Is the idea of ‘energy transition’ misleading?
Returning guest Gökçe Günel joins Bertie to discuss her new book, “Floating Power: Energy, Infrastructure, and South-South Relations”.
How do trade unions influence climate policy?
Bertie speaks with Professor Vera Trappmann about the labour movement’s role in decarbonisation.
Growing pains: how will the fertiliser crisis affect food supply?
Alasdair and Noah Gordon discuss the international and environmental politics of fertilisers.
Is Big Tech telling the truth about AI’s climate impact?
Alasdair talks to writer and energy analyst Ketan Joshi about data centres’ energy demand and carbon emissions.
Why is wellbeing ignored in climate modelling?
Inge Schrijver talks to Alasdair about whether false assumptions around growth underpin climate models.
Are the Iran protests a climate story?
Bertie is joined by Dr Sanam Mahoozi to discuss reporting of Iran’s environmental crises.
Are Russian climate politics changing?
Alasdair is joined by Marianna Poberezhskaya to discuss the history of climate crisis narratives in Russia.
What does the US really see in Greenland?
Alasdair is joined by returning guest and co-author of “Unfrozen: The Fight for the Future of the Arctic,” Mia Bennett, to discuss the Greenland crisis.
Are we closer to reaching clean energy than we might think?
Bertie is joined by Dr. Mark Jacobson, author of “Still No Miracles Needed,” where the two discuss how existing technology can solve the climate crisis.
Can climate cause regime change?
Dr. Dagomar Degroot returns to talk to Alasdair about climate change’s role in societal collapse.