Living With The Climate Crisis: How Can We Make Cities And Communities More Resilient?

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Climate Crisis Advisory Group

Climate Crisis Advisory Group

14 episodes

5 days ago

The Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG) was created in response to the climate emergency to inform and guide climate repair. We are an independent group of experts reflecting a wide range of academic disciplines and indigenous knowledge, comprising 15 experts from 11 nations. CCAG members include leading authorities in climate science, carbon emissions, energy, environment, and natural resources.

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The Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG) was created in response to the climate emergency to inform and guide climate repair. We are an independent group of experts reflecting a wide range of academic disciplines and indigenous knowledge, comprising 15 experts from 11 nations. CCAG members include leading authorities in climate science, carbon emissions, energy, environment, and natural resources.

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Living With The Climate Crisis: How Can We Make Cities And Communities More Resilient?

Climate Crisis Advisory Group

1 hour 2 minutes

3 years ago

Living With The Climate Crisis: How Can We Make Cities And Communities More Resilient?

The CCAG panel is joined by special guests Jayashree Nandi (journalist at the Hindustan Times), Daffa Praditya (activist from Fridays for Future Indonesia), Tanmay Tackle (Special Advisor to the Minister for Environment & Climate Change in the Government of Maharashtra), and Devi Lockwood (Author and Ideas editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer).