"Be a little less of an individual”
Earlier this year, in May, we had Bill join us for a special webinar series we put together in response to the coronavirus lockdown, as we adjusted to...
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Your weekly dive into the latest news and current state of energy transitions, sustainability, environmental politics and all things climate change. Each week we will have in-depth discussion on a specific topic relating to the science and economics of global warming, and feature experts as guests.
E8: "We can't blame our way out of this"
For the last episode of this season, we are doing things differently, Michael Green, Executive Director of Climate XChange is interviewing our host, M...
E7: "Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater"
This week on the podcast is John Schwartz, a science writer for The New York Times, focusing on climate change; he provides us with a look into the ed...
E6: "People want to feel meaning"
This week on the podcast, we are doing things a little differently. Our guest does not work in the climate field, but is the Executive Director of the...
E5: “Gravity is just a theory too”
This week on the podcast, is Susan Joy Hassol, the Director of Climate Communication, a non profit organization aimed at assisting scientists and jour...
E4: “You can’t just scare people into action”
This week on the podcast, John Kotcher, Ph.D, a Research Assistant Professor at George Mason University’s Center for Climate Change Communication, whe...
E3: "Showing people research really doesn't work"
Andrew Jones is an expert on international climate and energy issues, he is a system dynamics modeler, keynote speaker, and designer of simulation-bas...
E2: “If it’s not your struggle it’s invisible to you”
Dr. Atyia Martin is the former Chief Resilience Officer for the City of Boston, and is the Founder and CEO of All Aces Inc. a consulting firm with a m...
E1: "We need all hands on deck"
Boston native Reverend Mariama White-Hammond recently started her own congregation in the city, with a hope to make climate justice a central pillar o...
Now What?
A lot of writing and advocacy on climate change these days gets it right about the risk, but wrong about how we try to accomplish the critical goal of...