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Recorded is a podcast from The National with a collection of topical interviews, interesting discussions and sometimes random stories.
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The year 2024 was the hottest on record and the first to officially breach the 1.5°C global warming limit set by the Paris Agreement.
As the climate crisis deepens, strong leadership is crucial to enabling the systemic changes needed to protect our future. While…
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Finance is at the heart of all discussions around climate action, and it is thought of both as an opportunity and an expense.
At Cop29, an agreement was reached for rich countries to provide developing nations with $300 billion annually to help them decarbonise,…
With more than 300 million people globally in urgent need of assistance, the United Nations Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) is struggling to meet growing demand and operating under severe financial constraints, the UN’s humanitarian chief has said.
In an interview with …
We are now on the brink of a technological revolution that has the possibility to transform our approach to climate action.
Since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, AI and other ground-breaking technology have exploded into the mainstream, reshaping industries and offering new tools to tackle climate …
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Women excel in environmental reporting and governance teams and yet remain underrepresented in leadership roles. So, what does it take to break through these barriers and drive meaningful change?
The third episode of the Women in Climate podcast series moves be…
While climate change affects us all, it doesn’t affect us equally. Women, particularly those in marginalised communities, are disproportionately impacted by climate change through the exacerbation of existing inequalities.
Across the world, women depend more on, yet have less access to, natural re…
AI was the talk of the town at Davos 2025, which focused on ‘Collaboration for the Intelligent Age’.
At last year's summit climate change held centre stage, but significant headwinds now threaten the progress that’s been made. A climate-sceptic president has been elected in the US, promising to pu…
With public healthcare systems under constant development, AI is emerging as a powerful tool to optimise services, enhance diagnostics and improve overall efficiency.
In this special episode, recorded at the World Economic Forum in Davos, The National’s assistant editor-in-chief Rory Reynolds sat …
Delhi, home to more than 32 million people, has long been ranked the world’s most polluted capital city – for years, experts have called it a “gas chamber”.
And while pollution is a year-round struggle here, the crisis peaks every October and November, turning what was once a season of sunny picni…
Over the course of 2023, Sulaiman Hakemy, opinion editor at The National, had the chance to sit down with three international thought leaders, representing the fields of media and business strategy, public opinion and space science.
In this episode of the Big Ideas Edition, Sulaiman speaks to spac…
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