A LIVELY MONTHLY NEWS AND MAGAZINE FORMAT SHOW with RAPID NEWS and TALK SEGMENTS
We can't choose our parents, the times we're born into, or the world we inherit. But we can choose how we deal with it.
Our changing climate presents enormous challenges for humanity, but in the search for solutions, it also presents opportunities.
We're constructing a video channel featuring a monthly news-magazine dedicated to exploring the developing science of climate restoration and repair
– the research, the projects and the people.
We invite support and participation from companies, organizations and individuals interested in promoting non-aligned, constructive conversations about how we address climate change.
The Climate Repair Café is a new, lively news-magazine show on carbon removal - produced by by John Bowey, director-producer of The Climate Restorers - a recent series of four 1-hour documentary films on the subject, and hundreds of other news-magazine and talk-show program episodes on three continents - Africa, Europe and North America.
The Climate Repair Café is a 22-minute news magazine with multiple short features - new, lively and current interviews, stories and talk-shows from around the world - including content developed by a young, global team, all presented in clear, easy to understand language for younger, diverse lay audiences.
FORMAT:
Studio anchors
5 x 3 minute location stories
News update
Events
EXAMPLES OF RELATED CONTENT PRODUCED BY JOHN BOWEY:
Ocean iron fertilization is one of several key avenues of research
Prof. Victor Smetacek talks about his classic ocean research experiments and the pros and cons of ocean iron fertilization for stabilizing the climate.
The business of repairing the climate
Seafields is a startup company developing ways to remove carbon with sargassum seaweed, while producing useful textiles and products for the agriculture and cosmetics industries.
We acknowledge the scale of the challenges, yet focus on the many opportunities developing from the evolving science of climate restoration
Where we are, where we need to be - and how we might get there
Funding
A candid look -
our relationship with carbon
Currently the construction industry accounts for 38% of CO2 emissions: What if the construction industry could become a big part of the solution?
The series will be funded by a combination of crowd-funded subscriptions and organizational and individual sponsorships.
Sponsors will benefit from in-show mentions, logo links to their sites and association with clear-eyed, constructive messaging and news about climate action and carbon removal.
Benefits
Be a part of the conversation at The Climate Repair Café