"Free Solo" climber Alex Honnold compares fighting climate change to physical training, emphasizing the need for practice and starting small. He suggests the U.S. Legislature is "under-trained"

"Free Solo" climber Alex Honnold compares fighting climate change to physical training, emphasizing the need for practice and starting small. He suggests the U.S. Legislature is "under-trained" and should begin with initiatives like the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act. Honnold views any effort to reduce carbon emissions as a step in the right direction, endorsing this bill as a crucial first step.

Watch the video to learn more about Honnold's endorsement, share it, and then use our online tool to email your member of Congress, asking them to sponsor this important bill: cclusa.org/write.

An AI, after analyzing all TED Talks, generated its own presentation. This unique talk is delivered by Alex Reben, an MIT-trained roboticist and artist who explores humanity through the lens of

An AI, after analyzing all TED Talks, generated its own presentation. This unique talk is delivered by Alex Reben, an MIT-trained roboticist and artist who explores humanity through the lens of art and technology.

Currently at Stochastic Labs in Berkeley, Reben uses "art as experiment" to offer viewers metaphorical glimpses into the future. This specific talk was part of a TEDx event, independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Our current food systems are a major contributor to climate change, accounting for an estimated 50% of greenhouse gas emissions. In Canada, the average plate of food travels over 3,000 km,

Our current food systems are a major contributor to climate change, accounting for an estimated 50% of greenhouse gas emissions. In Canada, the average plate of food travels over 3,000 km, highlighting a broken system that demands societal change to support local communities and reduce our collective carbon footprint.

Chef Alex, with experience from Vancouver to Michelin-starred restaurants overseas, is actively addressing this challenge. He is now a partner in a grocery delivery company dedicated to providing consumers with consciously sourced ingredients. This talk was given at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Alex Metternich applies a Systems Thinking approach to sustainability, emphasizing the intricate relationships between human and natural systems. He believes understanding our integral role within

Alex Metternich applies a Systems Thinking approach to sustainability, emphasizing the intricate relationships between human and natural systems. He believes understanding our integral role within Earth's complex dynamics is profoundly empowering.

As Director of Studies at the Europäische Akademie Otzenhausen in Saarland, Germany, Metternich organizes international seminars and workshops on sustainability. This talk was given at a TEDx event.

Learn more about TEDx at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Alex Freid, founder of the Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN), was interviewed by Dianna Cohen, CEO of the Plastic Pollution Coalition.

Their discussion took place at the 2015 Student Zero

Alex Freid, founder of the Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN), was interviewed by Dianna Cohen, CEO of the Plastic Pollution Coalition.

Their discussion took place at the 2015 Student Zero Waste Conference, hosted by the University of New Hampshire.

Alex Epstein co-founded the New York 2 New Orleans Coalition, a network of NYC high school students addressing parallel community struggles. After moving to Philadelphia for college, he co-founded

Alex Epstein co-founded the New York 2 New Orleans Coalition, a network of NYC high school students addressing parallel community struggles. After moving to Philadelphia for college, he co-founded The Philadelphia Urban Creators (PUC), an organization of young community organizers dedicated to fostering sustainable and equitable development from the ground up.

Epstein is a recipient of the prestigious Brower Youth Award. These awards recognize North American individuals aged 13 to 22 who demonstrate outstanding leadership on projects with significant positive environmental and social impact. Learn more at Brower Youth Awards.