Guest : Bo Fernholm and Thomas Lyrhom, Swedish Museum of Natural History December 12 2010 Save the Whales! was the battle cry of classic environmentalism of the 1960-70s, with the iconic and threatened animal coming to symbolize the entire movement. The moratorium on whaling by most commercial whaling nations in … more >>
Guest : Prof. Mike Hulme, University of East Anglia December 5 2010 As COP 16 gets underway in Cancun, the tone and substance of the debate around climate change science and policy is a world away from where it was just one year ago. Expectations have ebbed, uncertanties abound, and … more >>
Guest : Monique Barbut, CEO and Chairman, Global Environment Facility November 28 2010 The transition to sustainability doesn’t come for free, and when funds are not available to reduce the impact of projects, the environment often ends up paying the price of development. The Global Environmental Facility is the largest … more >>
Guest : Alexander Crawford, Tällberg Foundation November 21 2010 The Tällberg Foundation has excelled in bringing together decision makers from all over the world to engage in learning conversations on how to tackle the challenges of the 21st century. Posing the question “How on Earth can we live together?” the … more >>
Guest : Amber Erdenechuluun and John Flynn, Human Security Policy Studies Center November 14 2010 The profits from human trafficking worldwide total more than $30 billion annually. An estimated 1.5 million people, mostly women and children, move against their wills within countries and across international borders every single year. They’re … more >>