Envirocast

In this episode I talked with Gillian Calof, The Vice President of operations at Climate Action Reserve, an organization that is committed to mitigating climate change mainly though their carbon credit program, what carbon credits, which are also widely called carbon offsets, what they are and if they are really better for the environment. Social Media: Twitter: @EnvirocastP Instagram: @Envirocast...

In this episode I talk with Kathy Harris, Eastern cleans vehicles and fuels advocate for the Natural Resource Defense Council, on why electric cars are becoming popular, and what Biden promising to replace all 650,000 government vehicles with zero emission alternatives means for the future of zero emission vehicles.  Social Media: Twitter: @EnvirocastP Instagram: @Envriocat_Podcast 

In this episode I talk with Jeff Garden, A Chief Investment Officer at a financial firm, about how and why ESG investing is making investing more green. Social Media: Instagram: @Envirocast_Podcats Twitter:@EnvirocastP

This is the part 2 of what is the Keystone XL pipeline. In the episode we ask Dallas Goldtooth, a No Keystone organizer and activist his thoughts on the shutdown of the Keystone XL pipeline.  Social Media: Instagram: @envirocast_podcast Twitter: @envirocastpodcast

One of Joe Biden's first day executive orders shut down the Keystone XL pipeline. This week, in a 2 part series, we talk with Dallas Goldtooth, an organizer and activist who has been working for 8 years to try to shutdown the Keystone XL pipeline, what it is.   Social: Instagram: @Envirocast_podcast Twitter: @Evirocastpodcast

Whenever we talk about climate policy we always talk about this one number, 1.5. In todays episode we talk about the significance of that number and what it really means. 

In this episode I ask my guest Ross Salawitch, an expert on the Paris Climate Accord, what it is and what the United States needs to do to catch up on the promises it gave when Joining the Accord. Ross Salawitch also wrote a book on the Paris Climate Accord called ”Paris Climate Agreement: Beacon of Hope”, which you can  download for free here: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319...

2020 is over, and I know I am speaking for a lot of you when I say that I am so glad that it is, but today we are going to go back all the way to the beginning of 2020 and look at everything environmental , the good and the bad, that has happened this year.

One of the traditions during the Holidays is to buy presents, but over buying is destroying our planet. In this episode, we take a deep dive and talk about what the effects of overbuying for the Holidays really are, and believe me, this was an eye opener. Thanks to Story of Stuff, for creating the audio you will hear in this podcast.