May 5, 2024
MEERTALK May 2024
Learn about the complexity of tipping points, including the difference between positive and negative tipping points, whether pertaining to the Earth System or to human agency. Find out where we should be putting our focus and efforts.
Paul Beckwith is a part-time professor in climatology; working on Ph.D. in abrupt climate change. He has an engineering and physics background with a varied experience base including product management and organization, teaching, and research (academic and corporate).
Other Resources
Empowering Freetown: MEER's Upcycling Workshop for Sustainable Cooling Solutions
On November 6th, 2024, MEER embarked on an innovative journey to promote sustainability through its upcycling training program in Freetown's Aberdeen community. This initiative represents a pivotal step in harnessing creative recycling to address environmental challenges, focusing on transforming discarded plastic waste into valuable and functional products that contribute to passive cooling adaptations.
November 6, 2024
Blog
Gearing Up for the Aberdeen Roundabout: The MEER Freetown Team's Preparatory Exam
As Freetown continues to grow and urbanize, innovative projects that integrate both aesthetic appeal and functional utility are increasingly vital. One such initiative, led by the MEER (Mirrors for Earth's Energy Rebalancing) team, is set to transform the Aberdeen roundabout into not just a traffic facilitator but a beacon of community and comfort. The upcoming installation of a park canopy, meticulously planned and designed by our Freetown team, is a testament to this vision.
November 1, 2024
Blog
MEERTALK November 2024
COPOUT: How Governments Have Failed the People on Climate
November 1, 2024
MEERTALK