Cool It Down is a climate podcast that is about innovators, change-makers and entrepreneurs who are taking actions, creating solutions and inspiring many. The series features voices of experts and practitioners who unpack the problem to solve and discuss emerging opportunities for addressing impacts of climate change. Each episode explores and offers simple doable actions that individuals can take, and ideas and inspiration for entrepreneurs to build businesses on.
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Cool It Down is a climate podcast that is about innovators, change-makers and entrepreneurs who are taking actions, creating solutions and inspiring many. The series features voices of experts and practitioners who unpack the problem to solve and discuss emerging opportunities for addressing impacts of climate change. Each episode explores and offers simple doable actions that individuals can take, and ideas and inspiration for entrepreneurs to build businesses on.
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In this insightful episode of Cool It Down, RJ Sayema delves into the intricate relationship between agriculture and climate change with four passionate advocates for sustainable farming.
With Timothy J. Krupnik, Regional Director, Sustainable Agrifood Systems Program, Asia and Country Representative, CIMMYT Bangladesh, the episode also explores the significant contributions of farming practices to greenhouse gas emissions, the challenges farmers face in adopting sustainable methods, and the potential of carbon farming as a new approach to mitigate climate change. (Note: I moved this to the top since Tim is the first speaker on the podcast. Let’s publish it in chronological order, as it is in the recording.)
Shaik Imran Hussain Choudhary, Co-founder, Prakheti discusses innovative approaches to sustainable agriculture, emphasizing biodiversity, and the critical role of youth in climate action. He shares his experiences with Prakheti, focusing on helping farmers transition to sustainable practices and the importance of youth engagement in global climate policies.
Satyajit and Ajinkya Hange from Two Brothers Organic Farms talk about their journey from banking to organic farming, highlighting the challenges and rewards of sustainable agriculture. They underscore the importance of consumer choices in promoting sustainable practices and offer advice for aspiring farmers.
Together, these conversations emphasize the urgency of addressing climate impacts on agriculture and inspire listeners to support and engage in sustainable farming practices.
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Host: RJ Sayema
Created by: BBC Media Action India
Supported by: U.S. Department of State