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People Places Planet

Environmental Law Institute
Environmental Justice
Climate Change
COP28
Renewable Energy
Paris Agreement
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Climate Action
Global Stock Take
Freshwater Crisis
Loss and Damage Fund
Fossil Fuels
Environmental Law Institute
Food Waste
Fashion Industry
Climate Finance
Cumulative Impact Analysis
Water Privatization
Sustainability
NASA
Environmental Protection Agency

Welcome to People Places Planet, ELI's leading environmental podcast. We talk to leading experts across sectors who share their solutions to the world's most pressing environmental problems. Tune in for the latest environmental law, policy, and governance developments.

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At a time when species across the country face mounting pressures, the Endangered Species Act remains one of the most powerful—and contested—tools we have to protect them. In this installment of our “Explained” series, host Sebastian Duque Rios is jo... more

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As climate change reshapes our oceans, fish populations are shifting across borders and into new territories, creating ripple effects for food security, livelihoods, and international relations. These changes are intensifying pressure on governments ... more

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As the first U.S city to implement a congestion pricing program, New York City has begun charging vehicles entering high-traffic areas of Manhattan a toll. With this initiative, NYC is testing what could be a consequential urban policy for transporta... more

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What does it mean to “indigenize” international law—and why does it matter for the environment?

In this episode of People, Places, Planet, host Sebastian Duque Rios speaks with legal scholars Jonathan Liljeblad, Kristen Carpenter, and Margaret Palag... more

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Recent Guests

Johan Bergenas
Senior Vice President for Oceans at the World Wildlife Fund-US
World Wildlife Fund
Episode: Fish, Conflict, and the Future of Our Oceans
Sofia O'Connor
Senior Attorney and Director of the Ocean Program at the Environmental Law Institute.
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Episode: Fish, Conflict, and the Future of Our Oceans
Susan Jane Brown
Attorney with Silvix Resources, a nonprofit environmental law firm focused on federal forest law policy.
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Episode: NFMA, Explained
Martin Nie
Director of the Bolle Center for People and Forests and professor of natural resources policy.
University of Montana
Episode: NFMA, Explained
Simone Maloz
Campaign director for Restore the Mississippi River Delta, with over two decades of experience in policy, communications, and coalition-building.
Restore the Mississippi River Delta
Episode: A Thriving Future for Wetlands: Lessons from Louisiana, Virginia, and Idaho
Mike Rolband
Director of the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and a nationally recognized expert in wetland regulation and restoration.
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
Episode: A Thriving Future for Wetlands: Lessons from Louisiana, Virginia, and Idaho
Wyatt Penfold
Fourth-generation farmer in Idaho's Teton Valley and chair of the Teton Basin Water Users Association.
Teton Basin Water Users Association
Episode: A Thriving Future for Wetlands: Lessons from Louisiana, Virginia, and Idaho
Ben Grumbles
President of the Environmental Council of States and former Assistant Administrator for Water at EPA
Environmental Council of States
Episode: Celebrating Collaboration: ECOS and the Future of State-Level Environmental Policy
Jim Kenney
Cabinet Secretary of the New Mexico Environment Department with experience in environmental enforcement and policy
New Mexico Environment Department
Episode: Celebrating Collaboration: ECOS and the Future of State-Level Environmental Policy

Hosts

Sebastian Duque Rios
Host of conversations centered on environmental law and policy, contributing insights from his work with the Environmental Law Institute.
Dara Albrecht
Host who leads discussions on environmental issues, focusing on legal frameworks and collaborative approaches to sustainability initiatives.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 73 ratings
  • Awesome Podcast!!!

    People Places Planet Podcast, highlights all energy and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    roweereyes
    Philippines4 years ago
  • Encouraging and insightful

    Sometimes the challenges facing our planet can seem insurmountable, but People Places Planet shines a light on the innovative solutions and bold actions people are taking every day to fight back. An encouraging listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Arlie K
    United States5 years ago

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Fish, Conflict, and the Future of Our Oceans
Q: What will the Oceans Futures platform from WWF do?
It will provide data analytics and strategic insights to prevent future fisheries conflicts and engage various stakeholders in marine resource management.
Fish, Conflict, and the Future of Our Oceans
Q: What new technologies are available for improving fishery management?
New technologies include space-based remote sensing, maritime awareness tools, and AI solutions to monitor fish stocks and enforce regulations.
Fish, Conflict, and the Future of Our Oceans
Q: What are some historical examples of conflict that has arisen from fishing disputes?
Conflicts arise over resource claims, destructive fishing methods, and territorial disputes between nations, affecting both local communities and geopolitical relationships.
Fish, Conflict, and the Future of Our Oceans
Q: How does marine ecosystems connect to conflict?
Poorly managed natural resources can lead to conflicts and economic decline, while well-managed resources promote peace and prosperity.
Fish, Conflict, and the Future of Our Oceans
Q: Why is marine conservation important?
Marine conservation is crucial to prevent the depletion of ocean resources, maintain biodiversity, and ensure the ocean continues to support life on Earth.

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This podcast features insightful conversations with leading experts addressing significant environmental challenges. Topics frequently include environmental law, policy innovations, and community engagement practices aimed at fostering sustainability. Episodes often spotlight collaborative efforts between government agencies, non-profits, and private entities, sharing innovative solutions to protect ecosystems and improve public health. The unique aspect of this show lies in its focus on the intersection of environmental science and legal frameworks, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how legislation impacts environmental outcomes and community welfare. For those interested in gaining insights into real-world applicat... more

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