In a podcast with Darren Redmond, we spoke about various issues, like multilateral diplomacy, climate change communication, and other environmental challenges.
So nice to see this again and revisit this very good interview.
It’s good to recall your extensive history in working for the environment. I still think one of the noteworthy parts of the interview was your statement that water will one day be a form of currency. We are fast moving in that direction. We still have time but not much.
You don’t get enough acknowledgment for your many years of dedication to halting climate change and saving the planet. You are a bona fide climate warrior of the first degree and your CV is impressive proof. Please know how appreciated you are for all you do.
Thank you for posting this again. Loved it then, love it now.
Enjoyed the podcast ... time is of the essence. Sure hope that the return of the US Biden administration to the arena of climate change and multilateral diplomacy makes a difference.
A very nice podcast and I sure hope you can do more of these. Just listening gives a feeling of sharing the breakfast table, while learner about events that have mostly been unknowns, or/are have been hidden. I'm impressed hearing about the Himalayan Glaciers melting and water loss, being a big concern today, and so are the other climate change happenings in this dialogue with Darren Redmond
Thank you Alexander, I'm replaying the podcast and sharing it with friends. Bravo!
A wonderful interview showcasing your broad range of experience & knowledge as well as some of your accomplishments. Creating the Planetary Security Initiative is an exemplary achievement for which you deserve applause!
Of the many points of noteworthy discussion one that stood out was that water will one day be a source of currency. A matter for serious consideration. Thank you for sharing this.
So nice to see this again and revisit this very good interview.
It’s good to recall your extensive history in working for the environment. I still think one of the noteworthy parts of the interview was your statement that water will one day be a form of currency. We are fast moving in that direction. We still have time but not much.
You don’t get enough acknowledgment for your many years of dedication to halting climate change and saving the planet. You are a bona fide climate warrior of the first degree and your CV is impressive proof. Please know how appreciated you are for all you do.
Thank you for posting this again. Loved it then, love it now.
Enjoyed the podcast ... time is of the essence. Sure hope that the return of the US Biden administration to the arena of climate change and multilateral diplomacy makes a difference.
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A very nice podcast and I sure hope you can do more of these. Just listening gives a feeling of sharing the breakfast table, while learner about events that have mostly been unknowns, or/are have been hidden. I'm impressed hearing about the Himalayan Glaciers melting and water loss, being a big concern today, and so are the other climate change happenings in this dialogue with Darren Redmond
Thank you Alexander, I'm replaying the podcast and sharing it with friends. Bravo!
A wonderful interview showcasing your broad range of experience & knowledge as well as some of your accomplishments. Creating the Planetary Security Initiative is an exemplary achievement for which you deserve applause!
Of the many points of noteworthy discussion one that stood out was that water will one day be a source of currency. A matter for serious consideration. Thank you for sharing this.