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The podcast currently has 73 episodes available.
Is techno-solutionism, the belief that technology will one day save the planet, a mirage? Or can innovation really be a worldsaver? Our European journalists investigate. Our European network of journalists investigates.
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European society must close ranks if the transition to a climate economy is to succeed.
An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus.
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Demographics and global warming influence each other, so policies relating to one must consider the other. And two areas are of particular relevance to Europe: the interaction between climate and population age, and the issue of migration.
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The climate extremes facing more and more regions are testing Europeans' ability to adapt their habits and habitats.
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What new skills does a company need in order to navigate the green transition and rise to the climate challenge?
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To attract media attention, radical activists engage in non-violent civil disobedience. But do these actions really work?
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Polluters should feel responsible for the damage they cause to society. But should we do it with carrots or sticks?
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The EU is actively working to diversify its sources of electricity production, in order to have energy sources that are cleaner, affordable and self-sufficient. How does this work in practice?
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How much do we really know about the natural world in which we live? How much importance do we attach to the natural world in which we live, and how much effort do we put into understanding it? Are we able to identify trees, to distinguish between bird songs, to recognise wild plants…?
Learning about nature is important – for one, we need this knowledge to be able to live in it as harmoniously and respectfully as possible. But research shows that spending time in nature and better understanding it can also reduce our stress, improve our mood and increase our overall satisfaction with life.
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EU businesses are under regulatory pressure to play their part in mitigating climate change, but they must also inevitably adapt their activities to its consequences.
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The podcast currently has 73 episodes available.