Political Climate delivers an insider’s view on the most pressing policy questions in energy and climate. Through biweekly analysis and debate, the podcast explores the nuances of how policy and politics shape the energy transition in the U.S. and around the world. Political Climate goes beyond partisan echo chambers to bring you insider scoops and authentic conversations with voices from across t... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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The episode on the EOs is really one of the most ridiculous pieces I’ve heard on the transition. So poorly researched. Both the D and the R seem completely unaware of the ramifications and are blatantly incorrect. For example, that’s not how impoundment works. And the supposed pause is not 90 days. Do your research!!!!
Hard to listen to a conservative viewpoint that doesn’t believe in climate change and is actively working to hinder the energy transition. I think listening to both sides is important when both sides are honest about coming up with solutions. Unfortunately this fails to achieve that.
How can we find common ground with people bombarded with so much disinformation? Trump has spent the better part of the last ten years undermining our scientists, medical professionals, journalists, teachers, our justice department and courts.
He has lied incessantly. And now no one believes anything, and there are no agreed upon facts for anyone to find common ground.
And in this free for all, where everyone just believes what they want to believe, Trump puts up an incomprehensible front, a... more
Great to hear that the overly confident Republican rolled their eyes at the suffering and, in many cases deaths, of people living in environmental justice communities, with the host doing absolutely nothing about it.
It’s so sad that no matter where we go for political informed opinion and hopefully fact based reporting we run into bipartisan panels not unlike this one that give a pass to the republican who uses disinformation, negative vibe rhetoric and “the other side does it too so why are you picking on trump” nonsense. There needs to pushback on Emily’s nonsense rather than allowing her the last word. Her lies of omission and just downright lies, dismissive language and middling rhetoric left unchecked ... more
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Focusing on the intersection of energy and climate policy, the content provides a comprehensive analysis of how political dynamics influence energy transitions in the U.S. and globally. Episodes frequently feature expert guests who contribute insights on industry challenges, policy implications, and technological advancements, while the hosts maintain a bipartisan approach that encourages diverse perspectives. This unique blend of expert dialogue and thoughtful debate makes it a valuable resource for listeners looking to understand complex energy issues beyond the typical partisan narratives.
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