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ESRAG Podcast explores Rotary community initiatives combating global climate change. With 1.2 million members, discover impactful projects. Join us as Deniz Vural unveils the inspiring efforts within the organization.
Introduction:
00:10 Intro Admiral & Felix
01:01 Interesting news Felix about first human bones, and ESRAG members visiting Felix
07:47 Interesting news Admiral - Wildfire management in Alaska.
10:12: Introduction Guest Deniz Vural
Deniz has long been captivated by frozen environments, leading her to focus on the poles during her Marine Engineering studies. Her Bachelor’s thesis on polar code requirements highlighted the Arctic's vulnerability to climate change, sparking her desire to contribute to global environmental solutions. Unsatisfied with the shipping industry's environmental impact, she shifted to Geological Engineering for her Master’s, specializing in permafrost research. Professionally, she works at Türkiye’s Polar Research Institute, developing educational programs on climate change. Deniz is also active in NGOs, particularly through Rotary International, promoting environmental sustainability and individual engagement globally.:52 How Clari joined Rotary & ESRAG
11:55 Background of Deniz Vural into climate
17:39 Journey of Interact into Rotaract and into Rotary
25:01 Journey into ESRAG and key initiatives that Deniz joined.
33:08 Why permafrost is crucial to our ecosystem.
41:02 How did the Conservation Glacier Resource Taskforce come to be
48:55 How do you have time to do so many things? High level commitment.
Positive ending
58:28 Felix: Kenyan space center
58:58 Admiral: Million of mosquitoes released in Hawaii.
https://www.npr.org/2024/06/12/nx-s1-4906582/mosquito-hawaii-birds-endangered-species-extinct
More about ESRAG:
https://esrag.org/
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Clari Nolet pioneered ESRAG’s Freon initiative, organizing drives to collect and destroy old Freon stocks, generating carbon offset credits. She also led a lithium-ion recycling collaboration with Redwood Industries, involving over 50 clubs. With an MBA in finance, Clari served as President of the Los Altos Rotary Club Endowment and marketing director of its largest fundraiser. She aims to encourage Rotary investments in the environment. Clari discusses her journey and future projects.
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The ESRAG Podcast highlights Rotary's initiatives to combat global climate change. With 1.2 million members, impactful projects are explored. Ludwig Kalthoff, a leader in both healthcare and Rotary, shares his journey and optimism. He discusses his roles, the drive for climate-friendly clubs, and book recommendations. The episode concludes with inspiring stories about preserving biodiversity, including saving butterflies in San Francisco.
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Explore the ESRAG Podcast as Felix discusses state of Baltic Sea and how funding of projects goes in Africa. Special guest Yasar Atacik shares his Rotary journey, including the future developments, future of ESRAG, and his climate action roadmap. Concluding with intriguing facts on solar panels and el nino in Kenya. Learn more about Yasar’s role in leading ESRAG and other fascinating topics through links at https://esrag.org/about-esrag/ and additional resources online.
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Explore the ESRAG Podcast as Felix discusses building with plastic waste and Admiral explores clean energy solutions. Special guest Karen Kendrick Hands shares her journey and insights into ESRAG’s focus areas, including the future developments. Concluding with intriguing facts on holograms and diesel from plastic. Learn more about Karen’s role in founding ESRAG and other fascinating topics through links at https://esrag.org/about-esrag/ and additional resources online.
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Join the ESRAG Podcast premiere! Explore Rotary's initiatives against global climate change with 1.2 million members. Discover impactful projects as Laurie Zuckermann, Director of Communications, unveils inspiring efforts.
ESRAG envisions a sustainable future, uniting to protect the environment. Learn how Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation address the triple planetary crisis of climate, biodiversity, and pollution through global grants.
More at https://esrag.org/