'Kayamoot B'Ivrit' Season 4 - Hosted by Niv Meirson

פרק 1 - "מאקטיביזם להובלת שינוי במגזר הציבור" עם ד”ר ליהי שחר ברמן

 

פרק 2 - "עיצוב בר קיימא וכלכלה מעגלית" עם מאי מאירסון, מעצבת תעשייתית DaikaWood וגלית לבב, מעצבת אופנה מקיימת (Re.Gal)

 

 

 

 

פרק 3 - "אקטיביזם לשמירת טבע וזכויות בעלי חיים" עם גלי אבן חיים, יו”ר תא אנימלס באוניברסיטה העברית ועופרי אוד, ממובילות המאבק להצלת הרי ירושלים

 

 

 

 

פרק 4 - "קיימות בקמפוס" עם יובל זיו, יזם שיתופי פעולה ומנהל פרוייקטים בתחום הקיימות, ומיכל אלטשולר, רכזת מדיניות חברתית בהתאחדות הסטודנטים.ות הארצית. 

 

פרק 5 - "תארים מתקדמים בקיימות ותעסוקה ירוקה" עם פרופ' ערן פייטלסון, יו"ר הועדה האקדמית של ביה"ס ללימודים מתקדמים בסביבה, המחלקה לגיאוגרפיה, האוניברסיטה העברית, ופרופ' ליעוז אתגר, הפקולטה למתמטיקה ולמדעי הטבע, האוניברסיטה העברית.

 

'Kayamoot B'herum' Special Series during 'Haravot Barzel'

war Hosted by Niv Meirson

Episode 1 'Climate Action in Wartime and What's going on with Greta?'- with Shani Ashkenazi, Environmental Journalist at Calcalist and Tomer Gertel Governmental Relations Coordinator 'Green Course'

 

 

 

Episode 2 'Agriculture and Food Security in Wartime'- with Galit Cohen,  Director of the Program on Climate Change at the INSS and Prof. Benny Chefetz, Director center for Sustainable Food Systems, The Robert H Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

 

 

 

Episode 3 'Energy Securuty in Wartime and Rehabilitaion of the Gaza Envelope'- with Yaara Ben Nahum, Renewable Energy Director at The Heschel Center for Sustainability and Prof Lior Herman, MA Programs Advisor and Director, MA Program in International Political Economy and International Organizations

 

 

Kayamoot B'Ivrit: The Center for Sustainability's Podcast

Season 2 Hosted by Niv Meirson

Episode 1 -- Why should I care about the environmental crisis? with Dr. Yoni Goldsmith

 

 

 

 

Episode 2 -- Why do politicans ignore Climate Crisis? with Dov Khenin 

 

 

 

 

Episode 3 -- Money and Environment: Why is it Profitable to pollute? and what can be done to change it?

with Orly Aharoni (Lawyer) and Asaf Pink (lawyer)

 

 

 

 

Episode 4 -- Will Capitalism Save or Destroy the Planet? with Prof. Nir becker and Zohar Yanovich 

 

 

 

 

Episode 5 -- Environment and Climate: Privilege or Stuggle for Social Justice? with Ya'ara Peretz  and

https://openscholar.huji.ac.il/greenspanitay

 

 

 

Episode 6 -- Democracy and Environment what is the connection between Judicial Overhaul and climate change? with Tami Ganot

 

 

 

Kayamoot B'Ivrit: The Center for Sustainability's Podcast

Season 1 Hosted by Shiran Ben Zeev

In each episode, we interview researchers and other leading figures from within the university about their work to promote sustainability.

 

Episode 1 -- The Coral Reefs in the Gulf of Eilat with Prof. Maoz Fine

In this episode, Professor Maoz Fine talks about the risks that threaten the corals in the Gulf of Eilat and the chances of preserving them.

 

 

Episode 2 -- Building with Salt with Prof. Daniel Mandler

What can be done with the 20 million tons of excess salt that makes its way into the Dead Sea, raising the water level and potentially causing flooding in heavily touristed areas? Neither Israel nor Jordan had a viable solution until an extraordinary idea was put forward by Prof. Daniel Mandler from the Hebrew University. In this episode, Prof. Mandler tells us about his idea for making concrete blocks from salt. Sustainability in the full sense of the word. 

 

Episode 3 -- Plant societies and the factors that influence them with Dr. Niv de Malach

If you look outside for a moment at the plants around you, you are likely to see quite a few trees. Are they the majority? What about in the fields outside the city, are perennial plants the majority there too? Dr. Niv de Malach studies the relationship between annuals and perennials and what effects events happening today will have on the relationship between different plants in the future

 

Episode 4 -- On urban renewal and its effects on social and economic sustainability with Prof. Eran Feitelson

Sustainability is not just about the the environment. It is much more social and economic than we tend to think. Prof. Eran Feitelson demonstrates this in his research on urban renewal and also discusses the use of red lines to move from sustainable ideas to policy.