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Andrew Freedman, Climate and Energy Reporter, Axios
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Rich Thau
Moderator, The Swing Voter Project; Co-founder and President, Engagious
30x30: This Land Is Whose Land?
August 13, 2021
This episode was underwritten in part by Resources Legacy Fund. President Biden has set a goal of conserving 30% of the nation’s land and waters...
Woody Lee
Executive Director, Utah Diné Bikéyah
Catherine E. Semcer
Research Fellow, Property and Environment Research Center
Jennifer Norris
Deputy Secretary for Biodiversity & Habitat, CNRA
Paula J. Ehrlich
President & CEO, E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation
Jay Inslee, BP and Washington’s Climate Story
August 6, 2021
Earlier this year, Washington state passed a bill to put a price on carbon pollution across a huge swath of its economy. But it didn’t get there...
Leonard Forsman
Tribal Chairman, Suquamish Tribe
Tom Wolf
Senior Manager for Government Affairs on West Coast, bp America
Jay Inslee
Governor, Washington State
Frances Moore Lappé
Author, Diet for a Small Planet
Vandana Shiva and the Hubris of Manipulating Nature
July 30, 2021
What are the limits on how much humans should meddle with the natural world? Vandana Shiva is an eco-feminist, activist, editor, and author who...
Peter Norton
Associate Professor of History, University of Virginia
Eric Goldwyn
Assistant Professor, Transportation and Land Use, NYU Marron Institute
Amanda Eaken
Director of Transportation, Bloomberg American Cities Climate Challenge, NRDC
How a Manufactured Car Culture Blocks Transit
July 23, 2021
Unless you live in one of the few dense, urban parts of the country, you probably rely on a car to get around. That culture of car dependency...
REWIND: A Feminist Climate Renaissance
July 16, 2021
Can a feminist renaissance save the climate? A feminist approach to the climate conversation begins over a hundred and fifty years ago. That’s...
Fatih Birol
Executive Director, International Energy Agency
Mark Carney
U.N. Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance