We Don't Have Time Podcast

This is a special episode of the We Don’t Have Time Podcast: a narrated version of Ingmar Rentzhog’s long-read, The Biggest Lie Ever Told . For the full version, available in 20 languages, visit https://thebiggestlie.wedonthavetime.org/

The world's first international conference dedicated to phasing out fossil fuels just wrapped in Santa Marta, Colombia, and We Don't Have Time was there as the official global media partner. In this episode, we bring you inside the event where a coalition of 57 nations stopped debating whether to end fossil fuels and started working on how . We hear from climate scientist and Potsdam Insti...

For more than three decades, the world has been trying ot answer a key question: how do you get every country on Earth to act collectively on climate change? In this episode of the We Don't Have Time Podcast, we take you from the early days of international cooperation in the 1990s to the landmark Paris Agreement. While climate diplomacy has made historic progress, there's no denying just...

What would happen if climate change pushed the planet past  a breaking point ? If you’ve seen the 2004’s  The Day After Tomorrow , you might picture  massive tidal waves, superstorms engulfing entire continents, and oceans freezing overnight . It made for exciting cinema, but the real scientific discussion around climate “tipping points” is more complicated. Scientists believe that gradual warming...