
Parts Per Billion is Bloomberg Law's environmental policy podcast. We cover everything from air pollution, to toxic chemicals, to corporate sustainability, and climate change. The reporters from our environment desk offer an inside look at what's happening at Congress, in the courts, and at the federal agencies, and help explain the scientific and policy debates shaping environmental laws and regu... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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It's well known that using PFAS-laden firefighting foam caused big problems for the military, but it's sometimes overlooked that civilian firefighting agencies are facing many of these same problems.
Bloomberg Law reporters Pat Rizzuto and Andrew W... more
As a multidecade megadrought continues in the West, the Colorado River Basin is drying up. Today we’ll talk about what that means for the millions of people who depend on that water. And we’ll look at what states and regulators are doing to ensure th... more
About a year ago, Richard Glick was chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and was poised to get renominated to a new term. Today, he's out of the job.
Glick's plans to more closely scrutinize gas pipeline projects ran afoul of the po... more
News of the world's first nuclear fusion reaction with a net energy gain created a lot of excitement, and justifiably so—fusion could one day be an infinitely renewable, carbon-free energy source.
Policy makers, including President Joe Biden, said ... more
I’m a little disappointed in the recent episode from 1.13.21. Singling out Jay Leno to fit your narrative regardless of your parent company is irresponsible. Let’s address the actual issue with ethanol fuel does cause poor performance of the vehicle’s mechanics in many models of vehicles. And not just the classic models that Jay loves but in many modern vehicles as well.
What you’re failing to acknowledge here is that ethanol is supported as an initiative by several wealthy, big companies and ... more
Interesting topics, compelling host. Would definitely recommend.
Cautionary principle . Cursory , disappointing. Good day ,good by ,so long.
Silly things like quizzes are ok but what I’m looking for is real analysis of environmental issues and politics. It is so frustrating that podcasts about the environment are short. I am glad to learn about the lawsuit but dig into it more. Why can’t we have a podcast like lawfare or weeds or rational security that really looks hard into environmental issues? I’m counting on you to go deeper.
The most important new podcast to come out in years- I'll be waiting for each new episode with desperate impatience!
I used to think climate change happened some place else : where there's lots of snowfall, certain regions of Africa, or islands in the South Pacific ...
We just had the warmest winter ever here in Tucson- No snow covered the mountain tops to the north and east. The constant fluctuations in temperature have played havoc with our environment. The insects arrive with spring weather... more
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