UPCOMING EVENTS
Sunday, May 25th 8:00 Arizona time, 11 AM East Coast time, 5 PM Central European Time
Why Acting on Climate is so Difficult: Organized Obstruction
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The speaker Prof. Timmons Roberts offers an unusual amount of information of why climate change is disbelieved as the world increasingly dives into a climate crisis. More information on Prof. Roberts is found here, https://vivo.brown.edu/display/jr17. NOTE, no matter what is shown correct time is 11 AM, East Coast or 5 PM CET
Sponsors for these talks include FFF USA, NAZCCA.org, and many other groups across the planet.
Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at 9:00 AM MST, 12 noon East Coast time, 6 PM Central European Time
What Can an Economist Possibly Have to Say about Climate Change?
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Join the Climate talks for Everyone, this time with distinquished Harvard Kennedy School economist Robert Stavins. Prof. Stavins is immensely qualified for his topic “What Can an Economist Possibly Have to Say about Climate Change?” His presentation will be followed by q and a.The zoom link to this talk is provided after the signup HERE.
Climate Talks for Everyone is sponsored by numerous groups across the U.S. and increasingly the globe.
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Climate Change
3/9/25-From Chernobyl to Nuclear Weapons: Connecting Anti-Militarism, Peacebuilding, and Climate Justice in Belarus-by Olga Karach
2/1/25-TEENS FIGHTING TO RESCUE & RESTORE LAKE VICTORIA, AFRICA-by Millicent Olal-Muchilwa
9/2/23 - The Climate Problem - by Professor Stefan Sommer
9/9/2023 - Building a Path Forward - by Professor Stefan Sommer
9/23/23 - Climate Systems - by Greg Murray Ph.D.
10/7/23 - What's so great about Electric Vehicles - by, Bill Manteiga
10/21/23 - Cyclist Unite! - by Adam Shimoni
11/4/23 - Convincing the Unconvinced - by Rod Parnell, Ph.D.
11/18/23 - Green Burial (Sustainable after-life care) - by Lindsey Falkenburg
12/2/23 - Stop the Money Pipeline - by Professor Kim Curtis
12/16/23 - Climate Refugees and Arizona's Future - by Professor Stefan Sommer
1/1/24 - Hydrogen: The Hope and the Hype - by David Spence, M.D.
1/6/24 - Catalyzing Climate Action: Getting from Individual to Collective Action - by Katharina Maier
1/20/24 - Cold Weather Heat Pumps (with built-in A/C) - by Marco Alatorre
2/3/24 - Climate Justice, Community, and Equity - by Dr. Frances Riemer
2/17/24 - Religion and Climate Change - by Roy May, Ph.D.
3/2/24 - Gender and Climate Change: How Women are Leading Us to a More Sustainable Future - by Dr. Frances Riemer
3/26/24 - In the hottest year, where do we stand? Notes from the climate fight - by Bill McKibben
4/6/24 The Faith Community Helps Protect the Earth- by Dr. Tom English
5/25/24 Water, Climate Change and the Southwest - by Darren McCollum
6/27/24 Climate crisis: the need, obstacles, and potential for a just transition to a post fossil society by Dr. Staffan Laestadius, direct from Sweden
6/28/24 Wars in a warming world: synergies between climate change mitigation and conflict prevention by Nina von Uexkull, PhD., direct from Germany
6/29/24 Panel discussion of disarmament for welfare and the environment with East and South by Oleg Bodrov and Soumya Dutta, direct from Russia and India
8/31/24 - Building the Climate Movement by Zachary Brown, PhD
9/14/24 - Urban Cycling: Goals and Lessons for the Future by Adam Shimoni
9/24/24 - Climate is pushing forest fires to unsustainable levels by Dr. Peter Fulé
10/10/24 - End Nuclear Colonialism by Leona Morgan
