Guest : Prof. Oran Young March 11 2012 The institutions and international regimes for governing environmental issues are crucial for sustainability, yet they vary widely in their effectiveness. This week, Think Globally Radio meets the world leading authority on global environmental governance, Prof. Oran Young, who shares his insights from … more >>
Guest : Fredrik Charpentier Ljungqvist and Paul Krusic March 4 2012 New research from Stockholm University traces 1200 years of northern hemisphere temperatures to determine the extent that modern industrial society is affecting climate. This period includes two of the most dramatic climatic periods in recorded history, the Little Ice … more >>
Guest : Per Ankersjö, Vice Mayor for Environment February 26 2012 As recently as 2010, Stockholm was named Green Capital of Europe for its well-managed urban environment. But how can a city that is growing as fast as Stockholm, with ubiquitous infrastructure and building projects and thousands of new residents … more >>
Guest : Minna Epps, Marine Stewardship Council February 5 2012 Despite the vastness of the Earths oceans, global fisheries are more fragile than previously thought. Ecolabeling of sustainably caught fish makes the consumer a key actor in encouraging sustainable fishing practices.The Marine Stewardship Council operates at the nexus of science, … more >>
Guest : Ambassador Bo Kjellén December 11 2011 As COP 17 comes to a close in Durban, Ambassador Bo Kjellén returns to Think Globally Radio to provide an analysis of proceedings at the latest round of negotiations of the UNFCCC and his outlook on how climate diplomacy can move forward … more >>