With all the depressing climate news out there, it’s sometimes hard to see progress. The Climate Conversation cuts through the noise and presents you with relevant climate change solutions happening on the Hill and in communities around the United States. Twice a month, join Environmental and Energy Study Institute staff members as they interview environmental, energy, and policy experts on practi... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Science |
It seems like almost every day there is another story about new advancements in Artificial Intelligence, or AI. By now, many of us are familiar with ChatGPT, but there is a wide variety of different models and applications for the rapidly-evolving AI... more
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has ten regional offices across the country that carry out the agency’s programs. In this episode, co-hosts Dan and Alison sit down with EPA Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator Adam Ortiz, whose office serves... more
Wildfires have already made national headlines this year, as Texans recover from the largest fire in their state's history. The impacts of climate change—rising temperatures and drought, in particular—have driven the increase in wildfire frequency an... more
Did you know that Hawaii has the highest household electricity costs in the United States? To combat energy inequity in the state, Hawaii’s green bank, the Hawaii Green Infrastructure Authority (HGIA), created its on-bill financing program known as t... more
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Great information... and reasons to hope! When I think about the arctic, I think about suffering polar bears rising sea levels — all depressing topics. But listening to Episode 7 on climate and the arctic, I got some some relief! We‘re still not even close to addressing the climate crisis, but hearing Rick Thoman and the EESI host team discuss the latest information from up north means that knowledgeable people are paying attention and sharing what they know. I look forward to listening in a... more
I haven't missed an episode from this podcast: it's a great way to learn more about key sustainability issues (climate action, clean energy, resilience, energy efficiency...), and the two co-hosts are very engaging!
This is an excellent podcast! Really appreciate the insights from the guests they bring in. Great way to stay up to date on current climate initiatives and the policy work behind them. The hosts are fantastic!
This is an incredible podcast from an amazing organization that teaches you about climate change and Congress. Very important right now.
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