Климатический апокалипсис отменяется? Что изменилось и почему это важно для нас

Is global warming unstoppable, and is climate catastrophe inevitable? That's the impression the news is currently creating. But data from the past 20 years paints a surprising picture: the worst-case climate change scenario has become significantly less likely. Why has solar energy become 90% cheaper? How are renewable energy, nuclear power plants, electric vehicles, and batteries changing the global economy? Have global emissions really peaked, and can we say humanity has avoided the worst? In this episode, we examine what's really happening with global warming, why the energy transition has proven economically beneficial, and what climate crisis issues we're still struggling to address. We'll discuss China, Norway, Russia, Central Asia, the Middle East, the Amazon rainforest, methane emissions, and US climate policy. 📩 My Telegram channel about ESG — a monthly digest of the main industry news: https://t.me/esgkopilka #globalwarming #climatechange #renewableenergy #sustainabledevelopment 00:00 — Global warming: unexpected good news 01:33 — Why scientists predicted a climate catastrophe 02:57 — How solar energy changed the global market 05:38 — Batteries and the main problem of renewable energy 06:18 — The return of nuclear energy 08:01 — Electric cars and heating without fossil fuels 11:25 — What's happening with deforestation and the Amazon forests 14:04 — Energy transition in Russia and Central Asia 15:50 — Why oil countries are investing in renewable energy 16:59 — Can humanity stop the global Global warming 19:13 — A quick way to slow climate change 19:54 — Can Trump's policies halt the energy transition? 20:58 — Problems for which there are no solutions yet 21:37 — Key findings and why every fraction of a degree matters