Climate Forward Podcast

In this limited series from The New York Times, hear urgent and frank conversations about the growing threat of climate change with top world leaders, CEOs and policymakers recorded live at the annual Climate Forward conference in New York City.

Climate Forward Podcast is a news podcast hosted by The New York Times, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

The New York Times hosts Climate Forward Podcast, a news show with 18 episodes published.

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  Episode #18

  The Sounds of the Amazon

  Oct 3, 20256 minS1

  <p>As part of this year’s Climate Forward conference, the team wanted to find a new way for attendees to understand how our planet is changing. Producer Evan Roberts talked to scientists and researchers who are capturing natural soundscapes before they change forever.</p><p>The Climate Forward team compiled the work of three field recordists to create an audio installation, called the Sounds of Climate Change. This soundscape offers a sonic tour of the Amazon rainforest.</p><p>Izabela Dluzyk, a field recordist originally from Poland, grew up memorizing bird calls and listening closely to sparrows. Inspired by a...

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  Episode #16

  Hear the Arctic’s ‘Underwater Jungle’

  Oct 3, 20255 minS1

  <p>As part of this year’s Climate Forward conference, the team wanted to find a new way for attendees to understand how our planet is changing. Producer Evan Roberts talked to scientists and researchers who are capturing natural soundscapes before they change forever.</p><p>The Climate Forward team compiled the work of three researchers to create an audio installation, called the Sounds of Climate Change. This soundscape offers a sonic tour of the underwater Arctic.</p><p>Bernie Krause, a prominent audio ecologist, coined the term “biophony” to describe earthly sounds from nonhuman organisms, like the calls, songs and bu...

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  Episode #17

  A Melting Glacier

  Oct 3, 20255 minS1

  <p>As part of this year’s Climate Forward conference, the team wanted to find a new way for attendees to understand how our planet is changing. Producer Evan Roberts talked to scientists and researchers who are capturing natural soundscapes before they change forever.</p><p>The Climate Forward team compiled the work of three researchers to create an audio installation, called the Sounds of Climate Change. This soundscape offers a sonic tour of a melting glacier.</p><p>Ludwig Berger, a sound artist from Alsace in France, first recorded the sounds of the Morteratsch Glacier in Switzerland more than a...

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  Episode #8

  An Island Nation on the Front Lines of Climate Change

  Oct 2, 202517 minS1

  <p>Few countries face the existential threat of climate change as urgently as the Marshall Islands, where rising seas endanger land, livelihoods and culture. In this conversation, President Hilda Heine spoke with Somini Sengupta about the nation’s fight for survival on the front lines of a warming world. What does climate leadership look like when the stakes are nothing less than a country’s future?</p><p>Follow Climate Forward’s reporting at https://www.nytimes.com/column/climate-fwd</p> <p><p>Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. Subscribe today...

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  Episode #10

  An Australian Magnate’s Challenge to President Trump

  Oct 2, 202520 minS1

  <p>The billionaire Andrew Forrest, the C.E.O. of the global mining company Fortescue and the richest person in Australia, laid out his vision for a fossil-free future and the role he thinks heavy industry, green hydrogen and private capital must play in helping us arrive there.<br /><br />He also challenged President Trump to witness the ways climate change is transforming Australia: “As a fellow businessman, I happen to own several million acres of land in Australia. Come and see what’s happening to my land.”</p><p>Sign up for the Climate Forward newsletter<br />https://www.nytime...

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