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President Biden announced a new, ambitious goal to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 61-66% by 2035, a target significantly more aggressive than his previous goal. Despite this announcement, experts express concern about the nation's current trajectory and the likelihood of achieving this goal, particularly considering President-elect Trump's plans to reverse climate-friendly policies. 

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The Biden administration has approved a California waiver that allows the state to implement a ban on new gasoline-powered car sales by 2035. This decision affects California and 11 other states and represents a significant climate policy initiative. However, there are expectations that the incoming Trump administration may reverse this decision, which could lead to a potential legal battle. 

The waiver is based on the Clean Air Act of 1970, which allows California to set stricter emission standards than those mandated by the federal government. Automakers have expressed concerns regarding the feasibility of meeting C...

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The IEA's Energy Technology Perspectives 2024 report analyzes the global clean energy transition, examining the manufacturing and trade of key technologies like electric vehicles and solar panels. The report investigates the impact of policies, investment, and trade on the development of these technologies, as well as the associated materials and chemicals. It also explores potential opportunities for emerging markets, including Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa, to establish and expand clean energy manufacturing. Furthermore, the report discusses the implications of the clean energy transition for international shipping, focusing on the need for a shift...

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How do oceans prevent our planet from becoming a fiery wasteland? Find out in this captivating episode of Talking Climate Change with Yash Negi, where I uncover the pivotal role oceans play in regulating Earth's climate. You'll learn how these vast bodies of water absorb 90% of the excess heat from human-induced greenhouse gas emissions and the vital processes involved in the global carbon cycle. Discover the intricacies of the solubility pump and the biological pump, both critical in sequestering CO2 and supporting marine ecosystems. 

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What if I told you that half the world could be facing severe water stress by 2025? Join us on this eye-opening episode of Talking Climate Change with Yash Negi as we confront the alarming reality of our global water crisis. With over 2.2 billion people struggling to access safe drinking water and more than 3.5 billion lacking basic sanitation, we uncover the staggering statistics and delve into the social, economic, and health ramifications of this critical issue. From India's groundwater depletion to sub-Saharan Africa's sanitation struggles and Flint, Michigan's infrastructure failures, our exploration goes deep...

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What if our oceans were turning into acid baths, threatening the very foundation of marine life? In this episode of "Talking Climate Change with Yash Negi," we explore the alarming phenomenon of ocean acidification, often referred to as the "other CO2 problem." You’ll learn how increased carbon dioxide emissions are fundamentally altering the chemistry of our oceans, leading to a 30% rise in acidity since the industrial revolution. We break down the science of how CO2 dissolves in seawater, forming carbonic acid and triggering a cascade of chemical reactions that decrease the availability of...

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What if cities around the world could become beacons of climate action and sustainability? That's exactly what we're uncovering in this episode of "Talking Climate Change with Yash Negi." I promise you'll come away inspired by the transformative strides made by Copenhagen, Freiburg, and San Francisco. From Copenhagen's ambitious quest for carbon neutrality by 2025, to Freiburg's complete transition to renewable energy, and San Francisco's impressive zero waste goal by 2030, we showcase how urban centers are leading the charge against climate change with innovative and practical solutions.

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Can our planet's most threatened ecosystems survive the growing impacts of climate change? Join me, Yash Negy, as we explore the sobering reality of our world's most vulnerable environments. From the shrinking ice habitats in the Arctic affecting polar bears to the dying coral reefs in the tropics, and from the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest to the plight of high-altitude species like the pika, we weave through the interconnectedness of these ecosystems. This episode paints a vivid picture of the challenges that our natural world faces and emphasizes the urgent need for...

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What if our love affair with plastic has created a monster we can no longer control? Join us on "Talking Climate Change with Yashnagy" as we unravel the complex history of plastic, from its noble beginnings with John Wesley Hyatt's celluloid invention in 1869 to its pivotal role post-World War II and the creation of the ubiquitous PET bottle in 1973. We'll expose the environmental havoc wreaked by plastic waste, spotlighting the colossal Great Pacific Garbage Patch and the silent invasion of microplastics in our ecosystems and bodies. Discover the intricate challenges of recycling in...

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Can green hydrogen truly reshape our energy future? Join me, I explore this groundbreaking zero-emission fuel that's capturing the imagination of scientists, policymakers, and industry leaders alike. From its production through electrolysis using renewable energy to its potential to decarbonize heavy industry and long-haul transportation, green hydrogen stands as a beacon of hope in our fight against climate change. We'll also delve into its versatile roles as an energy carrier and storage solution, and spotlight the recent technological advancements and cost reductions that make green hydrogen more accessible than ever. Plus, get inspired...

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What if the climate changes we're seeing are just the beginning? Join me, Yash Negi, as we kick off Season 2 of Talking Climate Change after a three-year hiatus. In this reintroduction episode, we explore everything from the newest scientific discoveries to groundbreaking technological advancements aimed at combating climate change. If you've noticed shifts in your local environment or have new questions about climate science, this episode is your gateway to understanding the complexities and finding actionable solutions.

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Season 1 has been officially ended on a positive note and it couldn't be possible without you all who are listening to my podcast since the starting and who have joined later but continued their support towards my podcast. I was very emotional when I recorded it and the reason is "You Deserved It." I want you all to provide me feedbacks on the email id given below and who have access to Apple Podcast please leave some review there also. Your support means everything to me. I don't have enough words left to...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have explained "Arctic Refugee Drilling" and President Biden's decision about it which came few days ago. This is the last episode of "Season 1" and I have planned something very important for the next season for audience like you. Stay Tuned!

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In 1989, the Exxon Valdez spilled 11 million gallons of oil into Alaska’s Prince William Sound. Exxon spent $2 billion trying to clean up and recovered less than 7 percent of the oil spilled.
In 2010, the BP Deepwater Horizon blowout spilled up...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have explained “El Niño and La Niña.”

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El Nino means Little Boy, or Christ Child in Spanish. South American fishermen first noticed periods of unusually warm water in the Pacific Ocean in the 1600s. The full name they used was El Nino de Navidad, because El Nino typically peaks around December. El Niño episodes feature an equatorwardshifted, stronger-than-normal jet stream and wetter-than-average conditions across the southern part of the United States, and less storminess and milder-than-average conditi...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about the key points and the summary of the book "How To Avoid a Climate Disaster by Bill Gates." 

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In this episode of the podcast, I talked about the “Climate Summit” which happened last week on Thursday. Four years after President Donald Trump began to pull the US out of the landmark Paris climate agreement, President Joe Biden and his top officials are reengaging with world leaders and making aggressive commitments to cut greenhouse gas emissions. The Biden administration has an unequivocal message at the two-day Leaders Summit on Climate this week: America is back.

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 Earth Day is celebrated all over the world on 22 April 2020. This day is founded by American Senator Gaylard Nelson. Gaylard Nelson, first, drew America’s attention to the environmental side effects caused by American industrial development. Earth Day aims to “build the world’s largest environmental movement to drive transformative change for people and the planet.” The movement’s mission is “to diversify, educate and activate the environmental movement worldwide.” The year 2021 marks Earth Day’s 51st anniversary. Each year, this day is assigned a different theme or area of focus; this year’s theme is “Restore...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about “Climate Models.” Climate models are an important tool for scientists to understand the complexities of Earth’s climate. These computer simulations incorporate both theory and direct observations of the past and present in order to project climate into the future. Because of this synthesizing role, and because their output takes the recognizable shape of maps, these models lay an important foundation for political action on climate change.

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Climate models can be tested through forecasts based on initia...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about "World Water Day", which is celebrated on 22nd March each year. World Water Day, 22 March 2021, is about what water means to people, its true value and how we can better protect this vital resource.

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A staggering 784 million people live without basic access to clean water. That’s roughly 1 in 10 people on earth.  For every $1 invested in safe water and sanitation, a yield of $5 to $28 USD is returned in increased economic activity and reduced health care costs. Cli...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about “Polar Vortex” and  Professor Darryn Waugh investigation on  how polar vortices interact with the rest of the atmosphere, and the ways in which they can impact our weather. 

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The strong circumpolar westerlies that define the stratospheric polar vortex maximize at around 60o latitude, from just above the tropopause (~100 hPa) into the mesosphere (above 1 hPa). The stratospheric vortex can also be defined by the coherent region of low geopotential height that is enclosed by the westerlies. The stratos...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about “Fossil Fuels.”
Topics:

Fossil FuelsOriginExamples of Fossil FuelsDisadvantage of Fossil FuelsEnvironmental EffectsHydraulic Fracturing 8 reasons why we need to phase out Fossil Fuel IndustryCo2 emissions due to fuel combustionApplications for Hydrogen

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Decomposing plants and other organisms, buried beneath layers of sediment and rock, have taken millennia to become the carbon-rich deposits we now call fossil fuels. These non-renewable fuels, which include coal, oil, and natural gas, supply about 80% of the world’s energy. They provide...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have discussed about "Microclimate."

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Microclimate is the suite of climatic conditions measured in localized areas near the earth's surface. These environmental variables—which include temperature, light, wind speed, and moisture—provide meaningful indicators for habitat selection and other ecological activities.
The most striking characteristic of the urban microclimate is the Urban Heat Island (UHI). The UHI effect causes the temperature to be warmer in the city center than in the surrounding area. The difference in temperature can reach seve...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about “Texas Power Outage” which led millions of people without electricity.

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El Paso, Texas, which is on a different grid than the rest of the state, largely kept its power on despite seeing the same bone-chilling temperatures. About 3,000 electricity customers had an outage lasting less than five minutes, CBS affiliate KDBC-TV reported. And while the Great Plains and Midwest also saw rolling blackouts, they were far smaller than in Texas, in part because the grid in the Midw...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about “Uttarakhand glacier burst” which occurred on Sunday 7th February 2021.

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Two persons were rescued while 168 are still missing following the glacier burst in Chamoli, District Magistrate Swati Bhadoriya on Friday said. Earlier on Thursday, the rescue operation was temporarily halted following a rise in the level of water in the Rishiganga River. Around 30 people are feared trapped inside the tunnel. The Chamoli Police also informed that the water level in the Rishiganga is rising and the people livi...

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In this episode of the podcast , I have talked about “why it is important for students to learn and study about climate change”.

Topics Covered:

Importance of climate change Teaching about Climate Change to school students and engage them with practical work to create awareness.

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Incorporating the topic into school curriculum only stands to bring students closer to their communities. Civic engagement, one of the most important lessons schools impart on their students, can be taught through student engagement with local institutions.

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about the role of “METHANE” in climate change. 

Topics Covered:

Introduction Importance of Methane Global budget of Methane Main Sources of MethaneWetlands, Geological Methane, Termites, Vegetation, Biomass burning, Rice cultivation, Ruminants, Manure and wastewater, Landfills, Fossil energyGlobal Warming PotentialGlobal Temperature ChangeJoshua Dean answers question regarding Methane

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Methane appears to play an increasing role in on-going anthropogenic climate change, particularly in light of the slowdown of CO2 fossil fuel emissions over the past three ye...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about “Earth’s Climate System.” 

Topics Covered:

Climate System Weather and ClimateEarth’s Climate History Components and their interactions How humans are changing the climate Inertia The sun and the global energy balance Global and hemispheric variabilityExtreme Events Global Air Circulation Non Rotating Earth Rotating EarthHadley CellFerrel CellPolar CellClimate RegionsRecords of Climate Change Long term and Short Term Cycles in the Climate System 

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about in depth about "Climate Variability" and it is the final part which is part-2. Climate Variability is defined as variations in the mean state and other statistics of the climate on all temporal and spatial scales, beyond individual weather events. The term "Climate Variability" is often used to denote deviations of climatic statistics over a given period of time (e.g. a month, season or year) when compared to long-term statistics for the same calendar period. Climate variability is measured by these deviations...

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HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone. May this year brings more happiness in your life. Wishing you and your family a great year ahead. In this episode of podcast, I have talked about Climate Variability. This is the first part of Climate Variability.
Topics:

Introduction about Climate Variability Difference between Climate Change and Climate VariabilityEnhanced Greenhouse EffectImpact and VulnerabilityImpacts of climate variability and extremesTransportation 

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 The climate system receives nearly all of its energy from the sun. The climate system also radiates energy to out...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about what events occurred in 2020 and what were the temperatures recorded in each month. Christian aid report is the most detailed report of the events that occurred this year.  This was the last episode of this year. I wish everyone in advance a happy new year. 

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Temperature in JanuaryTemperature in February Temperature in MarchTemperature in AprilTemperature in MayTemperature in JuneTemperature in JulyTemperature in AugustTemperature in SeptemberTemperature in OctoberTemperature in November Temperature in December 

Climate Change Events: Duration: 01:03:27

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about "Carbon sequestration".
Topics:

What is Carbon sequestration?Oceanic Carbon sequestrationGeologic Carbon sequestrationTerrestrial Carbon sequestrationCarbon Sources and Carbon SinksClimate Change MitigationCarbon sequestration in grasslandsCarbon sequestration in soils

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 Human induced carbon pools are characterized with Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology. Carbon capture and storage is a combination of technologies and techniques that enable the capture of CO2 from fuel combustion or industrial processes. Then transportation of CO2 is being done through pipelines, CO2 is stored underground i...

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In this episode of podcast, I have talked about "Carbon Leakage."  Carbon leakage is central to the discussion on climate policy, given the confluence of issues that are currently being debated, including the 2030 Energy and Climate Framework and the review of the EU carbon leakage. Carbon leakage is the result of asymmetrical carbon policies, especially carbon pricing, and the resulting carbon cost, which affects the international competitive position of some EU industry and could displace production and/or investment, and the emissions of the activities displaced. 
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What is Carbon Leakage?Im...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about Carbon Capture Storage and why it matters.
Topics:

What is CCS? CCS is a three-step process Why is it important?Where can captured CO2 can be stored?What role it can play in climate change?Components of a CCS systemTechnologies used to capture it

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The steps moving CCS to commercialization rely on making the necessary investments in the technology and involve both the private and public sectors. The four essential elements include:  

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In this episode of Podcast, I have talked about United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Before you start listening to this make sure you listen to my previous podcast which was on Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement then you will have a better understanding. 
Topics:

UNFCCCObjectivesClimate PolicyKyoto ProtocolNGO's InvolvementInstitutional Arrangements AchievementsThe Copenhagen Accord

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In this episode of podcast I have talked about BioEnergy or Biomass Energy. 
Topics:

Bioenergy and emissions reduction Xiao Yang Zhang  researchCompeting with low oil prices 

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Lignocellulose is the most abundant biopolymer available on earth as waste biomass. Lignocellulose-degrading enzymes, namely, cellulases, hemicellulases, and ligninases, play a crucial role in converting lignocellulose into sugars and biofuels.  Lignocellulose concentration in agricultural plant residues (which are frequently used as bulking agents) typically composes of 50%–90% of total organic matter: grass and maize have a relative low concentration of lign...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about biofuel, biomass, bioethanol and biocarbon. Biofuel is been a main focus of this podcast and I have talked about its sources.
Keywords: Canola, waste vegetable oil (WVO), straight vegetable oil (SVO), starches, fermentation, transesterification, cellulosic biomass, lignocellulosic biomass,  Verified Carbon Standard (VCS).
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In this episode, I have talked about Autonomous Adaptation in Climate Change.
Topics Covered:

IntroductionConceptual WorkTypes of adaptionsAdaptation strategies/ methodsAdaptive capacityAdaptation characteristicks Systems, scales and actorsFuture AdaptationsModels, Analogs, Empirical analysisReasons to adopt it now

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In this episode, I have talked about Radiative Forcing in climate change and its limitations.
Topics covered:

Radiative ForcingConceptEffective Radiative ForcingLimitationsGrouping Forcing Compounds by Common PropertiesCalculation of RFContinentality

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The tropopause is the boundary in the Earth's atmosphere between the troposphere and the stratosphere. It is a thermodynamic gradient stratification layer, marking the end of the troposphere. It lies, on average, at 17 kilometres (11 mi) above equatorial regions, and about 9 kilometres (5.6 mi) over the polar regions.
Emission metrics such as Global Warming Potential (GWP...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have discussed about Anthropogenic Emissions.
Topics talked in the podcast:

 Introduction The effect of N2O emission on the net CO2 displacement by energy crop productionSmart Urban Energy Transition German Advisory Council on Global Change(WBGU)Nitrogen Oxides formation and controlEnvironmental Impact 

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about COP 26 and discussed why it holds significant importance and at last, I talked about Maddie Graham and talked a litle bit about her journey to become activist to cast her first vote in the US elections. 
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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about Plant, animal, and bird life. Along with this, I have also talked about resources in Antarctica. This was the final part of Antarctica. 
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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked more about Antarctica. But here is the catch I talked about if you remember that it is gonna be the final part of Antarctica but there are so many things to share with you. So I decided that I will continue the Antarctica series with more interesting episodes lining up. Here are the things that I described in this podcast. 
I have talked about:

Antarctica Antarctica Climate Wind ChillThe Antarctic DivergenceThe Antarctic ConvergenceKrill

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In this episode of podcast I have talked about Antarctica. I have talked about its physical geography and its history and at last little bit about its facts.
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 Modern plate boundaries may be far different from ancient ones presumably marked by old fold belts. Ancient Antarctic mobile belts, such as are followed by today’s Transantarctic Mountains, terminate at continental margins abruptly, as if sliced off, and seemingly reappear in other lands across young ocean basins. Much research has been concentrated on attempting to match intercontinentally the detailed structure of...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about companies going carbon neutral and the ways they are achieving it. 
Companies I have talked about is:

MicrosoftGoogleApple

I will discuss non-IT companies as well in my future podcast for sure.
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Scope 1: Direct GHG emissions occur from sources that are owned or controlled by the company...
Scope 2: Indirect GHG emissions from the generation of purchased electricity consumed by the company.
Scope 3:  All other indirect emissions(e.g. extraction and production of purchased ma...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about Glaciers and its classification along with distribution and 
Also talked about my questions that I asked my professor at my university.

How Do Glaciers Move?How do glaciers move?How Fast Do Glaciers Move?

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Arêtes are narrow, serrated, knife-edge ridges forming a thin partition between two cirques or adjacent parallel glacial troughs. Horns are pyramidal, steep-walled mountain peaks formed by headward erosion of cirques. To form, a horn must have at least three ci...

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In this episode of the podcast, I haven't discussed anything. I made this podcast to say Thanks to every single person who listens to my podcast every day. Today I have completed my 100th Download of episodes and I couldn't wait any longer to say thanks for showing so much love I was overwhelmed by your support. It really means a lot to me and I will keep improving my podcast with quality content to make sure listener's time should not be wasted. Thank You once again  listener's you all made my day. 

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In this episode of the podcast, I have continued talking about the Arctic. This episode is a little longer than the previous episodes. 
I have talked on the following topics:

France's Importance in the ArcticBackgroundKey issues and challenges ahead in the ArcticPrioritiesInternational Polar Years France's main scientific interests in the arctic.PermafrostEconomic opportunitiesProtecting the arctic marine environments The European Union and the arcticArctic Facts

“France will do everything that it can, here in the Far North of the planet, to take action, mobilize its researchers and its businesses, to enable us to...

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In this episode of the podcast, I have talked about the Polar Region. It is a little bit long podcast but you will definitely like it for sure.
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Why are changes in sea ice so important to the polar regions?
Sea ice is a dominant feature of polar oceans. Shifts in the distribution and extent of sea ice during the growing season impacts the duration, magnitude, and species composition of primary and secondary production in the polar regions. With less sea ice many marine ecosystems will experience more...

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In this episode of podcast I have talked about Arctic and it is itself a very big topic so I have decided to split the video into parts and this is Part1.  
About Arctic:
The Arctic is the northernmost region on Earth. The Arctic is dominated by the Arctic Ocean basin, and the icy reaches of Scandinavia, Russia, the U.S. state of Alaska, Canada, and Greenland.  
Here are the things I have mentioned.

Life in the Arctic

Marine Ecosystem 
Secondary Consumers
Tertiary Consumers
Scavengers Duration: 00:15:07

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In this episode of podcast I have talked about what is Carbon Footprint and why it is important to know your carbon footprint. A carbon footprint is made up of the sum of two parts, the primary footprint and the secondary footprint. Virtually all human activities cause the CO2 emissions that lead to climate change.
A carbon footprint is a measure of the impact our activities have on the environment, and in particular climate change. It relates to the amount of greenhouse gases produced in our day-to-day lives through burning fossil fuels...

Duration: 00:10:15

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In this episode of podcast Talking Climate Change with Yash Negi, I have talked about The Kyoto Protocol and the differences between Paris Agreement and The Kyoto Protocol. I also mentioned The Doha Amendment with Kyoto Protocol. 
Kyoto Protocol:

BackgroundMajor TenetsResponsibilities of Developed versus Developing Nations The United States' Involvement 

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Duration: 00:10:43

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Climate change is one of the greatest threats to global security. Climate change knows no borders and it presents an existential challenge to us all. Believe in the power of your own voice. The more noise you make, the more accountability you demand from your leaders, the more our world will change for the better. Join me in this journey to find the hidden depths of climate change. This is my podcast "Talking Climate Change with Yash Negi."

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“A world that is safer and more secure, more prosperous, and more free.” In December 2015, that was the world President Barack Obama envisioned we would leave today’s children when he announced that the United States, along with nearly 200 other countries, had committed to the Paris Climate Agreement, an ambitious global action plan to fight climate change. In this episode I have talked about Paris Agreement and why it is important also Articles mentioned in Paris Agreement. It is must to know about its background from where it is originated and where it is now...

Duration: 00:18:45

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In this episode of the podcast I have briefly talked about Global Warming and the factors responsible for it. And Answered some of the basic questions which everyone has in their minds. 
What is Global Warming?
 What causes Global Warming? 
How Global Warming is linked to weather?
What are the other effects of Global Warming?
I have also covered Sea Level rise and coastal flooding, Global Warming impacts on Snow, land ice and sea ice as well. 
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Duration: 00:18:27

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IPCC stands for Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. In this episode, I have briefly described what is IPCC and how it works. It is very important to know about these things in order to understand and do research on climate change. This topic is very big, I have prepared this in short so that you have an idea about how it will work and why it is important to know. Any suggestions are welcome: yashnegi4920@outlook.com
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Duration: 00:12:14

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In this Episode of Talking Climate Change with Yash Negi I have discussed about why Carbon is important and how it contributes to Greenhouse gases. And most importantly what is carbon neutrality and what are the EU Goals to achieve carbon neutrality. Any Suggestions is welcome here: yashnegi4920@outlook.com
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Duration: 00:11:15

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In this episode I have described what is Greenhouse Gases and answered some basic question regarding Greenhouse gases and it contains basic introduction. Why do greenhouse gas levels matters? I have discussed about Earth's global surface temperature and why it matters. Follow me on Twitter for more up to date Climate Change news:
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Duration: 00:08:05

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This is my first episode on my podcast channel in which I will talk Climate Change and Global Warming and how it is affecting Humanity. Suggestions are welcome: yashnegi4920@outlook.com 
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