Challenge

From Climate Emergency Forum “In-depth discussion on the escalating climate crisis in India, focusing on the nation’s acute vulnerability and the urgent need for innovative cooling solutions. Dr. Soumitra Das, founder of the Healthy Climate Initiative, outlines how India’s population density and geographic diversity, including Himalayan glaciers and populated coastlines, compound climate risks. He highlightsContinue reading “India’s Cooling Challenge”

Asia’s Climate Crisis – Scorched, Drenched and Parched

From Climate Emergency Forum “In this episode the discussion centers on the escalating climate crisis in Asia, with a particular focus on South Asia. Herb introduces the topic by highlighting Asia’s immense diversity-in geography, population, and climate vulnerability-and underscores how extreme weather events, such as record-breaking heatwaves and catastrophic floods, are increasingly reshaping lives acrossContinue reading “Asia’s Climate Crisis – Scorched, Drenched and Parched”