Worldbuilding, climate change, the gap between science and policy, mass mobilization and the richest 2%

Publish Date:21 December 2020

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Senior Fellows

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Environment , Policy , Socioeconomics

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Senior Fellow Fabrice Guerrier launched a podcast that approaches the issue of the future of humanity by examining the most prevalent questions that will impact and arise in the next 20-30 years. His podcast will feature interviews with experts, visionaries, and creative minds. 

In this episode, Fabrice asks about worldbuilding, climate change, the gap between science and policy, mass mobilization and the richest 2%. The guest, Dr. Neil Oculi, was a 2012 Berlin Fellow and a 2015 Diplomacy and Diversity Fellow. Neil is currently the Resident Lecture in Environmental Policy and Socioeconomic Values at the Center for Marine Resource Studies in the Turks and Caicos. Neil is also an adjunct professor at the University of Hartford, teaching Environmental Studies and Environmental Justice courses. 

You can listen the entire series with your favorite podcast service.

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