Climate Unplugged

Wilbert talks about the alignment of social media, ethics, and the climate—moving forward, how should we look at it?

In this episode, Aisha explores the connection between social media and climate change in the future. The episode goes deeper into the question of how social media can influence climate action and awareness and highlights the potential for digital platforms to either form misinformation or make the climate crisis worse, especially in the context of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. You...

This episode explores how artificial intelligence is influencing social media and how this influences our comprehension of climate change. We talk on the moral obligation of digital businesses and individuals to support an informed public in the face of echo chambers and disinformation. Is it possible to employ AI to improve openness and trust? Or will it widen the rifts?

This episode by Arnav Raman tackles the issue of social media as capable of both benefiting and harming the climate movement. Pratishtha Mishra, who works as a social media analyst for the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer in Leuven, Belgium, shares her professional views on social media, climate change, and misinformation. The role that ethics plays in this regard is also touched upon, and we strongly...

Join us as we unpack the fascinating roles of local changemakers like Dana Al-Anzy and Neeshad Shafi, explore UNESCO-recognized conservation projects, and decode how Qatar's environmental story is being shaped through both traditional and social media. Perfect for anyone interested in Middle Eastern environmentalism, sustainability, and how culture, religion, and modern development intersect in th...

This episode explores the complex impact of social media on COP28, one of the most important climate conferences. The program, which is hosted by Yasmina and includes Faisal, a climate activist from Qatar, examines important subjects including Saudi Arabia's position on the phase-down of fossil fuels, the ethical ramifications of the UAE hosting the summit, and Russia's contentious presence. The c...

This episode will discuss the impact of social media on non-democratic governments (Saudi Arabia, Russia, Brazil, and United Arab Emirates) to address climate change impact. Specifically, Raikhan (host) will focus on how social media can help to avoid state censorship, express sincere climate views, spread information quickly, and raise awareness about climate change effects. I will go through cas...

This episode of Climate Unplugged: Season 2 explores the role of social media in climate activism, with a focus on the Gulf region. Amna Al-Malki (host) discusses how digital platforms have become powerful tools for connecting individuals globally, sharing information, and taking action on climate issues. The episode explores successful social media campaigns, ethical challenges, and features an i...

In this episode, Celia explores the multifaceted issue of climate responsibility. Delving into the ethical principles surrounding climate change, the discussion centers on the balance between individual efforts and the larger, necessary actions of institutions and governments. Featuring insights from climate activist and GUQ student Arnav Raman, the episode highlights the moral obligations of diff...

Join Gaebriel , Jaelene, and Mahwash as they explore some of the brightest solutions to Climate Change. Spoiler alert, it's not what you think!

Focusing on the middle east region, this episode explores Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. These states have taken significant roles in combating climate change and are promoting solutions.

Aloha to all you eco-warriors and climate change charmers! Buckle up for another riveting episode of 'Climate Unplugged,' where Felicia and Qianwei are set to dive deep into the green and not-so-serene waters of Regional Climate Change Solutions. We're ready to navigate the stormy seas of South Asian climate conundrums, one eco-friendly idea at a time. Get ready for a wave of knowledge...

Carbon offsets help corporations in capturing their emissions, in theory. But, part of the problem is that the process is challenging, and too expensive.

The progress so far on Loss and Damages, and the complexities it involves, are discussed in this episode by Ayoub .

The financial mechanisms that underline COP28, and the paths available to developing nations.

Lance discusses the hot topic of fossil fuel phase down vs. phase out at COP28, a debate that involves myriad concerns.

Diving into a controversial topic, this episode discusses the significance of fossil fuel industries joining climate negotiations at COP 28. We will examine their past contribution to climate change and what they can offer in COP 28 through the lens of history and ethics.

This episode explores a few of Qatar’s goals and interests in relation to the upcoming COP 28 and the ways in which they have implemented their strategies to achieve greater levels of sustainability and combat the climate crisis.

Mariia delves into the history of the Paris agreement and its implementation so far.

The Arab region's particularly bad future risks in terms of climate change is explored by Mahwash , Jaelene, and Gaebriel.

We have covered a broad range of topics in climate. In this episode, Hamad goes on a quest of busting climate change myths.

Najwa explores the role of IPCC and how it contributes to our understanding of the world.

Tiago and Russell talk about who is responsible for the planet, and whether that responsibility is shared among all. To what extent do stakeholders like government and individuals have a right?

Anna and Russell discuss how climate change brings up the issues of justice and rights, and it's not just about pointing fingers!

Strap in, folks, for a time-traveling roller coaster through the wild world of climate change denial with our hosts Felicia and Qianwei! Buckle up as we zip from the 'Icy Scare' of the '70s to the 'Hot Debates' of the 2020s, navigating a maze of facts, fibs, and the occasional”'scientific oopsie.”