[Episode 16] Scientist Eleonora Cogo, ideator of the Change Game shortlisted in the Best Innovation category at the Italian Video Game Awards, describes its potential to represent the human impact on the planet and climate change's complexity.
[15] Comunicare Il Cambiamento Climatico: In Conversazione Con Luca Mercalli
[Episodio 15] Luca Mercalli ci espone la grande complessità della narrativa sul cambiamento climatico e come parlarne efficacemente.
[14] Fighting Euroscepticism With FIDU: In Conversation With Lucia Caccialupi
[Episode 14] During this holiday spirit, Rethinking Climate interviewed Lucia Caccialupi currently volunteering for FIDU promoting the protection of human rights and recent CommEUnication project fighting euroscepticism.
“Don’t Look Up” Calls For Climate Action
Netflix movie "Don't Look Up" reflects on the collective indifference towards the climate crisis.
[13] Civil Service With Mani Tese: In Conversation With Francesca Giacometti
[Episode 13] During this holiday spirit, Rethinking Climate interviewed Francesca Giacometti about her civil service work with Mani Tese to support international cooperation for climate justice.
[12] Power To Words: In Conversation With Grammenos Mastrojeni
[Episode 12] Communication can vary depending on the context. Whether you are writing or when you are speaking to policy-makers. We talked about the power of words with diplomat and author Grammenos Mastrojeni.
Attending The Climate Social Forum
This Monday October 18 the Climate Social Forum will launch its second edition that will include daily conferences and workshops until October 23. We are pleased supporters of this great collective initiate that can bring communities who want to make a difference together. Our organization will speak about climate narratives on October 19 at 15:30 … Continue reading Attending The Climate Social Forum
Conference On Sustainability Communication, Research, and Youth Engagement
On September 27, Rethinking Climate is hosting a conference on sustainability communication under the initiative #All4Climate by Italy's Ministry For The Ecological Transition.
Helping Agriculture In Tanzania By Reducing Pollution and Temperatures
Fatma is a mother providing for her family through agriculture. However, rising temperatures, floods, and polluting industries are making growing crops harder.
Increasing Temperatures Are Detrimental To Farmers And Their Livestock
Farmers John Musa from Dodoma have to find new areas for his livestock due to higher temperatures and this causes many concerns
Rethinking Climate 