Climate Water Project
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Growing a water movement in Brazil: Everton de Oliveira
Growing a water movement in Brazil: Everton de Oliveira
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How to restore the water cycle, and how that helps with hydrating the earth and soil, replenishing groundwater, restore rains in drought areas, lessen flooding, and slow down climate change.
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- Growing a water movement in Brazil: Everton de Oliveira · 1 óra 9 percEverton de Oliveira was a professor of hydrology who wanted to make practical water change in the world. He studied at the University of Waterloo, where pioneering hydrogeologist…
- Can water flip the planet’s climate? : paleoclimatologist Christo Buizert · 1 óra 9 percCould shifts in the world’s water cycle tip the earth’s climate? In 2023, a paper was published that exploded into a huge scientific debate. It was about the circulation of our…
- Animals help regulate water, land, and climate : ecologist and wildlife consultant Simon Mustoe · 1 óra 9 percI was excited to finally be able to interview Simon Mustoe after three years our initial effort. I think he presents a very important perspective of importance of animals to…
- Activating a global network of water restorers and advocates : Zach Weiss · 1 óra 12 percRestoring the world’s water cycles is a craft, one that takes time to learn, and a community to grow within. That community is being built. Water Stories is an education…
- Rewilding, beavers, and water restoration : Derek Gow · 53 percThe idea of bringing back the beaver to the UK was an idea that was scoffed as too eccentric, even by environmentalists. But Derek Gow, against a lot of opposition, has pioneered…
- Supply chains & insurance: the secret levers to restore water - Stephanie Betts · 1 óra 15 percI met Stephanie Betts a couple of months ago and was struck by her dynamic and enthusiastic energy. She had launched a pioneering, ambitious, and viable project to restoring the…
- Precipitationsheds and the socio-economics of rain: Patrick Keys · 1 óra 13 percIn Bolivia, farmers wait anxiously for rains. Meanwhile, Bolivian consumers buy beef and soy from Brazilian suppliers whose operations are clearing the very Amazonian forests…
- The big groundwater crisis - food, water, pollution, and social unrest : John Cherry interview Part I · 1 óra 50 percI was mesmerized listening to John Cherry talk about groundwater, so absorbed that I didn’t notice that two hours had gone by. With lucid clarity, he laid bare the massive…
- The planetary boundaries of green water : Lan Wang-Erlandsson · 52 percLan Wang-Erlandsson is a researcher studying moisture recycling. She focuses on the large-scale interactions between land, water, and climate, and their implications for…
- The forest-water connection: ecologist Douglas Sheil · 58 percIn this podcast, I had the wonderful experience of talking with Douglas Sheil, professor at Wageningen University in the Netherlands, about forests. Douglas's academic adventures…
- Making the map of the small water cycle : van der Ent · 1 óra 14 percWhere does the evapotranspiration that rises from forests and grasslands come back down as rain? This was the question that Ruud van der Ent asked as a hydrology graduate…
- 'Our Blue World' documentary : Paul O'Callaghan · 1 óra 8 percA wonderful new documentary, Our Blue World, is out, and it offers a panoramic exploration of how communities across the globe are learning to live in greater harmony with water…
- Putting rocks in rivers to lessen drought, fire & flood: Laura Norman, physical scientist · 1 óra 0 percLaura Norman works for the USGS (United States Geological Survey), a US science bureau, studying water flow through our rivers and landscapes. There is a slow water movement…
- Natural Sequence Farming : Stuart Andrews · 1 óra 31 percPeter Andrews, also known as PA, was an Australian racehorse breeder who in the 1970s bought a piece of property, in the state of New South Wales, to raise racehorses. However…
- The art of water : Charlotte Qin · 1 óra 34 percI had the joy of interviewing Charlotte Qin who is a water artist working to capture the emotions and spiritual essence of water through her paintings and her reciprocal…
- Plants drink water from the air: hydrologist Sieger Burger interview · 1 óra 23 percI met Sieger Burger a few years back, and we have had quite a few interesting conversations about water over that time. He is a hydrologist and writer. In this conversation we…
- Lessening LA wildfires : The water solution - A dialog with Didi Pershouse · 1 óra 34 percThe Los Angeles wildfires hit close to home for me. In the wake of the fires, I started working on an expansion of an article “Rehydrating California to lessen wildfires” I wrote…
- Absorbing rains to bring landscapes back to life: Neal Spackman · 1 óra 27 percTrees, stout and rugged, once dotted the valleys in the Makkah province in Saudia Arabia. An indigenous system of community land management called Hima allowed nature to flourish…
- Regenerating a farm and a semi-arid region: Silvia Quarta · 54 percIn the windswept plateau of South Eastern Spain, where the soil had been eroding, where desertification had been threateninghad the area, and where the community had been…
- How eco-tourism can help the regenerative water movement : Anna Pollock interview · 1 óra 18 percWhile in Spain, Nick Steiner, the water restorationist, and I were involved in discussions with folks from the Spanish hospitality sector about restoring the water cycles and…
