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Climate Talk PodcastCT0035: Strengthening Africa’s Blue Economy and Maritime SectorAbout 71 percent of the Earth’s surface is water-covered, and the oceans hold about 96.5 percent of all Earth’s water. This points to the truth that the maritime sector holds […]2024-11-1733 min
Climate Talk PodcastCT0033: Improving Climate Change Communication2024-04-0433 min
Climate Opportunity PodcastS2 #2 'Seyifunmi Adebote - Fostering Accessibility in Environmental Communication‘Seyifunmi Adebote is an environmental and communication expert with over 8 years of active national, regional, and international experience in environmental policy and communication, multimedia strategy, international diplomacy, and youth mobilization.
He is the host of the Climate Talk Podcast. He also works with other environmentalists, activists, and development experts worldwide to strengthen youth inclusiveness in global climate negotiations and support the growing climate-smart startup industry in Africa.
His work has been featured by local and international media stations including CNN, BBC, CNBC, TVC, and Bond UK, amongst others.
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Wildlife WeeklyClimate Change; What is it aboutIt’s always in the news. The public hears it quite often. But what exactly is climate change and how can we help the public make sense of this complex term?
In this episode, Oiza spoke to Olumide Idowu, aka Mr. Climate, who is a campaigner and climate change activist as well as Host, The Climate Talk Podcast Seyifunmi Adebote
2023-12-0524 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0032: Urine-powered generators and the future of alternative energy sources.2023-11-2529 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0031 – Trekk: Nigeria’s e-transport solution redefining mobility2023-10-2627 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0030 – Environmental practices and how they are shaped.2023-09-2931 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0029: Water and Climate: Understanding the connections.2023-09-2827 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0028: What can children do about the climate crisis?2023-09-0827 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0026: Emissions, Offset, Credit, Capture… What are these carbon jargons?2023-05-2140 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0025: A Different Approach To Learning about the Forest2023-05-0431 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0022: Climate Justice: We need more voices!2023-05-0428 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0021 – A Novice Perspective Of Climate ChangeRafiat Akinwande, popularly known as Queen Raffy, is a podcaster, voice-over artist, and NOT a climate activist. So in this episode, she shares a novice perspective of the much talked about lingo - climate change.
2022-05-0135 min
THIS IS THE FUTUREADEBOTE 'SEYIFUNMI: THE LONG JOURNEY TO THE UNITED NATIONS' GENERAL ASSEMBLYOn this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with podcaster, activist, writer, media and communication personnel (and so on and so forth), Adebote Oluwaseyifunmi.
We spoke on how he gained admission into the university to study Forestry (a course he did not love at first) to how he gained entrance into radio and media in general. We also talked about how he saw a need in the environment, tried to fill it and ended up becoming an environmental activist. He even represented Nigeria at the United Nations General Assembly.
Listen now.2021-05-0549 min
Climate Talk PodcastBeyond Planting Trees, how CommuniTrees works.Protecting existing forests is important, but while we are at that we must be committed to planting new trees if we are serious about addressing climate change.
Science has confirmed that Tree planting 'has mind-blowing potential' to tackle the climate crisis. #CommuniTrees is a community-based tree planting and climate advocacy project that is engaging youth volunteers and concerned stakeholders to plant 5000 indigenous trees in Lagos and Abuja by April 2021.
Chikodi Uzoamaka, the CommuniTrees Project Coordinator in Abuja had a chat with the hos, Seyifunmi Adebote and the conversation focused on the...2021-02-2422 minClimate Talk PodcastRaising an army of African Climate actorsOn this episode of the Climate Talk Podcast, I spoke with Matthew Lefler, the coordinator of Earth Day Africa for the Earth Day Network; he shared with me the 50-years journey of the Earth Day Network.
How this organization has mobilized over 1 billion people and is working with over 75, 000 partners across the world to ensure that we take good care of this place we all call home.
Climate Talk Podcast brings environmentalists, thought leaders, policymakers, and professionals from all walks of life converse around the subject of Climate Change, Climate Action, Climate Finance and other...2020-06-2328 minClimate Talk PodcastCT0014: Youth Response to COVID19 and Climate ChangeThere are fewer young people that are as vast as Heeta Lakhani when it comes to making a case for the role of young people in advancing climate change globally. As the world is currently faced with #COVID19 – a seemingly more urgent crisis, on this episode of the Climate Talk Podcast, Heeta shares thoughts on the impacts of COVID19 on young people, the connection with Climate Change and what a post-COVID19 life would be like.
As the Focal Person for YOUNGO, the UNFCCC’s Youth Constituency, Heeta as reveals how young people are stepping up to lead in t...2020-05-2729 minClimate Talk PodcastThe Politics Behind the Amazon Forest Fire“We don’t need now to pray for the Amazon; we need now to act. if you think you can do anything in your power to help the situation, please do it, let’s make the world aware.” - Paloma Costa.
This is a very emotional episode of the Climate Talk Podcast, – perhaps the most emotional episode yet. The reason isn’t far-fetched, it has not been the best of times for us on the planet. Days in, weeks out, we have seen the amazon rainforest burn into ashes, thousands of fauna and flora species have fast disappeared...2019-08-2826 min