GLF Live with journalists Sara Schonhardt, Sahana Ghosh, Fredrick Mugira and Bram Ebus
In this news roundup: global carbon emissions down 17%, virtual conferences go mainstream, and locusts wreak havoc in India
At GLF digital conference, Bill McKibben, John Vidal, Al Jazeera, Earth Journalism Network and more join Landscape News to discuss the power of narrative
COVID-19 is pushing more and more events into the digital space. Can climate change conferencing retain its efficacy while going online?
In this news roundup: Norway divests from oil sands, Michael Moore documentary sparks controversy, and how solar and wind became cheaper than coal and gas.
In this news roundup: Earth Day turns 50 online, nature takes over cities in lockdown, and why clean energy could be worth USD 100 trillion by 2050.
The directors general of two of the world's leading forestry research organizations lay our 4 steps to a more resilient Earth and achieve planetary health.
Far from creature comforts, a bushcraft course proves a trial in re-learning how to live off the Earth and re-appreciate time in nature.
In this bi-weekly digest of climate news: long-term costs of climate change revealed, commodity prices wobble, and animals that practice social distancing.
In conversation with Dr. Aaron Bernstein of Harvard Medical School about the known and anticipated connections between climate change and COVID-19.
In this news roundup: the connections between coronavirus and carbon emissions, oil prices, the ozone layer and where to get carbon-negative hand sanitizer.
New report from the United Nations focuses on rethinking management of wastewater to help mitigate and adapt to climate change.
Coronavirus is causing carbon emissions to fall temporarily, but it could mark the start of longer-term changes needed to avert catastrophic climate change.
Across the Arctic Circle, the permafrost phenomena known as thermokarsts indicate the exposure of massive carbon sinks yet are hardly taken into account.