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Biodiversity - Saving the Planet, One Species At A Time

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On this episode of Mother Nature Doesn't Give a Crap, Peter Reynolds and environmental activist and professional engineer Geoff Sheffrin talk about COP 15, a UN-facilitated program which had 12,000 in attendance and is focused on protecting the planet's land, ocean, water areas and halving food waste. Jeff points out that COP 15 is more doable than COP 27, but is concerned about the lack of deliverables, timelines and accountability. He suggests solutions on how to strengthen the program, including providing a fund to help developing nations. Geoff also discusses new technology being developed to make nuclear energy safer and more efficient.

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Chapters

1. Biodiversity - Saving the Planet, One Species At A Time (00:00:00)

2. Protect 30% of Earth's land. (00:02:08)

3. Reduce emissions with thorium. (00:13:01)

4. Transition from coal to gas. (00:20:48)

5. Reduce emissions by 2030. (00:26:18)

6. Reduce emissions to save Earth. (00:30:37)

7. Be a mover, not a spectator. (00:38:09)

12 episodes

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On this episode of Mother Nature Doesn't Give a Crap, Peter Reynolds and environmental activist and professional engineer Geoff Sheffrin talk about COP 15, a UN-facilitated program which had 12,000 in attendance and is focused on protecting the planet's land, ocean, water areas and halving food waste. Jeff points out that COP 15 is more doable than COP 27, but is concerned about the lack of deliverables, timelines and accountability. He suggests solutions on how to strengthen the program, including providing a fund to help developing nations. Geoff also discusses new technology being developed to make nuclear energy safer and more efficient.

Subscribe on your favourite podcast app and don’t miss an episode!
Also available on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkTMDHlF8N8lVIWzyPl4yhw?sub_confirmation=1
Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087081536326
Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mothernature_podcast/

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Biodiversity - Saving the Planet, One Species At A Time (00:00:00)

2. Protect 30% of Earth's land. (00:02:08)

3. Reduce emissions with thorium. (00:13:01)

4. Transition from coal to gas. (00:20:48)

5. Reduce emissions by 2030. (00:26:18)

6. Reduce emissions to save Earth. (00:30:37)

7. Be a mover, not a spectator. (00:38:09)

12 episodes

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