Sea level rise planning consultant Will Travis discusses the inadequacy of today's laws in effectively addressing sea level rise and climate change. He emphasizes the need for modern legal frameworks to tackle these pressing environmental issues.

For further information, visit the event page: High Tide on Main Street, and explore Climate One.

Stanford University senior research scientist Katharine Mach discusses the accelerating rates of global ocean rise and future projections.

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Science educator Bill Nye notes that older climate deniers are "aging out," paving the way for a new generation of scientifically-literate individuals ready to address climate disruption.

More information is available from Climate One: Bill Nye, the Science Guy and Climate One.

Ingrid Brostrom, Assistant Director at the Center on Race, Poverty & the Environment, details how the judicial system has largely failed to hold companies liable for climate-related damages to communities.

However, increased litigation is now slowly driving progress in this area. For more information, visit climateone.org/events/oppressive-heat-climate-change-and-civil-rights and climateone.org.

Mystic, a musician and Hip Hop Caucus' Bay Area Coordinator, shares insights on how environmental justice organizations can better engage communities of color.

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Dr. Jane Goodall, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, and Jeff Horowitz, founder of Avoided Deforestation Partners, recently discussed climate-smart diets, educating children, and reasons for hope.

Further information about their program is available at https://climateone.org/events/jane-goodall and https://climateone.org.

Kenneth Kimmell, President of the Union of Concerned Scientists, asserts that recent hurricanes and wildfires clearly show the impact of climate change.

Further details are available at: https://climateone.org/events/conversation-amy-goodman-and-kenneth-kimmell and https://climateone.org

Kenneth Kimmell, President of the Union of Concerned Scientists, predicts an imminent "massive disruption of the fossil fuel industry."

This forecast was made during a Climate One event. For details on the conversation with Amy Goodman and Kenneth Kimmell, visit climateone.org/events/conversation-amy-goodman-and-kenneth-kimmell.

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Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman criticized cabinet members, labeling them part of an "oily-garchy."

Further insights into this conversation are available through Climate One: Amy Goodman and Kenneth Kimmell and Climate One.

Climate One proudly celebrates its tenth anniversary. For a decade, it has been instrumental in transforming the discourse surrounding climate change.

Through insightful discussions and diverse perspectives, Climate One has consistently engaged leaders, experts, and the public on critical environmental issues. This sustained commitment has fostered deeper understanding and inspired action, truly changing the conversation over the past ten years.

Artist Ai Weiwei discusses the making of his new film, "Human Flow," which explores the global refugee crisis. This powerful movie offers a critical perspective on one of humanity's most pressing issues.

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ProtectOurJaguars.org is dedicated to the vital cause of jaguar conservation. This organization works tirelessly to safeguard these magnificent big cats and their essential habitats across their range.

Visit their comprehensive website to discover more about their ongoing initiatives, learn about the challenges jaguars face, and find out how you can contribute to protecting these iconic species for future generations.

In 2016, Claire Wayner and Mercedes Thompson co-founded Baltimore Beyond Plastic (BBP), a youth-led organization dedicated to reducing plastic pollution in Baltimore. Inspired by the public health impacts of plastic waste, including toxic incinerator emissions and carcinogens leaching from school lunch styrofoam, they sought to address local environmental inequities.

BBP actively combats pollution through school visits, educational workshops, rallies, and legislative advocacy. Having successfully campaigned for a statewide styrofoam ban last year, Wayner and Thompson are now pushing for bans on both styrofoam and plastic bags in Baltimore. They are sharing an award this year for their impactful work.

Dineen O'Rourke leads youth climate action, heading a 14-member U.S. delegation to COP23 in Bonn, Germany. She works with SustainUs, a youth-led organization with 20 years of experience empowering young people at UN conferences. Her focus includes storytelling, direct actions, and international partnerships, building on her prior role at COP22 in Marrakech.

Domestically, O'Rourke actively resists fossil fuels. She mobilized against fracking projects and pipelines in New England, and co-founded the Sugar Shack Alliance. This nonviolent direct action group has trained hundreds in western Massachusetts to disrupt the fossil fuel industry.