The BBC says climate change is leading to more extreme rainfall at the tail end of the monsoon season in India, which meteorologists used to say ended in September. This year, and for the last decade, the rainy season has lingered into October.Also, Covid-19 fell from the leading cause of death in 2021 to 20th place in 2023, with heart disease and stroke rising to again become the leading causes of death globally. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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From snowy nor’easters to frigid Arctic blasts, here’s what to expect this winter across the US — and where drought and warmth may dominate instead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on The Hydrogen Podcast, we cut through the noise to break down the week’s biggest hydrogen headlines—from Europe’s momentum and Asia’s acceleration to America’s funding setbacks. The message is clear: the future of hydrogen belongs to projects built on economic strength and operational discipline.🇪🇺 Europe’s Hydrogen Surge:Plug Power delivers on the H2CAST project and secures another 35 tons of industrial hydrogen contracts.RWE and TotalEnergies land €500 million for a 100 MW green

From Waste to Innovation: The Engineering Behind Biogas Plant Development In this episode of Trash Talk, Dan Waineo—Director of JADE Biogas Engineering—unpacks the technical and strategic process behind building full-scale renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities. From analyzing landfill gas curves and composition to pioneering cryogenic nitrogen removal systems, Dan shares how JADE’s innovative team transforms complex challenges into efficient, scalable energy solutions. Discover w...

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Emma and Aputik meet George and his incredible team of Canadian Inuit dogs. As George harnesses his dogs to the qimutsik (dog sled) and shouts commands in Inuktitut, Emma experiences the power, precision and beauty of one of the Arctic’s oldest traditions.From learning the dogs’ language to discovering how they navigate blizzards and even take “beach vacations” in summer, Emma realizes these aren’t pets – they’re partners, vital to Inuit survival for thousands of years. With each glide across the

Today's episode is about minerals, specifically rare earth elements that quietly power our modern world, from electric vehicles to missile guidance systems. These 17 obscure materials are the backbone of our 21st century technologies, and right now they're overwhelmingly controlled by a single country, China. We'll break down what rare earths are, why they matter, how China came to dominate the global supply chain and what the US can realistically do to catch up. We'll also talk about America's

Send us a text Factories faded, suburbs sprawled, and glass towers rose where cranes once loaded coal. We dive into the three forces that rewired modern cities—deindustrialisation, decentralisation, and the rise of the service economy—and map how they still shape jobs, housing, transport, and climate today. We start with the collapse of manufacturing in the UK, US, and beyond, unpacking the combined punch of globalisation, automation, and policy. From the textile exodus to robotics on car li...

The Orionid meteor shower peaks Oct. 20–21 with up to 20 meteors per hour, and good weather is in the forecast for more than half of the United States.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In today’s episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we dig deep into three powerful headlines that tell one truth: hydrogen’s future won’t be won by hype or engineering brilliance—it’ll be decided by economics.🇬🇧 Port Talbot’s £750M Hydrogen Gamble Wales is betting big on a new £750 million hydrogen production and research hub, promising over 2,000 jobs and a blueprint for industrial transformation. But can it compete on cost? We’ll break down what makes—or breaks—hydrogen mega-projects: offtake

SYNI, your host with the most subtle-swag in the sustainable community, is focused on the United Nations endorsing the first Article 6.4 carbon credit methodology, a breakthrough that may unlock hundreds of billions $$ in climate finance and reframe how global carbon markets operate. SNYI introduces you to the A6.4ER (catchy we know!) and unravels why this huge step forward that has taken a decade will soon take centre stage at the COP30 conference in Belem, Brazil. And yes, this is one of those

Fall foliage continues to deepen across Delmarva as beautiful October weather takes shape through the rest of this week, though it will come with some chilly nights! Meteorologist Jake Grant and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf talk about what they are seeing with the foliage this season and what to expect in the coming weeks. They also talk about newly formed Tropical Storm Melissa and touch on an unsettled weather pattern that may develop toward the end of the month close to Halloween.

How do our environments shape who we are and how we care for the world and each other? There are many solutions to climate change, inequality, and poverty around the world. How can we learn from them and transform our society?Eiren Caffall (All the Water in the World) discusses the importance of embracing complexity and emotional flexibility in facing ecological grief.Irvin Weathersby Jr. (In Open Contempt) discusses the transformative power of meditation and nature, drawing inspiration from Emerson

Water levels on the Mississippi and lower Ohio Rivers are dropping again, threatening barge traffic and commerce as drought conditions persist with little sign of relief in the coming weeks. Also, the World Meteorological Organization blamed the increasing carbon dioxide emissions on human activity, a rise in wildfires and a reduction in carbon sinks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Top Climate News for Sunday 19 October 2025:- REI Expo 2025 to boost biogas investments ₹1,800 cr - China, India and Brazil set to steer global climate change agenda at Cop30 - Miliband ridiculed over plans to rebrand plumbers as ‘clean energy’ workers - Nats to move on net zero as Joyce prepares to jump ship - How Easy Is It To Buy Electric Car? What ChargeZone CEO Said At NDTV World Summit - South Asia must convey climate vulnerabilities, show homegrown solutions at COP30: Arunabha

Where were you the day the sky turned orange? If you were in New York City on the afternoon of June 7th, I’m sure you remember how strange and eerie that whole experience was. On this episode, we reflect on the June 2023 wildfire smoke event in New York City. Send us fan mail Support the show Thanks for tuning in, I hope you’ve been finding this information helpful! If so, please share with a friend! Have a question or comment? E-mail us at AirQualityPodcast@gmail.com

In this episode of Geowebinar Insights, we dive deep into the hidden architecture of our planet — from the seismic structures beneath the Baltic region to the microscopic clues locked inside zircon crystals. Experts discuss how modern geochronology, tectonophysics, and environmental geochemistry reveal new dimensions of Earth’s evolution and human impact. Join us as we explore groundbreaking research on mineral formation, mercury transformation, and the future of geological science.

The Top Climate News for Saturday 18 October 2025: - More energy means more growth, and China is crushing the West - 100,000 Amazon Trees Chopped Down to Build Road for COP30 Climate Conference - Why climate education must evolve to include environmental rights as human rights - Climate Change Stripping Oceans of Their Green Hue - WTO Members Hold First Interactive Talks on Trade and Climate Transparency - UN Expert Declares Climate Crisis a Human Rights Emergency - How Manav Subodh's 1M1B is

Send us a text ☔️ A soggy start to the week is on the way! We’ve got a couple of rain chances ahead including an impactful Monday storm that could make for a messy commute. I’ll share my full take on last weekend’s Nor’easter, plus the latest update on our ongoing drought conditions. 🌅 Our daylight keeps slipping away fast, the tropics are finally calming down, and yes, it’s almost that time again: when do we set the clocks back? All that and your full week-ahead daily weather