Sheldon Whitehouse
U.S. Senator, Rhode Island
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Sea Heroes: Extreme Edition
July 17, 2016
Our planet’s oceans drive our weather and generate much of our oxygen -- and they’re being severely impacted by climate change. What can be done about
Rod G. Sinks
City Council Member, Cupertino, CA
Elizabeth Patterson
Mayor, Benicia, CA
Diane Doucette
Co-Founder and Executive Director, Chambers for Innovation and Clean Energy
John Purcell
VP and Global R&D Lead, Monsanto Company
Debbie Dooley
President, Conservatives for Energy Freedom, Co-Founder, Tea Party Movement
Gerry Tierney
Associate Principal, Perkins + Will
Stephanie Smith
COO, Greencastle LLC
Emily Castor Warren
Director of Transportation Policy, Lyft
Cigarettes & Tailpipes: Tales of Two Industries
February 19, 2016
Cigarette makers downplayed the dangers of smoking for decades with distracting science. How close is the link between tobacco denial and climate
C1 Revue: Can Our Connected Lives Be Green and Safe?
April 4, 2017
California has committed to getting one-half of its electricity from renewable sources by the year 2030. But clean energy advocates say the state
Youth in the Streets and in the Courts
March 17, 2017
Do teenagers have a chance to be heard and make an impact on an issue so complex and massive as the world’s energy system? How are young advocates
Wilford Welch
Speaker on Sustainability and Resilience
Pat Wood III
CEO, Hunt Energy Network
REWIND: Climate Equity
March 26, 2017
Will a green economy be more equitable than the brown economy? As California transitions to renewable energy, the result will be green jobs, cleaner
May Boeve
Executive Director, 350.org
Why Facts Don’t Trump the President
February 24, 2017
An information war is raging in our country, in mainstream news and on social media. What is factual and what is an “alternative fact?” Do facts even
Amory Lovins
Co-founder and Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute
Killing the Colorado
February 16, 2017
Every year, 41 million Americans take more water out of the Colorado than nature puts into it. How can we continue to share an ever-shrinking resource