Mari Luz Canaquiri is a Kukama leader and guardian of the Marañón River in the Peruvian Amazon. As the head of the Association of Huaynakana Kamatahuara Kana Women, she played a central role in the campaign to grant the Marañon river legal personhood—a groundbreaking move in Peru aimed at protecting them from pollution and oil spills. In recognition of her tireless efforts to defend the river, in 2025 Mariluz was awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize, often called the Nobel Prize for the

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we talk about foilar with nate inhen from spraytec. Nate tell us which foilar to our sprayers. And we talked about scn, sds with Boris Calmitte from the univ of Illinois.

We talk about sustainability strategies all day long... but why do so few of them actually work on the ground? I sat down with Mark Hingston from Cushman & Wakefield to explore one of the industry's biggest challenges: the gap between what we say we'll do and what actually happens in asset management. We dive into: ✓ Why corporate sustainability plans fail at the operational level ✓ The criticality of data driving institutional investment decisions ✓ How embodied carbon is resha...

Send us a text Die Botschaft war eindeutig! Wir, die starken Länderchefs aus Deutschland, machen Schluss mit dem "Verbrennerverbot" der EU! Grünwoke Jobvernichtung. Nicht mit uns! Was nach Attacke klingt, war jedoch nichts weiter als eine Lüge. Denn: Zum einen gibt und gab es zu keinem Zeitpunkt ein Verbrennerverbot der EU. Zum anderen leugnet nicht einmal die angeblich zu schützende Autolobby, dass der Verbrenner bis 2035 aus den Neuzulassungslisten weitgehend verschwunden sein wird. Transfo...

Gravado diretamente do Congresso Nacional da Carne, em Belo Horizonte, o quinto episódio da série especial traz dois convidados para falar de uma das coisas mais gostosas da vida: churrasco. Natália Fernandes, coordenadora do Núcleo de Inteligência de Mercado da CNA, conversa com Júlia Carvalho, chef especialista em carnes e churrasco, e com Gustavo Bottino, da famosa Churrascada, sobre os cortes e as técnicas de preparo que os transformam.Durante quase 30 minutos, Júlia e Gustavo compartilham

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¿Cómo lograr que los municipios de América Latina se vuelvan sostenibles y eficientes? ¿Cómo se ven los municipios sustentables?Hoy viajamos a Cali, Colombia, Hermosillo en México y Cuenca en Ecuador, para conocer casos exitosos de ciudades encaminadas a la sostenibilidad que nos cuentan qué y cómo han enterado incentivos, manuales de construcción y sellos, de la mano de Proyecto CEELA.Agradecemos a Johana Infante, Claudia Castillo e Iván Osuna su participación en este episodio.Coordinación de

Take a listen to this phenomenal interview with Dana Shapiro, CEO of the Hawai‘i Ulu Cooperative. Ulu is the Hawaiian word for Breadfruit, which is a tree crop starch that traveled across the Pacific Ocean in canoes, and can still grow straight out of lava rock. And the conversation got. good. and I think we did a solid job of profiling this case study in rebuilding a food system with agroforestry. Hawai‘i imports 90% of its food, while half its farmland is fallow. Meanwhile, Dana and her tea...

Join host Angie and guest José Alcalde from RatedPower as they unpack the solar energy boom in Spain and Portugal—and the grid challenges that come with it. Discover why grid bottlenecks are slowing progress, how the April 2025 Iberian blackout exposed vulnerabilities, and what solutions like battery storage, hybrid plants, and energy communities could mean for the future.Perfect for anyone interested in renewables, grid infrastructure, or the Iberian market.

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Turn seawater into a species map. In this episode of Oceanography, host Clark Marchese talks with OceanOmics director Dr. Michael Bunce about how eDNA (environmental DNA), DNA barcoding, and genomics reveal what’s living in the ocean—from microbes to megafauna—using just a few liters of water. We follow the journey from deck to lab, then into powerful, human-friendly AI dashboards that translate massive datasets into decisions about fisheries, marine protected areas, water quality, and climate

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ost Alex Calder explores Greenland's path to potential independence, beginning with Trump's twenty nineteen purchase proposal that revealed how major powers view Greenland as a strategic asset. The episode examines the independence movement's emotional appeal versus practical challenges, particularly the six hundred million dollar annual Danish subsidy. Key controversies include the future of Thule Air Base, Chinese investment attempts blocked by Denmark and the United States, and competing great

Host Alex Calder examines how climate change is transforming Greenland, with the ice sheet losing two hundred eighty billion tons annually. This melting paradoxically creates economic opportunities, revealing vast deposits of rare earth elements, minerals, and potential oil reserves worth billions. The episode explores the resource rush, booming tourism, and expanding fishing industries. Geopolitically, Greenland has become central to a new Arctic great game, with the United States, China, Russia,

Host Alex Calder traces Greenland's history from Paleo-Eskimo cultures twenty-five hundred years ago through the Thule people, ancestors of today's Inuit Greenlanders. The episode explores the Norse settlement under Erik the Red and their mysterious fifteenth-century disappearance. Danish colonization beginning in seventeen twenty-one brought three centuries of cultural suppression, forced relocations, and trauma including forced IUD insertions. World War Two's American bases sparked independence

Allen, Rosemary, and Yolanda discuss the IEA's 27% cut to offshore wind forecasts, GE's wind financials, and Ming Yang's revolutionary 50MW dual-rotor turbine. Register for the next SkySpecs Webinar!Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on

The tragic fire at Grenfell Tower in west London demanded new ways of thinking about professionalism and ethics in the engineering sector. However, since that awful night in 2017, which saw the loss of 72 lives, fatal incidents and near misses have continued to happen: in Genoa, in Toddbrook, in Miami, and on many more...The post #349 Never Again: Embedding Safety in Engineering first appeared on Engineering Matters.