UNA Climate and Oceans
Horizon: The UNA Climate and Oceans Podcast
Horizon is UNA Climate & Oceans’ platform for honest conversations about the planet’s future. Through interviews and discussions, this podcast connects science, policy, and lived experiences to uncover what’s really happening across our world as we hurtle into an uncertain future—and what we can do next.
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22. Mai 2026
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John Roberts: Iran, Energy Security & Global Powe 22.05.2026 1:06:27
This week I’m joined by John M. Roberts, an expert on global energy security and geopolitics. We explore how energy systems shape international politics, why the recent Iran-linked energy shock has had worldwide consequences, and whether the global transition to renewables can truly deliver long-term security and resilience. From pipeline politics and European energy dependence to the strategic im...
Horizon Ep.1 – Ecocide and International Environmental Law | Lauren Banham (Stop Ecocide International) 13.03.2026 47:06
Ecocide is emerging as one of the most significant developments in international environmental law. If recognised as an international crime, it could fundamentally change how governments and corporations are held accountable for environmental destruction. In the first episode of Horizon, the official podcast of UNA Climate and Oceans, we speak with Lauren Banham from Stop Ecocide International abo...
Welcome To Horizon: The UNA Climate and Oceans Podcast 21.11.2025 1:03
A short introductory trailer to the podcast!!! Stay tuned for new episodes coming soon....
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