Guest : Prof. Graeme Wynn This week’s episode of Think Globally Radio features an in-depth interview with Prof. Graeme Wynn, who reflects on some of the main themes of his work as a world leading environmental historian, including natural resource exploitation and man and nature encounters in the Canadian Arctic, … more >>
Guest : Fredrik Hannerz The Arctic is the object of a wide range of environmental impacts and a barometer for global environmental change. Understanding regional ecosystems and the role of the Arctic in Earth systems such as climate is therefore of major importance. One of the main successes of the … more >>
Prof. Kevin Noone visited Think Globally Radio on 25 October 2009 to discuss the new research framework, or “roadmap”, for averting human-induced catastrophic disruption of Holecene stability. Under the moniker planetary boundaries, nine potential thresholds for vital earth systems are estimated after extensive scientific research by 28 leading scholars that … more >>
Think Globally Radio accepted the award for Community Radio of the Year at a gala event at the Rigoletto theater in Stockholm on September 24th, 2008. The Jury’s motivation for awarding Think Globally Radio with the honor: A community radio program that takes the environment bloody seriously. A program that … more >>
Christer Sanne, author and researcher guested the first seminar of the seminar serie Den Reflekterande Ingenjören (The Reflective Engineer) arranged by SEEK, INUG and Think Globally Radio, April 8th. The lunch seminar attracted many curious engineers interested in understanding the relation of their gained knowledge into the context of sustainable … more >>