We discuss takeaways from COP28, findings from a new climate communication study, and tips on how to have effective, empowering conversations about climate change.
Co-host Anna speaks with PhD students Eman Elshaikh and Jonah Messinger about the science and sociology of solid-state fusion, its moonshot promise of abundant clean energy, and the lessons we can learn from history that will allow this fascinating field to reach its full potential.
What does it mean to be an environmentalist? Where did those ideas come from? And how can we make the movement more inclusive?
Co-host Anna speaks with her father about her grandfather’s involvement in the Manhattan Project, and about the role of nuclear technology today as safe, reliable, clean energy that can advance climate action.
SpaceshipOne team member Sydney speaks with Awoe Mauna-Woanya, a LA-based climate consultant and host of the new podcast Fostering Our Earth.
The US power grid is in dire need of an upgrade, and we can achieve it through better grid integration, Smart Grids, microgrids, and electrification via clean energy.
Co-host Anna speaks with AirGuardian about their efforts to improve air quality in different communities in California.
Anna habla con miembros del grupo Aire Guardián sobre sus esfuerzos de mejorar la calidad del aire en diferentes comunidades en California.
We talk to TerraPraxis about their plans to convert the world’s 2,400 coal plants to nuclear plants, bringing countless benefits to human health and economic prosperity for communities around the globe.
Co-hosts Anna and Paloma discuss the history of Earth Day and its accomplishments, as well as the lessons and legacy for the environmental movement today.
