Honeybee populations have plummeted over 50% globally, posing a severe threat to the human food chain. Bees are vital pollinators for fruits and staple foods; their decline, caused by pests,

Honeybee populations have plummeted over 50% globally, posing a severe threat to the human food chain. Bees are vital pollinators for fruits and staple foods; their decline, caused by pests, diseases, and deforestation, could render honey and many foods "forgotten" by 2050.

Feisal Al Balushi, CEO and Founder of Trackbees, addresses this crisis. Leveraging his marketing and management expertise, and having raised funds from Oman Technology Fund, Feisal promotes beekeeping and bee conservation through his innovative solution.

This critical talk was delivered at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Licypriya Kangujam, a 9-year-old environmental activist from Manipur, advocates for children to be central to the climate change fight. One of the world's youngest climate activists, she addressed

Licypriya Kangujam, a 9-year-old environmental activist from Manipur, advocates for children to be central to the climate change fight. One of the world's youngest climate activists, she addressed global leaders at the 2019 UN Climate Conference (COP25) in Madrid, urging immediate action.

Since 2018, Licypriya has campaigned for India's climate action, advocating for new anti-pollution laws and mandatory climate literacy in schools. Despite her age, she commands global attention, spearheading events and submitting memorandums to the UN Secretary-General.

As TEDxMICA's youngest speaker, she makes her intent felt. This talk was given at an independently organized TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Biodiversity is rapidly declining, a challenge requiring innovative solutions. Dr. Tanya Berger-Wolf explains how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can slow and even reverse this destruction. AI not

Biodiversity is rapidly declining, a challenge requiring innovative solutions. Dr. Tanya Berger-Wolf explains how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can slow and even reverse this destruction. AI not only scales conservation efforts but also empowers individuals to make a personal impact.

As a computational ecologist and Ohio State professor, Dr. Berger-Wolf's work integrates computer science, wildlife biology, and social sciences. She co-founded Wild Me, an AI for conservation non-profit, home to the Wildbook project. Wildbook uses computer vision and crowdsourcing for conservation, gaining recognition in outlets like The New York Times. This talk was presented at a TEDx event. Learn more at ted.com/tedx.

Dr. Kevin Wood, an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at San Diego State University, explores the history and future of batteries in his talk. Drawing on his research in energy storage

Dr. Kevin Wood, an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at San Diego State University, explores the history and future of batteries in his talk. Drawing on his research in energy storage devices, he discusses current industry challenges and proposes potential solutions.

This presentation was delivered at a TEDx event, an independently organized program following the TED conference format. Learn more about TEDx at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

The widespread disconnect between humans and plastic waste is alarming. We consume vast amounts of plastic yet often remain unaware of its fate, whether it's recycled or simply dumped into

The widespread disconnect between humans and plastic waste is alarming. We consume vast amounts of plastic yet often remain unaware of its fate, whether it's recycled or simply dumped into landfills.

Current innovations, like switching straws, are insufficient. A fundamental shift in our mindsets and lifestyles is crucial to address the urgent challenge of single-use plastic. We must change how we view plastic to foster real change.

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Ecoacoustics scientist Emilia Decker uses an underwater microphone to record freshwater stream soundscapes. From chattering fish to burping sediment, she reveals a hidden world. Her research

Ecoacoustics scientist Emilia Decker uses an underwater microphone to record freshwater stream soundscapes. From chattering fish to burping sediment, she reveals a hidden world. Her research demonstrates that careful listening can create a sustainable, non-invasive tool to monitor ecosystem health, while also highlighting the devastating impact of human noise pollution.

With a Ph.D. in ecoacoustics from her work in South-East Queensland, Australia, Emilia aims to inspire engagement with underwater wonders. She seeks to develop a cutting-edge monitoring tool for freshwater systems.

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"The Truth About Shade" explores how sustainable forestry and permaculture can combat poverty and heal the world. Drawing on 15 years of work in Uganda, Mr. Aaron Kim Elton reveals the potential

"The Truth About Shade" explores how sustainable forestry and permaculture can combat poverty and heal the world. Drawing on 15 years of work in Uganda, Mr. Aaron Kim Elton reveals the potential of the human-earth relationship to foster abundance across African landscapes.

A permaculture designer, Mr. Elton integrates fields like nutrition and botany to create positive impact. He leads Priceless Farms, a company dedicated to re-growing forested landscapes and empowering communities socially and financially.

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Biologist Yvonne Bey shares her unique journey from scientific research to "bee-search."

Her talk was presented at a TEDx event, an independently organized local community gathering that

Biologist Yvonne Bey shares her unique journey from scientific research to "bee-search."

Her talk was presented at a TEDx event, an independently organized local community gathering that follows the TED conference format. Learn more about TEDx here.

Malik Amin Aslam, Pakistan's Federal Minister of Climate Change and elected Global Vice President of IUCN, discusses government climate efforts. He previously chaired the "Green Growth initiative"

Malik Amin Aslam, Pakistan's Federal Minister of Climate Change and elected Global Vice President of IUCN, discusses government climate efforts. He previously chaired the "Green Growth initiative" in KPK, including the "Billion Tree Tsunami" project. As former Minister of State for Environment, he architected national climate policies.

Mr. Aslam has led Pakistan's climate change negotiations at various COP meetings since 1999 and advises the Chinese government on environmental policy on the Eco-Forum Global's International Advisory Council. He holds an MBA (McGill) and MSc (Oxford), researching emissions trading.

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Gerhard Dust, an entrepreneur, was inspired by the 2010 Haiti earthquake. This led to a decade-long development of revolutionary polymeric concrete from desert sand and PET plastics. Hard as

Gerhard Dust, an entrepreneur, was inspired by the 2010 Haiti earthquake. This led to a decade-long development of revolutionary polymeric concrete from desert sand and PET plastics. Hard as granite and shaped like LEGO bricks, this innovation enables houses to be built in a single day. He applied this in Africa, fostering a local circular economy. His talk details this journey and its potential to transform construction.

Dr. Dust's career spanned construction and the book industry, notably as COO of Libri (1991-2008), known for automated distribution systems. Driven by the Haiti crisis, he founded PolyCare in 2010. The company's award-winning construction process has since earned over 20 international accolades. This talk was given at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.