with Carsten Peter Few have experienced the most extreme places on Earth as intimately as adventurer and National Geographic nature photographer Carsten Peter. Deep inside volcanoes, caverns and glacial crevasses, he has documented some of the wildest parts of the planet. This week on Think Globally Radio, Carsten Peter shares … more >>
With Richard Klein The recently released working group II section of the fifth IPCC assessment report analyses the impacts of climate change, the various vulnerabilities of mankind and nature, and features and expanded elaboration of the potential as well as the limits of adaptation. Prof. Richard Klein from the Stockholm … more >>
with Dima Litvinov A line in the ice was drawn by Greenpeace, which has made the Arctic the main focus of its global environmental protection efforts. The exploitation of natural resources, especially offshore energy reserves, is a particular cause for concern, as an eventual oil spill in the remote reaches … more >>
with Rob Nixon The world faces two great crises, according Prof. Rob Nixon: the post-war ‘Great Acceleration’ of unsustainable economic growth that has precipitated severe environmental degradation; and the ‘Great Divergence’ of accelerating inequality within societies across the globe. How mankind meets these challenges will profoundly affect the future of … more >>
Guest : Son Sung-hwan, Ambassador of South Korea South Korea is situated in an interesting position in the realm of climate diplomacy. Although it has become a country know for high technology and a highly developed economy, it is classified among developing countries in the Kyoto Protocol as a non-Annex … more >>