In this podcast with Simon Dalby, we explore the intersection of borders and climate change in the Anthropocene era, a period when humans are profoundly shaping the planet. We will analyze how global warming is redefining physical and political borders. Climate effects, environmental security, planetary boundaries, cross-border mobilities, policy innovations are at the heart of the discussion. The Anthropocene requires us to rethink geographical and jurisdictional boundaries in the face of ecological crises. The first part of the podcast mainly focuses on the Anthropocene and Climate Change.
Time Markers
00:00 Introduction
01:06 The relationship between climate change and the concept of borders
07:05 Anthropocene and Environmental security
12:01 Wildfires in the Anthropocene
17:53 Mobile borders on the Alps
22:10 Indicators of the Planetary boundaries
31:51 Cooperative Strategies to Address Environmental Tensions
39:06 Global community of interests
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