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People Places Planet

Environmental Law Institute
Climate Change
Environmental Justice
Environmental Law
Plant-Based Proteins
Sustainability
Environmental Law Institute
Environmental Policy
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Food Waste
IUU Fishing
Defensores Ambientales
COP28
Environmental Protection Agency
Wetlands
Circular Economy
Held V. Montana
Acuerdo De Escazú
Renewable Energy
Pfas
Public Health

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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What does it take to give people a meaningful voice in environmental decision-making? In this episode of People, Places, Planet, host Natalie Triana, joined by ELI Senior Attorney Kristine Perry, explore two landmark regional instruments: the UNECE C... more

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Does next generation geothermal have the capital and regulatory certainty to scale? In part two of this two-part series, host Sebastian Duque Rios continues the conversation on geothermal energy, turning to the financing and policy side of the equati... more

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Geothermal energy is having a moment. As demand for reliable, always-on power grows alongside data centers and electrification, new drilling technologies are unlocking geothermal's potential far beyond its traditional strongholds in California, Nevad... more

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Forever chemicals are everywhere — in your carpet, your cookware, your cosmetics, and increasingly, your drinking water. PFAS — per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — have been building up in our environment, our water, and our bodies for decades. And... more

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Caroline de Bossart
Director at the Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment
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Episode: Next Generation Geothermal: Closing the Finance & Regulatory Gap (Pt 2)
Drew Nelson
Vice President of Policy Programs and Strategy at Project InnerSpace
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Episode: Next Generation Geothermal: Closing the Finance & Regulatory Gap (Pt 2)
Susannah Dibble
Staff Attorney at Environmental Law Institute (ELI)
Environmental Law Institute
Episode: Next Generation Geothermal: Closing the Finance & Regulatory Gap (Pt 2)
Tom Lutken
Science fellow at the Environmental Law Institute; energy and energy transition expert
Environmental Law Institute
Episode: Next Generation Geothermal: The Technologies Driving the Momentum (Pt 1)
Jim Kenney
Secretary, New Mexico Environment Department
New Mexico Environment Department
Episode: Forever Chemicals, State Solutions: New Mexico's PFAS Playbook
Gregory Smithkier
Assistant General Counsel, New Mexico Environment Department
New Mexico Environment Department
Episode: Forever Chemicals, State Solutions: New Mexico's PFAS Playbook
Zachary Ogaz
General Counsel, New Mexico Environment Department
New Mexico Environment Department
Episode: Forever Chemicals, State Solutions: New Mexico's PFAS Playbook
Sarah Morley
Strategic engagement manager at WRAP Americas
WRAP
Episode: Designing for the Future: Circular Strategies Reshaping Fashion and Textiles
Mark Sumner
Head of textiles for WRAP's activities
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Episode: Designing for the Future: Circular Strategies Reshaping Fashion and Textiles

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 76 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
    Philippines5 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!

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    5
    Arlie K
    United States6 years ago

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Earth Day's Legacy: Rebuilding Environmental Governance for the 21st Century
Q: How does ELI balance long‑term research with real‑time regulatory changes?
ELI connects dots across disciplines to show how rapid changes fit into a long‑term arc, prioritizing thoughtful, evidence‑based dialogue over day‑to‑day journalism, and creating safe spaces for stakeholders to discuss evolving frameworks.
Designing for the Future: Circular Strategies Reshaping Fashion and Textiles
Q: What does a circular economy look like in practice for textiles, and what pillars guide this shift?
A circular economy keeps products in use through design for durability, repair, remaking, and recyclability at end of life. The four pillars are reducing material impacts, optimizing resources, designing for longevity, and designing for recovery, with a focus on consumer behavior and collaborative, pre-competitive industry action.
Designing for the Future: Circular Strategies Reshaping Fashion and Textiles
Q: Fantastic. To ground our listeners, can you walk us through the life cycle of a typical garment and identify where the largest environmental impacts occur?
The life cycle includes growing cotton (high water and chemical use), spinning into yarn, weaving/knitting fabric, dyeing, cutting and sewing, distribution, use, and end-of-life disposal. Hotspots occur during cotton cultivation, dyeing, and the consumer use phase, with end-of-life disposal also contributing significantly; the aim is to map these hotspots and intervene where impacts are highest.
Wetlands Under Threat: Local Tools for Protecting Wetlands in a Post-Sackett World
Q: How does the Quad Cities project use data to drive decisions about where to protect wetlands?
They built an ecological corridor tool that combines climate projections, hydrology, and land features to identify unprotected high-value areas for conservation, and then link these findings to hazard mitigation planning to inform policy changes and potential funding.
Wetlands Under Threat: Local Tools for Protecting Wetlands in a Post-Sackett World
Q: What were Bluffton's key takeaways from implementing the 25-foot buffer and then expanding to 50 feet?
Bluffton's experience shows the value of phased implementation, early mapping updates to reveal previously unrecognized wetlands, and strong legal and community partnerships to accelerate adoption, with public engagement essential to garner support.

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What is People Places Planet about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The program consistently threads environmental policy, governance, and law through a mix of technical, regulatory, and industry-focused discussions. Across episodes, the conversations orbit around finance and policy design for energy transitions, the evolving regulatory landscape for chemicals and pesticides, and practical tools for environmental protection at local, state, and national levels. Noteworthy threads include the rise of data standards and accountability in environmental decision-making, the tension between federal action and state leadership, and concrete case studies—from geothermal finance and PFAS regulation to circular textiles and wetlands protection—that illustrate how policy, science, and industry intersect to drive meas... more

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2. Drew Nelson
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4. Tom Lutken
5. Jim Kenney
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8. Sarah Morley

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