By Ole M. Sandberg What can we know about uncertainty – and what can’t we? During the LTTA in Iceland someone mentioned how difficult it is to communicate scientific uncertainty to the public, and this is a topic I find crucial. How do we convey… Read More »Embracing Uncertainty and the Unknown in Climate Communication
She is a biochemist and author. Her main topic: trees. In the first online seminar by Media for Future, Harriet Rix (“The Genius of Trees: How trees mastered the elements and shaped the world”, Penguin Books) talked about how she writes about nature, how she… Read More »Online seminar on climate and art – How do you tell the stories about nature?
Austria’s climate is changing faster than the global average. While the summer of last year may have felt mild to some, it was in fact the hottest year on record worldwide. Behind those deceptively cool nights and brief rain showers lies an accelerating crisis — one that is already reshaping Austria’s landscapes, water resources, and daily lives.
By Magdalena Scharf In Ghana, climate change is not an abstract concept discussed in faraway conferences. It issomething you can see, feel, and live with. Erratic rainfall patterns disrupt farming seasons. Once-fertile lands face soil degradation. Increasing heat waves make daily life more difficult, and… Read More »Climate Change is Here: How Ghana’s Grassroots are Leading the Way
Monterey – Her focus is on the ocean. For many years, renowned marine scientist Prof. Antje Boetius headed the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) in Bremerhaven, researching polar regions and marine life. Now, the German scientist has been appointed president of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research… Read More »What do you expect from journalists who report on climate issues, Prof. Boetius?
On 24th of May, Egypt witnessed the 100th event of Cairo Climate Talks, organized by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Egypt and under the auspices of the Egyptian Ministry of Environment. The event featured the presence of over 20 Egyptian &… Read More »Heliopolis University Participates in Cairo Climate Talks 100th Event
Throughout 2025, Heliopolis University for Sustainable Development collaborates with the Egyptian Biodynamic Association-EBDA and the Economy of Love-EoL standard, to host a series of Social Initiative Forum events that celebrates and highlights the efforts of the Egyptian farmers across Egypt’s governorates as climate heroes who… Read More »Climate Heroes Celebrations in Egypt!
Melting ice caps, raging wildfires, billowing smokestacks — these are the familiar visuals of climate change. But heat? Heat is invisible. And that presents a fundamental challenge for journalists: How do you illustrate something you can’t see?
Washington – On the very first day of his second term as US President, Donald Trump followed through on his election campaign threats: No more climate protection! No more prioritising climate issues! In the Oval Office, he publicly signed an executive order, pulling the United… Read More »What does Donald Trump’s Second term mean for our climate?