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Hi this is Harry calling from Everest Base Camp. Tomorrow actually tonight in the middle of the night we'll head up the mountain for the first of our Viega(?) climate evasion defense. If it all goes well it'll actually be our only major climate division to climb. We're hoping to go to at least camp three and hopefully climb higher during one of the day. We had a decent forecast but it's you know likely that we'll encounter some pretty bad condition. This is when the expedition gets really serious so we're kinda hoping for the best weather and hoping that our health all works out. Expecting to be gone for at least five to seven days and I'll talk to you in a bit. Bye bye.

Listen in as Alexei talks with Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences at the Pennsylvania State University and the host of PBS' Earth the Operators Manuel. They talk about Dr. Alley's work and some of the latest trends in climate science. Be sure to listen in!

Listen in as Alexei talks with Dr. Matthew Sleeth of Blessed Earth on his latest book 24/6. They talk about the origins of Sabbath, the practical benefits, and how rest can be a critical tool to tackle climate change.

Listen in as Alexei talks with Dr. Micah Green Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at Texas Tech University. They talk about Ocean acidification, the politics of climate change, and emerging technologies.

Listen in as Alexei talks with Dr. Katharine Hayhoe of Texas Tech University and a Prominent Climate Scientist on the role of climate change in Hurricane Sandy and some of the most recent rends in climate science.

On this podcast Alexei talks with Rachel Lamb a recent graduate of Wheaton College, Keane McCullum an undergraduate at Messiah College, Rick Herron a senior at Yale University, and his colleague Ben Lowe about Young Evangelicals for Climate Action.

Katherine Hayhoe is the author of a Climate for Change along with her husband pastor Andrew Farley. She is a preeminent climate scientist who teaches at the University of Texas Tech. You won't want to miss this!

This event, funded by East Midlands Strategic Health Authority, is planned to mark national Refugee week and is being organised by the clinical psychology department at the University of Leicester in conjunction with a range of refugee and voluntary sector organisations across the East Midlands. This one day conference will be held at the University of Leicester on 19 th June 2012. The theme is Hope and Resilience in the refugee context and it will explore how hope and resilience can be fostered in the current climate through an emphasis on human rights, approaches to justice in psychological therapy, and through building solidarity in the voluntary and statutory sector.