The Climate Action Podcast

This episode features Hajooj Kuka of the Emergency Response Rooms, whose community-led work with crisis response in Sudan has been described as a model of decolonised humanitarian aid. Joining him from KTH is Henok Girma Abebe, a researcher in applied ethics with an interest in the societal implications of development policies and how they are implemented in low-income countries. Hosted by Eric Paglia with narration by Keith Foster. This episode is a collaboration between Right Livelihood and KTH Climate Action Centre.

Audrey Tang is a Taiwanese civic hacker and technologist whose work has been described as rewiring systems for the public good. She has also served as Cyber Ambassador and the first Digital Minister of Taiwan. In this episode she is joined by KTH researcher Elina Eriksson, whose research focuses on the ways in which technology and computing can aid the transition to a more sustainable world. Hosted by Eric Paglia with narration by Keith Foster. This episode is a collaboration between Right Livelihood and KTH Climate Action Centre.

This episode features Vishal Prasad, a member of the Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change, whose work led to the publication of a landmark Advisory Opinion by the International Court of Justice in 2025. Joining him from KTH is Åsa Persson, a researcher with considerable experience in climate policy and chair of the Swedish Climate Policy Council. Hosted by Eric Paglia with narration by Keith Foster. This episode is a collaboration between Right Livelihood and KTH Climate Action Centre.

In this episode we are talking with Diana Nabiruma and Nnimmo Bassey, from Uganda and Nigeria, about the effects of oil extraction on local communities and what can be done to stop the destruction of nature and livelihoods that the extraction cause. Hosted by Helena Glisén. Edit and music by Felix Blomkvist. Produced in collaboration with Right Livelihood.

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In this episode: a talk with Bill McKibben, environmentalist and author, about the US election and what the outcome would mean for the climate and democracy. Produced in collaboration with Right Livelihood. Hosted by Helena Glisén, KTH Climate Action Centre. Mixing and music by Felix Blomkvist.

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With 2024 poised to be the most significant election year in modern history, this episode highlights the links between climate, democracy and Earth for All. Our guests are Owen Gaffney, communicator of Earth system sciences, and Neshan Gunasekera, visiting researcher at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute with experience in international law, human rights, and environmental conservation. Hosted by Helena Glisén. Mixing and music by Felix Blomkvist. Produced in collaboration with Right Livelihood.

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In this episode: a talk on EU Climate Politics, the Just Green Transition, and Economic Green Growth with Marcus Lindeberg Goñi, working with Sustainable Finance and previously as a political advisor in the EU on the EU Green Deal and Emission Trading System. Hosted by Helena Glisén, KTH Climate Action Centre. Edit and music by Felix Blomkvist.

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Today’s guest is Francesca Larosa, who works at the intersection between Artificial Intelligence and climate action. In this episode she talks about using AI methods to support Sustainable Development Goals. Hosted by Helena Glisén. Edit and music by Felix Blomkvist.