The Climate Conversations - S3E9: Seeing the impacts of climate change one photograph at a time | EP 9

Climate Conversations

Wading through crocodile-infested waters or battling dehydration – that’s all in the day’s work for award-winning wildlife photographer, Jayaprakash Bojan. He tells Julie Yoo about the picture that changed his entire career, and why photography is a powerful agent for raising awareness about climate change.

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The Climate Conversations - S3E13: Humanitarian aid organisations cannot keep up with increasing climate disasters | EP 13

A third of Pakistan was submerged, flooded after a record-breaking drought. Singapore Red Cross secretary-general Benjamin William tells Julie Yoo why humanitarian aid has not evolved in 50 years, even as climate crisis has made their work more complex.

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The Climate Conversations - S3E12: The technology is here to make green hydrogen cheaper | EP 12

Fascinated with energy since she was a child, Tulika Raj worked on offshore rigs in Kazakhstan and Norway before switching to renewable energy. Now CEO of SunGreen H2, she tells Julie about what it takes for hydrogen to become green, cheap and produced at scale.

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The Climate Conversations - S3E11: Why Elon Musk called PM Lee about my Tesla car | EP 11

Refugee, Princeton graduate and the first Tesla owner in Singapore, Joe Nguyen has quite a story. He tells Julie Yoo about the time Tesla owner Elon Musk called the prime minister about his car and why he thinks Singapore could be the first country to replace all internal combustion engine cars in a decade.

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The Climate Conversations - S3E10: From fashion addict to zero-waste advocate | EP 10

A sustainable fashion-addict is an oxymoron, but that’s exactly what Jasmine Tuan, co-founder of Cloop, is. She tells Julie Yoo about hitting rock bottom when she maxed out her credit cards to running a swapping clothes business as an antidote to fast fashion.

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