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JET | Just Energy Transition

JET | Just Energy Transition

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JET is more than a podcast; is a movement raising the power of marginalized and oppressed communities, aiming at driving a global shift towards a fair, equitable, and sustainable future. The mission? A just energy transition, raising the voice on the untold stories.© 2024 JET | Just Energy Transition Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques Sciences sociales
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  • Local voices, real change - Prince Israel Orekha
    Sep 2 2026
    In this episode, Prince Israel Orekha from Connected Advocacy for Empowerment & Youth Development Initiative presents his work to strengthen youth leadership, expand green jobs, promote renewable energy, and ensure that global climate commitments create meaningful change for frontline communities. He also discusses the Niger Delta’s experience with oil pollution, damaged livelihoods, and energy inequality.
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    1 h et 5 min
  • Youth for change – Chris Ssali
    Aug 20 2026
    In this episode, Chris Ssali takes us from his early days in chemistry to the frontlines of climate activism in Uganda. Now carrying forward the work of United for Climate Justice, a youth-led movement fighting plastic pollution and climate injustice He also explains why single-use plastics, fossil fuel subsidies, and weak enforcement hit communities hardest in the Global South. We also explore how young people are building practical solutions through advocacy, community action, and circular economy projets. It’s a grounded conversation about resilience, justice, and what real climate leadership looks like on the ground.
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    1 h et 12 min
  • The fight against greenwashing – Lazola Kati
    Aug 5 2026
    In this episode, Lazola Kati from Fossil Free South Africa unpacks the fight against fossil fuel greenwashing and the push for an ad ban. She reveals how imagery, CSR, and advertising build social license and why this is urgent in the Global South, where communities bear the real costs of pollution and climate injustice. We trace South Africa’s first greenwashing complaint, its regulatory victory, and how local bylaws can shape national policy. Beyond strategy, we explore activism, burnout, surveillance, and the power of civil society networks. A grounded look at real resistance for climate justice.
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    2 h et 3 min
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