Climate Diplomacy Podcast
The Climate Diplomacy Podcast gives insights into the latest developments in international climate diplomacy and security.
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Episode 59: What solutions do we have when the world is burning? Building peace and resilience amid converging crises (opens the original)
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Europe is experiencing another summer of extreme heat, drought and wildfires. Across the world, communities are also facing record temperatures, intense rainfall, floods, landslides and tropical cyclones. These climate impacts are unfolding alongside intensifying conflict, geopolitical uncertainty and shrinking development and climate finance, creating overlapping pressures for communities, institutions and emergency responders. In this episode, hosts Alexandra Steinkraus and Josephine Collier e
Episode 58: Shared waters, shared stakes: Science diplomacy and conflict prevention in the Bay of Bengal (opens the original)
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The Bay of Bengal is home to a quarter of humanity, and it is under pressure. Geopolitical competition, declining fish stocks, and the intensifying impacts of climate change are straining a shared maritime environment on which hundreds of millions of people depend. As resources grow scarcer, so does the risk of escalation among the region's littoral states. In this episode, Josephine Collier and Alexandra Steinkraus (adelphi) speak with Nicholas Chu and Sreejith Sugunan from the Centre for Human
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