Last March 15, I went back to Cambridge to join a panel discussion with Sir David King, Lisa Walker of Ecosphere+, and David Morton. We each presented different takes on … Continue reading #CCLS2018 Panel: Climate Change is Now
Last February 22, I gave a lecture at the Cambridge University for the Cambridge Climate Lecture Series 2018. In behalf of Climate Tracker, I gave a 40-minute lecture on how … Continue reading My Lecture at Cambridge University: Engaging Youth in Climate Change through Journalism
Here is my academic essay from my Understanding Global Environmental Change class. Introduction Climate change is an environmental issue that has gained much of the world’s attention in recent years. … Continue reading [Academic essay] Climate Change: A global problem that needs both global and local solutions
I don’t think I’ve written about it here, but in 2017 I wrote a children’s book called “Where did all the Fireflies go?” which translated to Filipino is “Nasaan na … Continue reading “Where did all the Fireflies go?” as one of the best Filipino children’s books in 2017, according to Smart Parenting
The world’s rich countries, including those in the European Union and Australia, say they strongly disagree with a proposal to include financing the impact of weather-caused disasters in Loss and … Continue reading Rich Countries Say They Won’t Pay to Compensate for Weather-caused Damage
Loss and Damage has become a big discussion at COP 23. This is not surprising given that the presidency is led by Fiji, a small island developing state. The discussion … Continue reading COP 23: What you need to know about loss and damage
Today, we celebrate Young Feminist Day and Youth and Future Generations Day and here we feature some of the young people here at COP 23 and the work they do. … Continue reading What are young people doing at COP?
The latest united Nations conference on Climate Change – the aftermath of the groundbreaking climate agreement signed in Paris prior to the election of President Donald Trump – got underway … Continue reading World Moves Forward on Climate Change Without US
Renee Karunungan 