Der Song behandelt Umweltschutz und Klimawandel. Er ruft zur Veränderung auf, indem er Umweltprobleme (Verschmutzung, globale Erwärmung, Tiersterben) benennt und gleichzeitig Hoffnung vermittelt, dass gemeinsames Handeln etwas bewirken kann.

The song is about environmental protection and climate change. He calls for change by naming environmental problems (polluting, global warming, animal extinction) while at the same time giving hope that joint action can make a difference.

ElectroniX Dancer

Together We Can Win This Fight

A season-long special of the podcast interviewing #ClimateAmbassadors up and down the country! Why did they become Ambassadors? How can they help communities and education settings to take climate action?

Joining Kit Marie based in the London region is Chris Churchman, discussing the hidden green spaces of London, the critical importance of soil health in offsetting climate change, and his solo 400-mile walk from Lowestoft to Pembrokeshire to raise climate awareness.

Chris is an ex-landscape architect and the director of cquester, a company focused on the importance of sequestration in driving towards net zero. He shares insights on the value of nature-based solutions and the often-overlooked role of soil in climate mitigation.

Some links to things mentioned in the chat:

- Climate Ambassadors (https://climateambassadors.org.uk)
- Green Ground Map by Helen Illis (https://greengroundmap.com)
- National Food Strategy (https://www.nationalfoodstrategy.org)
- Fenland Soil Partnership (https://fenlandsoil.org.uk)
- cquester (https://www.cquester.co.uk/)

Connect with Chris via LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-churchman-a956531ba/)

### About Coffee & Geography

The aim of ‘Coffee & Geography’ is to get to know, explore and celebrate the diverse & intersectional range of people and their love for the world. If you're interested in being a guest or want to find out more, then visit https://geogramblings.com/coffee-geography-podcast. There you will also find an interactive map to explore the locations of guests and the brews that they drink!

Music: 'Spark of Inspiration' by Shane Ivers (www.silvermansound.com/)

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Coffee & Geography 5x13 Chris Churchman (London-based Climate Ambassador from cquester)

Nigeria is losing its forests at an alarming rate, but why? In this episode of Conservation Focus, host Dajie Odok speaks with Dr. Adewale Awoyemi, Manager of the IITA Forest Center, to uncover the truth about deforestation, its impact on climate and food security, and the urgent actions needed to protect our ecosystems.

Why is Nigeria Losing Its Forests, and How Can We Protect Them? (International Day of Forest)

In this episode of the Black Girls Rising Podcast we sit down with Rahmina Paullete, a young Kenyan climate activist who has been advocating for environmental justice since the age of five. She shares the challenges she has faced as a young activist, from being told she lacks qualifications, being criticised and facing online harassment.Raheema talks about gender inequality in activism and the real dangers of climate activism for young women.

The Cost of Speaking Up Against Climate Justice, Gender, and Power: Rahmina shares her story

Even before Donald Trump pronounced the end of gloablisation, the shipping industry was effectively operating in a self-induced state of paralysis.

Uncertainty over a looming trade war, the regulatory cost of carbon and just how long the global current disruption can hide a fundamentally unbalanced shipping market had led executives across the industry to conclude that doing nothing for the moment is likely to be the safest bet they could make.

That pause is now a hard stop.

What occurred last week was not just the US starting a global trade war, or sparking a rout in stock markets. It was the world's hyper power firmly turning its back on the globalisation process it had championed, and from which it handsomely profited in recent decades.

What is president Trump going to do next? What can Europe realistically do in response? Are we going to have peace in the Middle East and is the Red Sea opening anytime soon? Does Russia somehow come in from the cold?

It’s not just clarity from the International Maritime Organization shipowners are searching for now…

Joining Richard on the podcast this week are:

Chris Wiernicki, chief executive of American Bureau of Shipping

Knut Orbeck Nielsen, chief executive of DNV Maritime

Eman Abdalla, global operations director at Cargill Ocean Transportation

Nick Brown, chief executive, Lloyd's Register

Adam Kent, managing director at Maritime Strategies International

Why shipping has hit the pause button on investment

Our Diets and Deforestation_ A Bite-by-Bite Analysis

How can businesses and their partners design programmes to tackle multiple societal issues whilst making economic sense?

Listen in to this conversation between Social Impact Pioneers: Amanda Smith, Global Head of Social Impact at Diageo; Amayaa Wijesinghe, Climate and Resilience Advisor at CARE International UK; and Thomas Ongogo, Program Manager at CARE International Kenya – as they explore how businesses and NGOs can work together to simultaneously tackle climate, gender, and economic challenges.

This conversation was recorded during the Business Fights Poverty Global Equity Summit 2025.  During which, Diageo and CARE International shared honest insights from their collaboration with smallholder farmers, grounding the discussion in their latest case study and practical experiences. Together their discussion highlights five actionable insights:

1.	Integrate Social, Environmental & Economic Goals – Achieve holistic, long-term impact by designing programs that empower women, promote climate resilience, and build local economies.
2.	Build Local Ownership – Strengthen communities by investing in local leadership and gender-inclusive initiatives like VSLAs.
3.	Secure Multi-Year Funding – Ensure sustainable outcomes by advocating for long-term financial commitments that allow for deeper, systemic change.
4.	Pool Resources for Collective Impact – Leverage cross-sector collaboration to drive scalable, innovative solutions.
5.	Embrace Digital Solutions – Use tech to extend agricultural knowledge, improve productivity, and reinforce value chain resilience.

Tune in to explore how aligning social and environmental goals can deliver measurable business value while creating lasting impact on the ground.

Listen now to learn how purposeful partnerships can power inclusive, sustainable development.

Links:
Business Fights Poverty Global Equity Summit 2025, including further resources from this and many other sessions: https://businessfightspoverty.org/global-equity-summit/#Highlights

Business Fights Poverty (2024). Business, Social Impact and Inclusivity with Amanda Smith. [podcast] Available at: https://businessfightspoverty.org/
business-social-impact-and-inclusivity-with-amanda-smith

Diageo (2025). Helping our smallholder farmers tackle the impacts of climate change and gender inequality. [online] Available at: https://www.diageo.
com/en/news-and-media/stories/2025/helping-our-smallholder-farmers-tackle-the-impacts-of-climate-change-and-gender-inequality

YouTube (2024). Business, Social Impact and Inclusivity with Amanda Smith. [video online]
Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRmdJt-CAgs


Social & Environmental Impact Through Business-NGO Collaboration With Diageo and Care

Eat and love good food, from mother earth , no ogm, no fertilizers, only pure organic made with sun and water. 

Rappo-orto

On Friday, some 20 years of decarbonisation work at the International Maritime Organization culminated in a historic agreement, with countries voting 63-16 in favour of an emissions fuel standard with a built-in carbon price.

If it Is formally adopted in October, this will be the first binding global carbon price on any industry; a genuinely momentous achievement that will change the future of shipping.

What they’ve come up with is highly complex and is going to take the industry a while to fully digest.

But fear not, we have three brave experts willing to help make sense of it and tell us, hopefully, what comes next.

Marie Fricaudet is a senior research fellow at the UCL Energy Institute

Aoife O’Leary is a lawyer, economist, and the chief executive of Opportunity Green

And Rico Luman, a senior sector economist at ING Bank

The MEPC post-mortem

If the Carbon Tax is dead, what is next for effective climate policy in Canada? SFU Professor Dr. Andy Hira breaks it down for us. Spoiler alert: it won't be easy.
2025 Federal Election

If the Carbob Tax is dead, what now?, Dr. Andy Hira  April 2025

As coal mining began in Thar, so did the pollution of its underground water sources. Water pumped out from the mines is deposited in reservoirs near villages, this water taken out from deep beneath the desert, from layers of coal is often toxic and high in salinity.

Now locals fear, it has polluted the fresh water sources as well and made the water in their underground wells unfit for drinking. In this podcast we speak to locals from Thar who want to preserve a scarce resource in the great desert.

In this podcast we look at possible solutions.

Kacheri (EP-01) : Coal mining brings a water crisis to the Thar desert

Rain has always been a symbol of life in the arid land of Tharparkar but thunder and lightning accompanying it have become a source of permanent fear among its residents now. In recent years, lightning strikes have taken dozens of lives besides destroying crops and killing animals at a large scale.

In this episode of our podcast, Earthwise reports how local residents link these lightning strikes with coal development.

Kacheri (EP-02): Deadly lightning strikes have risen in tandem with coal development in Tharparkar

Nancy and Erica get real about Trumps Project 2025 plan. They share how the first 90 days of a new administration has created a major shift in our personal and larger world. Tune in as they try to lighten up this very dark $hade of Green.

Dark Green - Project 2025 Out of the Shadows

Afternoon,

This chat, I accidentally made it go walk about when I's cleaning up some of my online chats recently so I'm re-uploading it. Life, I'll get over it. Our earth problems, a "mass extinction level event" scenario playing out on earth is a very serious scenario in any century!

Regards Dion,

Peace to you and all "including all future loved ones as yet to come 👉🌍✌️👈

A I's Just By Passing Through What's On My Mind Sort Of Chat

Evening my fellow consumers,

We getting anywhere re the divvy up earth for little more than short-term profit margins based outcomes approach? Our "bigger pictures" as a "global community" or should I say species (subspecies mammal), to ask me we need to step back and reassess the lot! This finite in nature planet that we reside on, to ask me its worth more than the sum total worth of our as in wee made it up growth based capitalism economic system!

Regards Dion,

Peace to you and all "including all future loved ones as yet to come 👉🌍✌️👈

A Dip My Toes In The Democratic Waters Re Why I'm Online Sort Of Chat

On Episode 563 of Impact Boom, Audrey Barucchi of People For Nature discusses how environmental education is empowering communities to tackle biodiversity loss, why systemic climate literacy is essential for sustained action, and how redefining narratives can drive purpose-led start-ups.

If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode!

If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 490 with Nina Alexandersen on actions everyone can take on climate and the nuances behind climate change leadership -> https://bit.ly/4iHUEoy

The team who made this episode happen were:
Host: Indio Myles
Guest(s): Audrey Barucchi
Producer: Indio Myles

We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

Episode 563 (2025) Audrey Barucchi On Systemic Climate Change Education And Environmental Narratives

Remix of rival climate gangster pokemon songs for a hot gurl climate change summer

ClimateChangeFishBowlBreatherSummer

SummerForeverIsThePlanForTheFew; How dare you!

Google Documents the Israel National Trail:

Hello, and welcome to the Business Fights Poverty podcast, where we bring you engaging conversations with social impact trailblazers. Dive into a wealth of insights, diverse perspectives, and valuable advice, all designed to enlighten and inspire. Gain first-hand understanding of how businesses and thought leaders are addressing the world's most pressing social challenges, empowering you to make well-informed decisions and take meaningful action. So, sit back and join us as we explore the frontiers of business-driven social impact.

Morpheus von Dobenhausen (MvD)

🎧 So findest du dich auf meiner SoundCloud-Seite zurecht / How to navigate my SoundCloud page:

Ich habe meine Seite übersichtlich in Playlists organisiert. Jede Playlist steht für ein Album, eine EP oder eine Single. So findest du genau das, was du hören möchtest – schnell und ohne Umwege.
I have organized my page clearly into playlists. Each playlist reflects an album, EP, or single. This way, you can find exactly what you want to hear – quickly and easily.

🔹 Balladen / Ballads
👉 Hier findest du alle meine gefühlvollen Balladen.
👉 This is where you’ll find all my emotional ballads.

🔹 Elektronische Tracks / Electronic Tracks
👉 Elektronische Beats und tanzbare Sounds.
👉 Electronic beats and danceable sounds.

🔹 Rock-Songs / Rock Songs
👉 Gitarren, Power und ehrlicher Sound.
👉 Guitars, power, and raw energy.

🔹 Singles
👉 Hier hörst du alle aktuellen Singles gesammelt.
👉 All my latest singles collected in one place.

🔹 EPs
👉 Meine EPs in einer Playlist – kompakt und direkt.
👉 My EPs in one playlist – compact and direct.

🔹 Alben / Albums
👉 Komplette Alben – perfekt für den Deep Dive.
👉 Full albums – perfect for a deep dive into my music.

Morpheus von Dobenhausen ist ein international aktiver Musiker und Produzent aus der Oberpfalz, Deutschland. Vom DJ in Schweizer Clubs zum Studio-Musiker in San Francisco und Los Angeles – der Weg von MvD war alles andere als gewöhnlich.

Zurück in Deutschland, gründete er sein eigenes Musikprojekt und arbeitete in verschiedenen Studios, bevor er seinen Fokus auf Solo-Produktionen legte. Seine Songs verbinden eingängige Melodien mit emotionalem Tiefgang und einer Prise Indie-Spirit.

Morpheus von Dobenhausen (MvD)

Producer | Songwriter | Studio Artist

Morpheus von Dobenhausen is an internationally active musician and producer from the Upper Palatinate, Germany. From DJ in Swiss clubs to studio musician in San Francisco and Los Angeles - the path of MvD was anything but ordinary.

Back in Germany, he founded his own music project and worked in various studios before focussing on solo productions. His songs combine catchy melodies with emotional depth and a pinch of indie spirit.

Black Girls Rising is a black-led, youth-focused organisation based in Cape Town that works to empower the next generation of young women climate-activist leaders. We work with black girls and young women between the ages of 9 -18 from under-resourced communities or communities affected by environmental and climate change in South Africa, Zambia and Kenya. We prepare them for activism, education and work in the green sector.

Impact Boom searches the globe to find the people, stories & inspiration to help you create maximum positive impact.

We interview world-leading social innovators, entrepreneurs, changemakers, designers, educators, thinkers and doers who share Insights, ideas & inspiration. As long as these leaders are focussing their efforts on creating positive social and environmental change, we'll make sure you hear about it.

CJSF 90.1 FM is Simon Fraser University's arts, public affairs and indie music radio station!

CJSF strives to provide points of view that are rarely expressed in mainstream media. We take pride in being an alternative to mainstream media, offering the public a forum for expressing perspectives that otherwise may not be heard.

CJSF 90.1 FM broadcasts from the Burnaby Mountain campus of Simon Fraser University to most of Greater Vancouver, from Langley to Point Grey and from the North Shore to the US Border. 

As a non-commercial station, CJSF takes pride in being an alternative to mainstream media and offers the public a forum for artists and social issues that otherwise may not receive media attention. This includes music by independent artists from a diverse range of genres and public affairs programming that addresses issues faced by marginalized or disadvantages communities. 

CJSF and all campus/community radio enables the public to create the media they want to hear. They have over 150 volunteers from the SFU and Metro Vancouver community and are always looking for new recruits to come in and make radio. 

Lloyd’s List is the world’s leading source of insight, analysis and data for shipping businesses and professionals

🎧 Radio IITA – Science, Soil, and Solutions

Welcome to Radio IITA, where research meets the rural farmer.
From improved seeds to climate-smart farming, biotechnology, nutrition, and agribusiness, we bring you expert voices, real-life stories, and actionable knowledge that empowers farmers and transforms communities across Africa.

🌾 Powered by science. Rooted in impact.
#RadioIITA #FarmingWithScience #AgTechAfrica #ClimateSmartAg

== About the 'Coffee & Geography' podcast ==

The aim of ‘Coffee & Geography’ is to get to know, explore and celebrate the diverse & intersectional range of people and their love for the world. We’ll have fun exploring all the myriad of ways that connects your life to geography. Wait – you don’t think you’re a ‘geographer’? Well, that’s ok! If you have a love and passion for the world then you probably are more than you know.

If you're interested in being a guest or want to find out more, then visit https://geogramblings.com/coffee-geography-podcast/. There you will also find an interactive map to explore the locations of guests and the brews that they drink!

Follow us on Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/CoffeeGeogPod. 

The Coffee & Geography Podcast is a 'Geogramblings' production, hosted and produced by Kit Rackley (they/them). The podcast is supported by generous donations via https://ko-fi.com/kitrackley and takes advice from an advisory board of volunteers.

== About Geogramblings ==

Kit Rackley (Geogramblings) spent 13 years as a Geography high-school teacher, and is now freelancing as an educational blogger, author, speaker & trainer. They are a consultant to the Geographical Association (UK) and work through the University of East Anglia to raise aspirations of young people to Higher Education. 

Kit's projects include the Geogramblings.com educational blog, communicating issues through performing arts, the Coffee & Geography podcast and many community-based initiatives.

New tracks tagged #ClimateChange