La Búsqueda Global para la Educación: El activista climático Ivan Ransom entrevista al Dr.. ash pachauri

Este mes, audiences can watch Net Zero Speaks with Dr. ash pachauri el público puede proyectar A Not So Grand Day Out. This film is curated by the Protect Our Planet Movement and Planet Classroom.

En Net Zero Speaks with Dr. ash pachauri, produced by Sergio Castaneda, Co-founder and Senior Mentor of the POP Movement, DR. Pachauri, discusses how small, individual actions can collectively create significant climate impact.

The episode explores his new books on sustainability and the innovative projects led by the POP Movement. Empowering youth and promoting practical climate solutions are central to this insightful conversation, hosted by Ivan Ransom.

La Búsqueda Global para la Educación is pleased to welcome back Ivan Ransom.

Ivanwhy did you decide to interview Dr. ash pachauri?

He is the person that I admire the most. When this opportunity came I was so thrilled! He is a brilliant professional, proficient author, and internationally recognized climate activist. But beyond his professional life, he has such a kind heart and fierce spirit.

Lo que más te sorprendió de tu entrevista?
I think discovering that Dr. Ash had traveled to all the states in Mexico to raise climate awareness. I’m Mexican, and not even myself have done so. He has a true commitment to making a change and building a solid community-based movement, without leaving anyone behind

What are the three main takeaways for the Net Zero audience from your interview

Primera – Everyone can have a positive impact on the environment, that we all have the power.

Segundo – Community-based solutions are the ones that will be able to sustain over time, so promote them as much as possible.

En tercer lugar – Read Dr. Ash’s books and prepare yourself to make a positive impact!

Gracias, Ivan!

C. M. Rubin and Ivan Ransom

No te pierdas Net Zero Speaks with Dr Ash Pachauri, ahora transmitiendo en Planet Classroom Network. This film is curated by the Protect Our Planet Movement and Planet Classroom.

Autor: C. M. Rubin

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