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Do we rise above global challenges? Or do we succumb to them?
The Future Now Show explores how we can shape our future now – where near-future impact counts. We showcase strategies and solutions that create futures that work.
Every month we roam through current events, discoveries, and challenges – sparking discussion about the connection between today and the futures we’re making – and what we need, from strategy to vision – to make the best ones.
The Future Now Show is brought to you by the Club of Amsterdam.
Club of Amsterdam Journal, June 2022, Issue 244
CONTENTLead Article Green hydrogen is coming – and these Australian regions are well placed to build our new export industryby Steven Percy, Senior Research Fellow, Victorian Hydrogen HubArticle 01Green Hydrogen for Industry: A Guide to Policy Makingby IRENA – International Renewable Energy AgencyThe Future Now Show How to end dependence from fossil energy sourceswith Livio…
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How to end dependence from fossil energy sources with Livio de Santoli & Angelo Consoli – The Future Now Show
Hydrogen is expected to play an important role in achieving EU objectives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by a minimum of 55% by 2030 and reach net zero emissions by 2050. We are working on actions to facilitate the large-scale deployment of hydrogen use to contribute to climate neutrality. To achieve our objectives under the…
Club of Amsterdam Journal, May 2022, Issue 243
HomeJournals ArchiveThe Future Now ShowsCONTENTLead Article Radical Partnershipby Ferananda Ibarra Article 01Indigenous peoples across the globe are uniquely equipped to deal with the climate crisis – so why are we being left out of these conversationsby Janine Mohamed, Pat Anderson and Veronica Matthews, University of SydneyThe Future Now Show Indigenous Valueswith Peachie Dioquino-ValeraArticle 02 Indigenous…
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Indigenous Values with Peachie Dioquino-Valera – The Future Now Show
Peachie talks about the philosophy of an Indigenous Knowledge that delves on interbeing or interrelatedness. In the Lakota language this concept is called Mitakuye Oyasin, which means “Everything is connected”. Listen on how this indigenous spiritualism is said to be one of the keys to achieving peace and regeneration in both the internal and natural…
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Club of Amsterdam Journal, April 2022, Issue 242
CONTENTLead Article DIY Light For Light On Main Street (especially during the pandemic)by Leni SchwendingerArticle 01Cities need to embrace the darkness of the night sky – here’s whyby Nick Dunn, Lancaster University The Future Now Show Futurists about Sun & Lightwith Elisabet Sahtouris & Peachie DioquinoArticle 02 Why the Sun is Necessary for Optimal HealthWith…
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Futurists about Sun & Light with Elisabet Sahtouris & Peachie Dioquino – The Future Now Show
The Earth’s climate system depends entirely on the Sun for its energy. Solar radiation warms the atmosphere and is fundamental to atmospheric composition, while the distribution of solar heating across the planet produces global wind patterns and contributes to the formation of clouds, storms, and rainfall. (Google) Elisabet SahtourisHolder of the Elisabet Sahtouris Chair in…
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