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The economic impact of climate disruption goes far beyond the creation of “green jobs.” From oil company...

Critical issues of energy, economy, and the environment have become increasingly interdependent. When we talk about a single issue—water, energy, transportation, or another area affected by climate disruption—we can’t help but talk about the others.

Climate One provides a safe place for connecting the issues that most directly affect our lives now. Attendees of our live events and listeners of our podcasts report surprising “A-ha!” moments that have led them to new understanding, inspired them to take concrete action, and changed their lives for good. We invite you to explore the issues, see where they intersect, and make your own connections.
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Energy production and consumption are intimately connected with nearly every aspect of our everyday...

Critical issues of energy, economy, and the environment have become increasingly interdependent. When we talk about a single issue—water, energy, transportation, or another area affected by climate disruption—we can’t help but talk about the others.

Climate One provides a safe place for connecting the issues that most directly affect our lives now. Attendees of our live events and listeners of our podcasts report surprising “A-ha!” moments that have led them to new understanding, inspired them to take concrete action, and changed their lives for good. We invite you to explore the issues, see where they intersect, and make your own connections.
Food
How do we feed the world’s growing population? What is the impact of shifting weather patterns on crop...

Critical issues of energy, economy, and the environment have become increasingly interdependent. When we talk about a single issue—water, energy, transportation, or another area affected by climate disruption—we can’t help but talk about the others.

Climate One provides a safe place for connecting the issues that most directly affect our lives now. Attendees of our live events and listeners of our podcasts report surprising “A-ha!” moments that have led them to new understanding, inspired them to take concrete action, and changed their lives for good. We invite you to explore the issues, see where they intersect, and make your own connections.
Resilience
For some, rising sea levels, explosive population growth, and economic consequences like commodity price...

Critical issues of energy, economy, and the environment have become increasingly interdependent. When we talk about a single issue—water, energy, transportation, or another area affected by climate disruption—we can’t help but talk about the others.

Climate One provides a safe place for connecting the issues that most directly affect our lives now. Attendees of our live events and listeners of our podcasts report surprising “A-ha!” moments that have led them to new understanding, inspired them to take concrete action, and changed their lives for good. We invite you to explore the issues, see where they intersect, and make your own connections.
Technology
From Silicon Valley to the Horn of Africa, technologies are being developed to create sustainable...

Critical issues of energy, economy, and the environment have become increasingly interdependent. When we talk about a single issue—water, energy, transportation, or another area affected by climate disruption—we can’t help but talk about the others.

Climate One provides a safe place for connecting the issues that most directly affect our lives now. Attendees of our live events and listeners of our podcasts report surprising “A-ha!” moments that have led them to new understanding, inspired them to take concrete action, and changed their lives for good. We invite you to explore the issues, see where they intersect, and make your own connections.
Transportation
Like no other period in human history, we get around. Fossil fuel-powered automobile and air travel has...

Critical issues of energy, economy, and the environment have become increasingly interdependent. When we talk about a single issue—water, energy, transportation, or another area affected by climate disruption—we can’t help but talk about the others.

Climate One provides a safe place for connecting the issues that most directly affect our lives now. Attendees of our live events and listeners of our podcasts report surprising “A-ha!” moments that have led them to new understanding, inspired them to take concrete action, and changed their lives for good. We invite you to explore the issues, see where they intersect, and make your own connections.
Comprising over 70 percent of the earth’s surface and about 60 percent of the human body, water is one...

Critical issues of energy, economy, and the environment have become increasingly interdependent. When we talk about a single issue—water, energy, transportation, or another area affected by climate disruption—we can’t help but talk about the others.

Climate One provides a safe place for connecting the issues that most directly affect our lives now. Attendees of our live events and listeners of our podcasts report surprising “A-ha!” moments that have led them to new understanding, inspired them to take concrete action, and changed their lives for good. We invite you to explore the issues, see where they intersect, and make your own connections.

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  • Rick Perry

    "I don’t believe you have to choose between economic prosperity and protection of our environment."

    — Rick Perry

    U.S. Secretary of Energy; former Governor of Texas

Ken Caldeira

Climate Scientist, Carnegie Institution for Science, Department of Global Ecology at Stanford University

Loretta Lynch

Former Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission

Dian Grueneich

Former Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission

Tom Dalzell

Business Manager, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1245

Laura Wisland

Senior Manager, Western States Energy, Union of Concerned Scientists

Mark Toney

Executive Director, The Utility Reform Network

John Holdren

Former Science Advisor to President Obama, Teresa and John Heinz Professor of Environmental Policy at Harvard Kennedy School of Government

Gina McCarthy

Former U.S. EPA Administrator; Director of the The Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health