Sustainability Pioneers' It Takes a Village is a story about community power. Documentary filmmaker Kirsi Jansa visits two communities, Butler in Pennsylvania and Balcombe in the UK. In Balcombe oil and gas industry wants to drill and frack, and in Butler the shale gas development is in full swing. In both places some local have visions for a different kind of a future.

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Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=nVVND Our media has the power to promote positive ideas and a clear narrative, but more often than not it reinforces the polarisation that exists across

Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=nVVND Our media has the power to promote positive ideas and a clear narrative, but more often than not it reinforces the polarisation that exists across the political spectrum. To avert climate change, surely we’ll need a broader consensus than already exists, at least around the solutions. So, how might we scale a new story? And what role, if any, does the world of media play? Join this broadcast to hear from: - George Marshall - Co-founder at the Climate Outreach with the aim to help people understand climate change in their own voice. George has written two books surrounding the topics of climate change, personal behaviour and psychology: “Carbon Detox” and “Don’t Even Think About It: Why Our Brains are Wired to Ignore Climate Change”. - Elizabeth Segran - Senior Staff Writer at Fast Company Magazine, writing on topics surrounding design, with a particular focus on the fashion industry. Liz is the author of The Rocket Years, which will be published in April 2020.

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John Perkins, co-founder of the Pachamama Alliance, discusses the prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor, an indigenous prophecy told by first peoples all over the world about a time dominated by an intellectual, masculine, mind-driven consciousness, which is followed by an opportunity for balance between that consciousness and one that is heart-driven, intuitive and feminine. It is a call for a shift in humanity's relationship to the Earth and our relationship to each other. According to the prophecy, that time is now.

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We are not on track to meet deadlines set out by the latest climate science, agrees former BP CEO John Browne. But accelerating conservation by replacing old technologies with new might help us get

We are not on track to meet deadlines set out by the latest climate science, agrees former BP CEO John Browne. But accelerating conservation by replacing old technologies with new might help us get there.

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At #COP28 in Dubai, Raya Salter and Carlos Garcia host a panel of experts to examine the impact of #MilitaryOperations on the climate. At a time when humanity needs to focus on the restoration of

At #COP28 in Dubai, Raya Salter and Carlos Garcia host a panel of experts to examine the impact of #MilitaryOperations on the climate. At a time when humanity needs to focus on the restoration of land and water, wars around the planet are destroying cities, lives and ecosystems. Peace is essential for keeping the climate system from catastrophic failure. Tamara Lorincz tells us the amount of money that flows to military operations, and its resource extraction, is over two trillion dollars annually. While Dr. Amara Eniya explains how debt, compunded by droughts and floods that are the direct result of the #ClimateCrisis, is crippling many nations who struggle to provide for the basic needs of their people. John D. Liu is the voice of Commonland, the restoration efforts that are being accomplished around the world, bringing back land and hydrological cycles. Edited by Mike Coe Thumbnail by Eric Dehais Music: At The Bazaar Underscore by David Fesliyan Producer: Dale Walkonen For information about John D.Liu and the Commonland Foundation https://commonland.com/ For more information on the state of our planet, visit the FacingFuture Library at https://facingfuture.earth/library.

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COP has shown that endlessly discussing how to mitigate and adapt to human induced climate change is a failed process. Instead we need to effectively act as a species on a planetary scale to

COP has shown that endlessly discussing how to mitigate and adapt to human induced climate change is a failed process. Instead we need to effectively act as a species on a planetary scale to restore natural ecological function. With over 80 large restoration projects around the world, John D. Liu is working with thousands of people to do just that. Nick Breeze, author of COPOUT, and John explore dynamic possibilities for protecting earth’s vital systems. An inspiring clip from the film, The Flourishing Path, with #JaneGoodall is included in this program from COP29 in Baku. For more about #JohnD.Liu and the eco restoration movement: https://www.ecosystemrestorationcommunities.org/ https://knaw.academia.edu/JohnDLiu To order #COPOUT : How governments have failed the people on climate: An insider’s view of Climate Change Conferences, from Paris to Dubai by NickBreeze https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/204031788-copout For more about Jane Goodall's work https://janegoodall.org/ edited by Mike Coe thumbnail by Eric Dehais or more information about ClimateChange, visit the FacingFuture Library at https://facingfuture.earth/library.

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This talk draws upon Sue's experience of studying wild rabbits for her PhD and calls for a return to the bio-abundance of the past, partly through a rethinking of housing policy - by viewing houses

This talk draws upon Sue's experience of studying wild rabbits for her PhD and calls for a return to the bio-abundance of the past, partly through a rethinking of housing policy - by viewing houses as homes rather than investment opportunities Sue has served her home town of Wallingford as both a Town Councillor and later, a District Councillor, as well as being involved in the Transport Group of Sustainable Wallingford. As an environmental campaigner she fights overdevelopment and loss of communal facilities, working towards a new target for nature restoration (back to the ‘50s) to nurture our precious land for climate control and for nature, whilst building homes for need not greed. She holds a doctorate from Oxford University on the social behaviour of wild rabbits, a once familiar sight in the UK, but sadly now on the endangered species Red List. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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John Englander, the author of "High Tide on Main Street," explains that it is not just the wealthy with coastal front property. Many poor people are at risk from rising seas and they tend to have

John Englander, the author of "High Tide on Main Street," explains that it is not just the wealthy with coastal front property. Many poor people are at risk from rising seas and they tend to have fewer resources for recovery.

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