Eryn Devola, Global Head of Sustainability for Siemens Digital Industries, sits down with Paul Coyne, CCO of Envetec to discuss how industry can move beyond recycling to eliminate waste, retain the value of materials and build profitable circular business models.

We need both policy visionaries to chart the path, and outstanding pioneers to deliver on the ground.

This session will feature Dan Jørgensen, European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, and Donna Gartland, CEO of Dublin’s Energy Agency CODEMA and winner of the 2026 European Sustainable Energy Award. One has the difficult task to develop a future-proof EU framework, enabling waste heat recovery projects in Europe. The other was the driving force behind the award winning Tallaght X Amazon district heating scheme. What can they learn from each other?

This session has been pre-recorded ahead of COP31.

Welcome to our public broadcasting hub at the UN Climate Change Conference 2026 in Antalya, Türkiye. Together with our partners, we will explore the challenges and solutions to the climate crisis. We will bring in scientists, business leaders, policy-makers, civil society leaders, and climate experts to accelerate solutions, inspire action, and defend the science that informs it all, and follow the negotiations on-site in Antalya.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Ten years ago, nations adopted the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol. Together, the Montreal Protocol and Kigali Amendment have not only helped save the ozone layer and provided big support for climate action, but maybe the best is yet to come as nations rally to ensure that the massive looming demand for cooling does not cause more global warming. Can the Kigali Amendment help here too? In this first episode, we will come back on what happened at the Montreal Protocol’s Kigali Amendment 10th Anniversary meeting and explore what is needed for a sustained, highest-level-possible, action to phase down and out HFCs.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) can help reduce aviation’s lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, but scaling its use will require action from both consumers and governments. What role can purchasing choices play in scaling up SAF use and production? How can governments translate climate commitments into policies that support real-world implementation? The discussion will bring together perspectives from SAF producers, the aviation industry and public-sector initiatives to examine how market demand and national climate action can work together.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

In Santa Marta, Colombia, 59 countries and the European Union came together to advance a just, orderly, and equitable transition away from fossil fuels. 7 months have passed and the coalition to transition away from fossil fuels is moving. The discussion has started and the tools are being made. COP31 is a crucial checkpoint on how many countries are developing national roadmaps and how this informs global climate policy. This session will take stock of where the transition stands today and discuss the latest news on what happens now, directly from the heart of COP31.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Climate change, biodiversity loss and land degradation are deeply connected, and so are the solutions. This conversation brings together women’s, Indigenous and youth leadership to explore how these challenges intersect in people’s lives and communities. Speakers will share practical experiences and solutions that connect climate, nature and land, and reflect on what is needed to ensure that diverse voices and knowledge shape decisions and action.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Ten years ago, nations adopted the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol. Together, the Montreal Protocol and Kigali Amendment have not only helped save the ozone layer and provided big support for climate action, but maybe the best is yet to come as nations rally to ensure that the massive looming demand for cooling does not cause more global warming. Can the Kigali Amendment help here too? In this second episode, we will talk about the technology needed for fast action on HFCs and methane.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Ten years ago, nations adopted the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol. Together, the Montreal Protocol and Kigali Amendment have not only helped save the ozone layer and provided big support for climate action, but maybe the best is yet to come as nations rally to ensure that the massive looming demand for cooling does not cause more global warming. Can the Kigali Amendment help here too? In this third episode, we will bring together leading experts to discuss what the science says on methane and its impacts on health and the planet. What might the world look like if we get this right? What might it look like if we don’t take sufficient and fast-enough measures to tackle methane and HFCs emissions?

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Countries have set ambitious climate priorities. Now they need the finance to deliver them. With a new global climate finance framework in place, attention is turning to implementation: how to mobilize finance at scale, lower barriers to investment and ensure resources reach countries where they can make the greatest difference. This session will explore what needs to change to move from global finance goals to tangible climate and development results.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Electrification is moving to the centre of the global climate agenda. The COP31 Presidency’s 35-by-35 Global Electrification Pledge calls for electricity to supply 35% of global final energy consumption by 2035. Energy efficiency must be central to delivering these ambitions. So, what role can industry and cities play in unlocking the full value of efficiency? This session will bring together leading industry experts and policymakers to see how we can move this forward.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Ten years ago, nations adopted the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol. Together, the Montreal Protocol and Kigali Amendment have not only helped save the ozone layer and provided big support for climate action, but maybe the best is yet to come as nations rally to ensure that the massive looming demand for cooling does not cause more global warming. Can the Kigali Amendment help here too? In this fourth and last episode, we will explore what the next steps are. Is it time for a similar standalone treaty for super-pollutants? What are the options to turn from a voluntary landscape to something stronger?

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Extreme heat, loss of habitats, wildfire. The list goes on and it is pretty clear that climate change and biodiversity loss go hand-in-hand. Since the 1970s, the Grassland bird population in North America has declined by 43%. In the EU, 63% of species are in poor or bad conservation status. The situation is dire, so how do we deal with it? Together with experts, we will dive into how restoring nature can help us mitigate and adapt to climate change and protect wildlife. From reforestation efforts to wetland restoration and agricultural transformation, this session will explore the solutions nature offers to build resilience for both wildlife and humans. Saving two birds in one stone.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Welcome to our public broadcasting hub at the UN Climate Change Conference 2026 in Antalya, Türkiye. Together with experts, we will check in on the negotiations as COP31 slowly comes to an end.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

A podcast where nature restoration gets real.

The case for restoring the world's forests and ecosystems has been made — repeatedly. The Understory is for everyone ready to ask what comes next: the practitioners, scientists, and builders working on the harder questions the main stages don't have room for.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.

Mobile networks underpin modern life, but they must undergo an energy transition as well as ensure they remain resilient to a rapidly changing climate. How will we futureproof connectivity? In this session, we bring together key industry stakeholders to explore how operators can pursue decarbonisation and resilience simultaneously.

This session is pre-recorded the morning of the day before it is broadcasted on We Don’t Have Time.