Climate Talks

There is an inextricable link between our food and climate change. Agriculture is responsible for some of the biggest carbon emissions, and at same time, food security is under serious threat from the impacts of climate change.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and John Kerry, US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, discuss the climate crisis and explore possible solutions.

This November, Glasgow hosts the most important climate talks of all: the UN Climate Change Conference, COP26. But will it be the stage upon which the world unites to take serious action on climate change?

Journalist and broadcaster Samira Ahmed will lead a panel discussion about how fuel research and technology can tackle the climate crisis.

How does climate change affect our oceans, how do our oceans influence climate change and what can we do about it?

How can governments, businesses, scientists, and citizens work together to accelerate the transition to sustainable energy? This online discussion aims to find out.

Dr Hannah Fry and a panel of experts will explore the question of how climate change might affect our future.

A unique event exploring James Lovelock’s Gaia Hypothesis, streamed live on YouTube.

Journalist and broadcaster Jon Snow will guest chair this online panel discussion to examine the question of how we reconcile profit with protecting the planet.

How has our work in orbit helped us appreciate our planet? Speakers including astronauts Helen Sharman and Tim Peake discussed this question in a live YouTube event.

Hear leading scientists and environmental journalists explore the practicalities, pitfalls and opportunities of carbon capture.