29 episodes

The Green Report is Rappler’s podcast on the environment and the stories of people whose decisions impact the world around us. In this podcast, environment desk editor Jee Geronimo talks to allies, advocates, and journalists about local and global environmental issues.

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The Green Report is Rappler’s podcast on the environment and the stories of people whose decisions impact the world around us. In this podcast, environment desk editor Jee Geronimo talks to allies, advocates, and journalists about local and global environmental issues.

    Episode 29: What we expect in 2024

    Episode 29: What we expect in 2024

    As a new year begins, predictions abound on what 2024 will bring. Looking through the lens of climate change, a new year means one year closer to the deadlines set to curb emissions.

    In this episode, environment editor Jee Geronimo and reporter Iya Gozum talk about what happened to their 2023 predictions and the big environmental stories they expect to follow in 2024.

    • 32 min
    Episode 28: Is COP28 really the 'beginning of end' for fossil fuels?

    Episode 28: Is COP28 really the 'beginning of end' for fossil fuels?

    The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) had finally wrapped up, with parties agreeing to transition away from fossil fuels.

    In this Green Report episode, environment editor Jee Geronimo and reporter Iya Gozum talk to Avril de Torres, the deputy executive director of the policy think tank Center for Energy, Ecology, and Development, on what transpired at COP28 in Dubai.

    https://www.rappler.com/environment/the-green-report-episode-cop28-beginning-end-fossil-fuels/

    • 30 min
    Episode 27: The art of Rappler’s stories on the Teduray tragedy

    Episode 27: The art of Rappler’s stories on the Teduray tragedy

    In this episode of The Green Report, environment editor Jee Geronimo and reporter Iya Gozum talk to Rappler graphic artists Marian Hukom and David Castuciano about the artistic process of making the visuals of the two-part investigative stories on the Teduray.

    https://www.rappler.com/environment/the-green-report-art-stories-teduray-tragedy/

    • 28 min
    Episode 26: Why is the Philippines underspending disaster funds?

    Episode 26: Why is the Philippines underspending disaster funds?

    At COP28, disaster-stricken countries will continue to demand funds from rich polluters. But management of disaster funds remain to be a sticking point, especially for local governments in the Philippines.

    In this episode, Rappler environment reporter Iya Gozum and community head Pia Ranada talks to Romulo Tagalong, senior policy advocacy officer at Oxfam, about the challenges and low-hanging fruits in disaster budgeting and management.

    • 24 min
    Episode 25: In fight against climate change, what can cities do?

    Episode 25: In fight against climate change, what can cities do?

    In this The Green Report episode, environment editor Jee Geronimo and reporter Iya Gozum talk to Mark Watts, the executive director of C40 Cities, a global network of leading cities around the world working to combat climate change.

    • 28 min
    Episode 24: Can international law save us from the climate crisis?

    Episode 24: Can international law save us from the climate crisis?

    Climate change is a global problem. It’s an issue that transcends domestic laws and actions. Is the current framework of international law enough to obligate countries to cooperate and drastically cut emissions?

    In this episode of The Green Report, Jee Geronimo and Iya Gozum talk to Rappler justice reporter Lian Buan about the climate crisis and the past Conference of Parties in the context of international law.

    • 30 min

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