Environmental Insights: Conversations on policy and practice from the Harvard Environmental Economics Program
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||
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- Bag of d!cks
Started listening to the episode with Severin Sorensen and it’s just men talking about the things they have done to increase American inequality. Deregulation of the airlines led to the death of unions in the 80s, which has slowly devastated unions all over America. The inequality doesn’t stop there, smaller hubs are having to pay airlines great sums of money to keep those hubs open, above and beyond the costs of a ticket. I also don’t believe service on airlines has improved since, nor does the... more
Apple Podcasts1adoptdontshop^..^
United States7 months ago - Great info
Love it
Apple Podcasts5tori1212131:13
Canadaa year ago - Poorly hosted and boring
The host does a terrible job of laying out the issues and making it interesting. Questions don’t stay on topic and his personal connections to guest prevent this show from being inclusive. more
Apple Podcasts1Alex in ChicagoUnited States2 years ago - The podcast I needed!
I’m so glad I came across this podcast! It’s so great to learn about environmental policy from a myriad of environmental experts.
Apple Podcasts5Ava HedekerUnited States3 years ago - Very excited for this new podcast!
What a fantastic new resource for those of us interested in energy and environmental economics and policy. I look forward to listening every week!
Apple Podcasts5Daniel from DurhamUnited States5 years ago
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