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COP26 Backdoor Program, November 11

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  We are thrilled to bring you day 11  of our daily COP26 Backdoor broadcast, live from the UN Climate Summit in Glasgow.    Read more  about today's program below. Watch all broadcasts live or on-demand, by going to  wedonthavetime.org/cop26  and clicking on the program items of your choice. Program, November 11    Watch all broadcasts live   or on-demand  on  wedonthavetime.org/cop26,  by clicking on the program items of your choice.  All broadcast times set in GMT.  Find your local time zone .     08:00-08:10 - The Glasgow COPpuccinos at The Resilience Hub - Episode 8 Resilience Hub: Bijal outlines the MHT approach to helping women in poor urban communities to organize, including forging ‘disruptive collaborations’ with scientists, technologists and governments. “The intersection of climate change, urbanization and informality is going to deprive the poor the most.” Bijal ends by describing how ...

COP26 Backdoor Program , day 10

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  We are thrilled to bring you  our tenth daily COP26 Backdoor broadcast, live from the UN Climate Summit in Glasgow.    Today we bring you discussions on sustainable trade, farmers forefronting the green transition, steel companies pioneering fossil-free solutions, and much, much more.   Read more  about today's packed program below. Watch all broadcasts live or on-demand, by going to  wedonthavetime.org/cop26  and clicking on the program items of your choice. Program, November 10    Watch all broadcasts live   or on-demand  on  wedonthavetime.org/cop26,  by clicking on the program items of your choice.  All broadcast times set in GMT.  Find your local time zone .     08:30-09:15 — Stockholm+50 — A healthy planet for the prosperity of all – our responsibility, our opportunity   Five decades after the watershed moment of 1972, Stockholm again welcomes the world in June 2022 to “Stockholm+50: a...

Simon Kofe, foreign affair minister for Tuvalu addresses COP26 in knee deep seawater

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 Simon Kofe, foreign affair minister for Tuvalu addresses COP26 in knee deep seawater. The foreign minister for the South Pacific island of Tuvalu stood in knee-deep seawater as he filmed a video statement for the UN's climate summit, to highlight the impact of climate change on the island nation. Do I need to comment more? The way we choose to communicate about the climate crisis is key, and I think this is tragically brilliant. http://www.cubadebate.cu/noticias/2021/11/05 /canciller-de-tuvalu-ofrece-discurso-en-la-cumbre -del-clima-con-el-agua-hasta-las-rodillas/

Sixth daily COP26 Backdoor broadcast

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Welcome to our sixth daily COP26 Backdoor broadcast, live from the UN Climate Summit in Glasgow.    Read more about today's program below. Watch all broadcasts live or on-demand, by going to our event site wedonthavetime.org/cop26 and clicking on the program items of your choice.   Sign in to We Don't Have Time to create climate reviews and interact with speakers.  Watch all broadcasts live or on-demand on wedonthavetime.org/cop26, by clicking on the program items of your choice. All broadcast times set in GMT. Find your local time zone. 08:00-09:30 — Circular Economy – Good for Climate, Good for Business​ Our overuse of natural resources drives increased regulatory pressure, investments are shifting towards responsible businesses and new consumption patterns are needed. Sustainability and circularity are the two key factors for our society in the transition towards carbon neutrality, minimizing the negative impact on the environment. Locally, regionally and globally...