Decolonizing Climate Discourse: Embracing Plurality in Knowledges

In this episode, we discuss the role of North African youth in climate change mitigation and adaptation, intersections of climate change and health, building resilience from the grassroots level to the global level, and introducing vulnerability and care in climate change discussions.

In this episode, we discuss Interconnectedness of air pollution and climate change, Health and environmental impacts, African integrated assessment, Role of African scientists, and Future of atmospheric sciences in Africa.

In this episode, we discuss critique of mainstream climate discourse, Role of Indigenous knowledges, reimagining climate governance, and positionality and ethical research

In this episode, we discuss an overview of air pollution in Mongolia, the slow violence of environment crises, utilizing technologies for solving environmental challenges, and international collaboration and advocacy

In this episode we discuss a shift in climate change storytelling towards human impacts, the underrepresentation of Global South voices in climate science literature, a Global South climate scientist database, and the challenges posed by misinformation in today's media landscape.

In this episode we discuss deforestation and carbon emissions, revolutionizing climate negotiations, Indigenous knowledges and water solutions, and breaking barriers for women in science.

In this episode we discuss the role of palm oil politics and other agricultural practices, politics, and diplomacy on transboundary haze in Southeast Asia.

In this episode we discuss ethics and morality in the context of climate change and public health including geopolitical challenges, temporal justice, indigenous voices, and ways to make an impact.

In this episode we will discuss renewable energy colonialism, impact on local communities, and the NIMBY rhetoric.

In this episode we will discuss coastal zone management, sustainable development, and social and gender impact assessment in Barbados.