Dr. Desmond Anim is an experienced environmental water resource engineer and researcher with over 15 years of expertise at the forefront of sustainable water resources management. His career bridges academia, industry, and government, where he is committed to advancing practical, climate-resilient solutions for water sustainability in the face of urbanization and climate change. Dr. Anim’s current role in government focuses on translating knowledge into actionable water management policies that address today’s most pressing water challenges and contribute to a path toward a resilient, liveable ..read more

Mai Shalaby is an educator and sustainability professional with more than ten years of work experience in both fields. She has worked in Egypt, India, Kenya, and now the UAE on education programmes with people of almost all ages, from kindergarten to adults and everything in between. The programs she worked on span various fields such as environmental conservation, cultural exchange and diplomacy, business management and consulting, agriculture and food security, and natural resource management. She is passionate about education and the environment and sees their confluence as key to a sustain ..read more

Perk Pomeyie and Gloria Agyare of the Ghana Youth Environmental Movement (GYEM) joined us on the GLC podcast to have an in-depth conversation on Water and Sanitation in Ghana. This is Part 1 of a 2-part series with GYEM.  GYEM is a leading youth-led environmental policy advocacy and non-violent campaign group in Ghana. It exists to mobilise and organise young people to take action to solve the environmental challenges in our communities and also address the global climate emergency. Perk Pomeyie is an environmental activist with six years of experience in grassroots mobilising ..read more

Prof. Peter Shaw joined the Podcast to the research stories segment to chat on Artificial Intelligence & Sustainability. We talked about how he got into computer science and how he uses AI to make a significant impact in the medical field. More significantly, we discussed how AI can be applied in sustainability.  Prof. Peter Shaw is an Australian computer scientist with extensive applications in artificial intelligence, which he has been doing for more than a decade now. His research interests include FPT algorithms; medical research in cancer treatments, enhanced machine learning net ..read more

Eric Affum Boamah is an enthusiastic champion for the environment and customer relations with Sound knowledge and understanding of communication tools and public relations techniques. A passionate wordsmith with 13 years of experience in general quality assurance, leading tailored initiatives in community and industrial relations management, Government Engagements, PR, and Regulatory affairs. With a Master’s Degree in International Business and a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Chemical Engineering, Eric is the Public Affairs and Sustainability Lead for The Coca-Cola Bottling ..read more

Guy Schumann is an internationally recognised scientist in disaster risk, with affiliations in the US and Europe. He is the Founder of RSS-Hydro, a Luxembourg-based R&D company in EO and computer modelling of water risks. He is an Associate of ImageCat Inc., an international risk management company headquartered in the US. Guy has published many research papers and book chapters and holds a research affiliation with the University of Bristol. He is also a flood expert consultant for the UN WFP and FAO. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guy-schumann-26532466/ Twitter: @guy_schumann ..read more

Welcome to Season V of the Green Living Chats podcast. In nature, all species live such that their resources and by-product form part of and nourish nature's regenerative ecosystem - there is nothing like waste. However, humans have created a different ecosystem for ourselves that has, for years, breached nature's rules of "No waste allowed" and instead potentially offset nature's cycles. Our footprint on earth hasn't been much more evident than it is today - "Human-induced climate change is already affecting many weather and climate extremes in every region across the globe – with widespread ..read more

Dear Greenchatters, it's time to call it a"day" peacefully. In this episode, our hosts reflect on the Season and highlight our conversations on the Green Living Chats podcast. They share their experience and thoughts and how the discussions have nourished and challenged their philosophy and ideology. All the conversations are available on all podcast platforms, so feel free to go back to them whiles we take a well-deserved break. Until then, see you in May 2023.  ------- GLC aims to share knowledge and education with our cherished listeners through this Podcast. It's about time we connect ..read more

Prof. Benjamin Lamptey is a meteorological (weather and climate) modeller with expertise in Database Management. He has been vital in developing Africa’s climate science research and operations. In fact, he was a lead author of the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) AR6 WG1. In September 2013, he joined the African Centre of Meteorological Applications for Development (ACMAD) in Niamey, Niger, as the Deputy Director-General (DDG). From 1st January 2017 to 31st December 2018, he became the Acting Director General of ACMAD cumulatively with the DDG position before joining th ..read more

In this episode, we share a conversation Dr Daniel Fiifi Tawia Hagan (a co-host on the Green Living Chats podcast) has with interns at Eco Amet Solutions as part of our mentorship program. ------- GLC aims to share knowledge and education with our cherished listeners through this Podcast. It's about time we connect the pieces: sustainability is a sacrifice but are we ready? Congratulations??, you are a #Greenchatter if you tune in to listen to one episode of this Podcast, so visit our website and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter) to join the ongoing conversati ..read more