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Who are the Climate Leaders and what do they do? How did they get to where they are now in their career? What are the solutions, political, economic, and physical, that can help the world to avert devastating effects from climate change? The interviewees on this show, whom include academics, entrepreneurs, policymakers and practitioners, speak about their actions that are ensuring a clean world for Greta's generation.
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English
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19 episodes
since Aug. 4, 2020
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At last I, Dr. Kyle S. Herman, am on the hotseat. I talk about how…
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Dr. Matteo Millone is a financial risk expert focused on ESG investment at APG Asset Management. His work focuses on the financial risk implication of climate and ESG risk. He obtained his Ph.D. from Maastricht University. Prior to his current position, he worked with the European Central Bank, and…
Dr. Shanyun (Sam) Lu has recently obtained her doctorate from Jönköping University in Sweden. Her research focuses on how firms innovate to renew themselves, particularly within the context of mature manufacturing industries.
We had the pleasure to meet and research together while she was visitin…
Professor Andy Stirling has spent his academic career at the University of Sussex. His research spans genetically-modified organisisms (GMOs) to sustainaility governance, socio-technical transitions. .
Andy has been a professor at SPRU since 2006, co-directing the ESRC STEPS Centre from then unti…
This is an exciting episode with a new colleague of mine at SPRU, in Sussex Business School. Marc Hudson is a Research Fellow in the Politics of Industrial Decarbonisation Policy, part of the IDRIC project, which is investigating the UK’s NetZero Industrial Clusters.
Many researchers and policymak…
This inspiring podcast from a former colleague at UCL brings to light the reality that climate change—and related endeavours—mark a long journey. We might have to face some “ugly situations”, but think about our grandparents and great-grandparents, this is our “Great War”, and we must fight long an…
Gabriela Kuetting, originally from Germany, has held top academic posts in Germany, the U.K. and the U.S. Currently , she heads the department, The Division of Global Affairs, at Rutgers University. She is widely published in the field of environmental politics and policies. This is a n…
This is an exciting episode with a very close colleague of mine at UCL, Julia Kreienkamp at the Global Governance Institute (GGI). We have the unique connection of having the same two bosses (and the three of them published an important book on climate governance)! GGI is truly a great place to res…
Nino Jordan is a Lecturer (Teaching) in Sustainable Resources and Circular Economy at UCL's Bartlett School, Environment, Energy & Resources. Nino has been working professionally on environmental challenges since 2010, first with the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy and t…
This is a special episode where I speak with a current research collaborator, Yeong Jae Kim. We are finalising research on green growth data from G-7 countries (Canada, U.S., France, Germany, Italy, U.K., Japan).
"YJ" is a junior scientist at EIEE (the European Institute on Economics a…
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