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The Criminalisation of Seafarers: A Harsh Reality ⚓ Seafarers are the unsung heroes of global trade, yet many face harsh treatment and criminalisation for events often rooted in systemic issues. In Episode 23 of The Seafarer Social Podcast, Frank J Coles, LLM FNI, a seasoned maritime professional with over four decades of experience, discusses this critical topic. 🎧 Tune in to uncover: 🦠 The challenges faced by seafarers during the COVID-19 crisis. 🌱 How generational shifts are transforming maritime operations. 🌊 The external pressures reshaping the shipping industry. ✨ Frank’s unique perspective on leadership and industry reform. 💡 This episode offers a compelling look at the struggles and solutions for creating a fairer future for those who dedicate their lives to working at sea. Source : @Carl King #MaritimeIndustry #Shipping #MarineTechnology #MaritimeInnovation #OceanTransportation #PortsAndTerminals #MarineEngineering #MaritimeLogistics #MaritimeTrade #NavalArchitecture #Seafarers #MaritimeSafety #Oceanography #MaritimeLaw #MarineEnvironment #MaritimeEducation #MaritimeHistory #Shipbuilding #PassionForTheSea

Are changes in global shipping generating better connectivity for Small Island Developing States (SIDS)?   SIDS are, by definition, highly dependent on shipping and other forms of sea (and air) connectivity for their many imports, as well as their exports and travel.   In this episode of the "Small Islands Big Picture" podcast, hosts Emily Wilkinson (ODI) and Matthew Bishop (Dr) (The University of Sheffield) explore how SIDS experience changes in maritime industries, and whether these changes represent positive or concerning developments.   In the "Island Voices” section, Viliame Kasanawaqa (Shipwrecked Lab) talks about the importance of sea connectivity to Pacific nations. In the “Explainer” section, Professor Liam Campling (Queen Mary University of London) discusses why SIDS are so vulnerable to corporate concentration in the global shipping industry. In “The Big Picture”, Captain Orlando Allard (Universidad Católica Santa María La Antigua) tells us how small states have done much to shape global maritime governance.   Available on all podcast platforms🎙️   #SIDS #SmallIslandsBigPicture #ClimateResilience #Podcast

This #podcast examines the Arctic region in the context of ongoing climate change and against the backdrop of war in Ukraine, as discussed in the Kingston Conference on International Security 2022 Conference Volume. Michael E. Lynch, PhD https://lnkd.in/eBW2Z9i2

This #podcast examines the Arctic region in the context of ongoing climate change and against the backdrop of war in Ukraine, as discussed in the Kingston Conference on International Security 2022 Conference Volume. Michael E. Lynch, PhD https://lnkd.in/eBW2Z9i2

From vision to reality - greentec steel is Austria's largest climate protection program. 🌱 In this myPodcast episode, program managers Alfred W. and Jan-Christopher A. explain how we are implementing this ambitious project in Donawitz and the challenges we face. 🎙️👇 (German only) https://lnkd.in/dYq6r-ig

🎙️ Last week, we launched the first episode of our #Podcast, and feedback was great! 🎉 🔊 If you haven't had the chance to tune in yet, now's your opportunity to join engaging discussions and valuable insights into maritime #innovation. From sea to shore, Colomban Monnier shares his experiences in this episode.  📽️ Don't miss out—watch, subscribe, and share your thoughts! 📍 𝗦𝗽𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗳𝘆: https://shorturl.at/hinwY 📌 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗧𝘂𝗯𝗲: https://shorturl.at/bjpB1 #MaritimewithaFrenchAccent #Maritime #Starguest #Decarbonization

🎧 New episode alert: adelph.it/podcast42 What did you always want to know about climate, peace and security, but didn't know who to ask? #TheAnswerToEverything In this episode, hosts Alexandra Steinkraus and Raquel Munayer address questions sent by you, spanning from meanings and definitions, through methodologies and approaches, to challenges and solutions. They discuss the development of the climate, peace and security narrative, common misconceptions, and practicalities of embbeding CPS considerations into interventions on the ground. 

Check out the latest episode in a special NATO-focused podcast series by the Foreign Policy Research Institute. In this episode, we explore NATO’s Indo-Pacific partnerships and the alliance’s role in the growing U.S.-China rivalry.

We are excited to share that Prof. Oded Potchter, who recently joined our School of Multidisciplinary Studies @ HIT, was featured on the Reichman University podcast! Prof. Potchter shared his expert insights on the UN Climate Conference in Baku. As a leading voice in climate studies, his perspective offers valuable insights into global climate action and international cooperation. A link to the podcast can be found in the first respond #ClimateChange #Academia #Sustainability #GlobalPolicy #ReicharmanUniversity

In our latest podcast episode, Climate Policy: The Science and the Politics, we asked Chris Stark (The Carbon Trust) about the transition from oil and gas in the UK.    🗣️“...a crucial point finally from me, that transition in the UK particularly is determined by geology rather than politics. We won't have anything left by 2050.”    Listen to the full episode, Climate Policy: The Science and the Politics🎧🔗 www.uofgspotlight.com