With Earth Day fast approaching, Chef and Restaurateur Andrew Zimmern joins David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss the concept of 'blue foods,' sustainable food sourced from water such as fish, shellfish, and seaweed, and their critical role in combating climate change and addressing global hunger. -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video? Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss any videos from Bloomberg Markets & Finance: https://tinyurl ...

The military might not be talking about climate anymore, but it’s still working to be ready for it. https://t.co/qWJmQKk6Z7 ...

Ed Mashama. I'm 9 years old. I am a GN alpha.Yeah. The generation after Gen Zen. And you know what that mean.They run out of letters. Think about that. Literally the alphabet ended 26 letters and humanity look at the future and said that should be enough.Imagine if numbers just work like that. Sorry guys, we counted to 26. M's finished.Good luck to 27. But here's the thing. Nobody told us the alphabet doesn't have to be written in order.A B C. That just a suggestion. Even the name ABCs.Who decided they go f ...

Don't worry, that wasn't actually a mistake. The tech team aren't in trouble. The truth is, we can all instinctively sense when something is out of tune.I'm sure you all just felt it there. It's human nature. And the thing is, right now, our whole world is out of tune.We have created dissonance in the very living systems we are part of. Now, imagine a world that sounds more like this. Feels a little bit different, doesn't it.It calms me down anyway because you know what. It's kind of scary up here. This tal ...

Are two of the world’s biggest polluters doing enough to help the world avoid catastrophic climate change? https://t.co/AZ9AmUYnq4 ...

Turkey urges nations to commit to new action to tackle climate change https://t.co/qfiGTfgwjt ...

Picture Earth from space. A shimmering blue marble softly glowing with city lights, carved by farmlands and city grids, dominated by vast blue oceans. But beneath the waves lies a complex world, a vibrant underwater city built by coral, alive with color and movement.These underwater cities are more than just beautiful. They protect our oceanceans's health, sheltering over 25% of all marine life at some point in their life cycles. They act as natural breakwaters, softening storm waves before they can crash a ...

Guys, saving the planet is hard, especially considering climate change. The changing climate brings rising temperatures that fuel fast developing hurricanes, record heat waves, and unpredictable flooding. Our coastline is disappearing and vulnerable communities are losing their livelihoods.As a result, many of us see this as a reason to live more sustainably and lessen our impact on the planet. And so we drive electric vehicles. We energize our homes with solar power.We use biodegradable and recyclable prod ...

All over our beautiful planet, beneath the surface of rivers, lakes, swamps, and creeks, live some of the most fascinating, overlooked, and underststudied organisms, freshwater sponges. Now, many of you may have not heard of freshwater sponges, but today today you will learn how awesome these organisms are, how they shape our ecosystem, and how they've impacted the lives of more than 60 students at Baton Rouge Community College. First off, freshwater sponges have no true tissue.No symmetry. Some don't even ...

Three days ago while I was waiting for my class session, I was just scrolling to my Instagram like another ordinary day. I watching some memes, even my content creator video something until it wasn't. My screen began to display a lot of videos about flats, swallowing houses, earthquakes shaking buildings and even families standing in muddy water holding what little they had left.I was stopped and then equations came to my mind like how often actually is happening. So I search in the official disaster data o ...