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ASH CLOUD

This is series of conversations discussing global food sustainability with guests who bring a deep understanding of the environmental and cultural challenges facing our society and creative ideas on how to address them.

Business Science Entrepreneurship Society & Culture Earth Sciences
Update frequency
every 14 days
Average duration
50 minutes
Episodes
66
Years Active
2022 - 2025
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Regenerative ranching with Rich Bradbury

Regenerative ranching with Rich Bradbury

Regenerative ranching has recently gained traction across the main stream media but the idea of using  livestock to mimic nature and managing a landscape holistically was largely led by Allan Savory …

00:54:46  |   Fri 13 Sep 2024
Nitrogen 2.0 with Eric Davidson University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science and Spark Climate Solutions, and Charles Brooke from Spark Climate Solutions

Nitrogen 2.0 with Eric Davidson University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science and Spark Climate Solutions, and Charles Brooke from Spark Climate Solutions

Nitrogen is absolutely essential for all forms of life, plants, animals and microbes. Nitrogen is the basis for making amino acids, and amino acids are the basis for making proteins, enzymes. The his…

01:05:15  |   Fri 30 Aug 2024
Tripling the impact of methane reducing feed additives with decentralized AI with Yaniv Altshuler MIT and Metha AI

Tripling the impact of methane reducing feed additives with decentralized AI with Yaniv Altshuler MIT and Metha AI

The efficacy of methane reducing feed additives constantly varies between cows and herds because the rumen microbiome is constantly changing. Certain feed additives that worked really well at that on…

00:42:03  |   Tue 06 Aug 2024
Leading climate smart agriculture policy development and implementation with Secretary Karen Ross - California Department of Food and Agriculture

Leading climate smart agriculture policy development and implementation with Secretary Karen Ross - California Department of Food and Agriculture

California has been leading efforts to implement climate change policy since Governor Schwarzeneger signed the Global Warming Solutions Act in 2006 to begin the transition to a carbon neutral economy…

00:36:02  |   Sat 13 Jul 2024
Into the clear blue sky, the path to restoring our climate with Rob Jackson Stanford University

Into the clear blue sky, the path to restoring our climate with Rob Jackson Stanford University

Rob Jackson is a climate scientist who has been leading global efforts to reduce millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions and improve human health, safety, and air and water quality. Methane emis…

00:58:57  |   Fri 21 Jun 2024
Catalysing industry, community, and government to achieve Zero Net Emissions with Richard Health - Zero Net Emissions from Agriculture CRC

Catalysing industry, community, and government to achieve Zero Net Emissions with Richard Health - Zero Net Emissions from Agriculture CRC

The Zero Net Emissions from Agriculture Cooperative Research Council (ZNE-Ag CRC) is a key component of achieving the commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2040. The CRC comprises of 73 partenr…

00:42:08  |   Sat 08 Jun 2024
Developing the enteric methane inhibitor Bovaer® over the last 16 years with Maik Kindermann - DSM-Firmenich

Developing the enteric methane inhibitor Bovaer® over the last 16 years with Maik Kindermann - DSM-Firmenich

Maik Kindermann, the inventor of the methane inhibitor 3-NOP or  Bovaer®. Earlier this week it was announced that Boaver has been approved for use by the FDA adding the United States to the other 59 …

00:48:49  |   Fri 31 May 2024
Understanding of the security implications of a changing climate and how it compounds the risk of conflict with Neil Morisetti University College London and Chatham House

Understanding of the security implications of a changing climate and how it compounds the risk of conflict with Neil Morisetti University College London and Chatham House

The security communities around the world  including European, UK, US, and Australia have all recognized climate change as a National Security threat with climate change not being necessarily a direc…

00:50:40  |   Fri 24 May 2024
We can live without energy, without phones, without technology but we cant live without food with Ismahane Elouafi CGIAR

We can live without energy, without phones, without technology but we cant live without food with Ismahane Elouafi CGIAR

There are currently 350 million people globally living with extreme hunger, with a plus 2°C rise in global temperatures this is forecast to rise to 539 million people, and with a plus 4°C temperature…

00:51:53  |   Wed 15 May 2024
Protein and the roles it plays in nutrition and future food systems with Michelle Colgrave CSIRO

Protein and the roles it plays in nutrition and future food systems with Michelle Colgrave CSIRO

 This  episode of Ash Cloud is brought to you in partnership with CSIRO.

Proteins play many critical roles in our bodies, and in the plants, animals, fungi and microbes that are our source of food and…

00:56:00  |   Tue 07 May 2024
Adapting livestock methane mitigation strategies to local requirements with Ermias Kebreab UC Davis

Adapting livestock methane mitigation strategies to local requirements with Ermias Kebreab UC Davis

Climate change is a global challenge, but interventions can only be implemented locally. Understanding the local cultures, economies, politics, language, and production systems is critical for any in…

00:41:45  |   Fri 19 Apr 2024
Global food systems produce 60% of methane with Marcelo Mena - Global Methane Hub

Global food systems produce 60% of methane with Marcelo Mena - Global Methane Hub

Reducing methane emissions is the greatest opportunity to limit warming in the short term. With roughly 30% of current temperature increases are caused by methane, global food systems being responsib…

00:39:14  |   Sun 17 Mar 2024
European farmer protests and the political battleground around sustainable agriculture with Tim Benton, Chatham House

European farmer protests and the political battleground around sustainable agriculture with Tim Benton, Chatham House

Recent farmer protests across Europe have highlighted the political battleground around sustainable agriculture. The absence of effective policies and support for a just transition to Net Zero is pos…

00:41:38  |   Wed 28 Feb 2024
Balancing methane mitigation with the economic, and social aspects of sustainable livestock production with Sara Place, AgNext at Colorado State University

Balancing methane mitigation with the economic, and social aspects of sustainable livestock production with Sara Place, AgNext at Colorado State University

The climate impact of animal agriculture is only one of the aspects that needs to be addressed for sustainable productions systems. The importance and urgency to mitigate methane emissions must be in…

00:52:25  |   Wed 21 Feb 2024
The politics of our growing disconnection from our food with Sparsha Saha - Harvard University

The politics of our growing disconnection from our food with Sparsha Saha - Harvard University

Growing anthropocentrism is one of the underlying root causes of our ecological crisis. In recent decades humans have become increasingly disconnected from our food. While for thousands of years obta…

00:45:55  |   Wed 14 Feb 2024
Addressing the 70% of global livestock methane emissions that come from the Developing World with Aimable Uwizeye UNFAO

Addressing the 70% of global livestock methane emissions that come from the Developing World with Aimable Uwizeye UNFAO

Less than 5% of climate finance is focused on addressing methane, and less than 2% of that finance is for the livestock sector. This is despite the fact that 155 countries agreed that rapidly reducin…

00:53:54  |   Thu 01 Feb 2024
Conflict, climate change, and food insecurity with David Tuck International Committee of the Red Cross

Conflict, climate change, and food insecurity with David Tuck International Committee of the Red Cross

Of the 25 countries that are least able to adapt to the impacts of climate change about 14 of those countries or 56% are currently affected by armed conflict.

The intersection of conflict and food in…

00:39:45  |   Tue 23 Jan 2024
The role of livestock in global food systems with Peer Ederer - GOAL Sciences and Zeppelin University

The role of livestock in global food systems with Peer Ederer - GOAL Sciences and Zeppelin University

Currently over 50% of the world’s population is undernourished. There is generally not a shortage of food calories but a shortage of nutrients. This issue exists in rich countries, middle income coun…

01:02:47  |   Fri 12 Jan 2024
How do we make food decisions with Barbara Mullan, Curtin University

How do we make food decisions with Barbara Mullan, Curtin University

Everyday choices are made about the food we eat by all 8 billion people on the planet. These choices impact our health and the health of the environment and climate. But what drives us to make the de…

00:35:42  |   Sun 03 Dec 2023
Broadening the approach to livestock methane mitigation, the Foundation for Food and Agricultural Research study with Rod Mackie, University of Illinois

Broadening the approach to livestock methane mitigation, the Foundation for Food and Agricultural Research study with Rod Mackie, University of Illinois

Creating a win win for farmers/ranchers and the environment would be game changing across the whole livestock climate space. The key is to understand the kinetics of methane production by the rumen m…

00:33:56  |   Thu 02 Nov 2023
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