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We’re living through a climate emergency; addressing this crisis begins by talking about it. Co-Hosts Greg Dalton, Ariana Brocious and Kousha Navidar bring you empowering conversations that connect all aspects of the challenge — the scary and the exciting, the individual and the systemic. Join us.
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Power Year in Review (12/2/13)
A journalist, environmentalist, commissioner and energy expert discuss 2013 power news in California.
68 min
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Parched California (11/14/13)
Four experts discuss the future of water in California.
64 min
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Graham Nash (11/7/13)
An exclusive peek into the wild tales and issues facing today's environmental movement with one of the greats of rock and roll, art and social activism.
75 min
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Fracked State (11/05/13)
California State Senator Fran Pavley, an environmentalist, and lobbyist for the oil industry discuss the future of fracking in California.
65 min
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Deep Blue (10/28/13)
Experts discuss the impacts of climate change on our oceans and how California can embrace an emerging blue technology industry.
63 min
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Mountain Meltdown (10/22/13)
A professional snowboarder, climate experts, and CEOs from some of North America’s most popular ski resorts participate in a two-part panel.
71 min
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Paul Hawken & Andy Revkin: Carbon Gift (10/18/13)
Paul Hawken and Andy Revkin talk about climate change in the news today.
61 min
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OPEC Oil Embargo +40 (10/18/13)
Former CIA Director Jim Woolsey and former Secretary of State George Shultz discuss oil and national security in an age of climate disruption.
62 min
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Bay Delta: A Grand Bargain? (10/15/13)
The future of freshwater in California.
65 min
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Grazing, Grass and Gas (10/3/13)
Former Patagonia CEO Kristine Tompkins joins a conservationist and a scientist to discuss how preserving native grasslands can curb emissions.
63 min
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Metro Revolution (9/19/13)
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, an urban planner and a researcher discuss the global economy and the “metropolitan revolution” taking America by storm.
66 min
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Corn, Cars and Cows (8/21/13)
Corn has changed fuel options worldwide, but it could be increasing food costs. Experts in oil, ethanol and dairy industries discuss the pros and cons.
65 min
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Overheated (6/27/13)
A doctor and a lawyer discuss the impacts of a warming planet, from vulnerable water supplies and disease risks to the emergence of human conflict
65 min
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Nature's Price Tag (7/25/13)
If nature were a corporation it would be a large cap stock. Putting a precise tag on something long seen as free is a conceptual leap. However many large companies are starting to realize the extent to which their profits rely on well operating ecosystems
65 min
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Fracking News (7/19/13)
Two reporters discuss the benefits and risks of using hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, to extract petroleum and natural gas.
66 min
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Environmental Debt (7/8/13)
Amy Larkin and John Hofmeister on the cost of pollution and finding business solutions to create a sustainable economy.
66 min
642
Governors Ritter and Whitman: Risk and Resilien...
A conversation with two former state chief executives on bridging the partisan divide and adapting to climate change.
66 min
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Power Choice (6/17/13)
A conversation with four experts on local and clean power nationally and in the San Francisco Bay Area.
64 min
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Sea Surge (6/18/13)
A conversation with an archaeologist and a lawyer on sea level rise, climate refugees, and the impact of climate change on the world’s oceans
65 min
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Pandora's Promise (6/15/13)
A Climate One Cinema post-screening conversation on the documentary “Pandora’s Promise” and the future of nuclear power.
25 min
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Rebels With a Cause (6/9/13)
The documentary “Rebels with a Cause” follows the movement to preserve the natural landscape of Point Reyes, California from urbanization. A Climate One Cinema post-screening conversation on a local conservation movement with national implications.
27 min
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Google's Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen (6/4/13)
A conversation with Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen on innovation and the implications of a connected world.
66 min
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Walmart. Emit Less. Live Better (5/6/13)
Two top executives from Walmart and BSR tackle the issues surrounding sustainable capitalism.
66 min
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Climate Correspondents (5/3/13)
Four international journalists discuss the trials and triumphs of environmental journalism in the developing world.
63 min
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Warrior Writers (5/3/13)
Bill McKibben & Antonia Juhasz, two of the environmental movement’s leading communicators, discuss speaking up and being heard.
65 min