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The obscure federal agency that's hindering climate legislation
How the Congressional Budget Office is stacking the deck against climate policy.
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The Carbon Copy
A weekly newsmagazine about the changing planet, hosted by Stephen Lacey.
Climate change is not a distant science story. It’s a story about how everything in our carbon-based economy works — and how it’s getting reworked.
The Carbon Copy is a weekly news analysis podcast that explains the changing planet through the lens of current events. In each episode, we talk to a journalist, executive, subject-matter expert, practitioner or newsmaker to understand what their story tells us about how the planet is transforming.
The show is a co-production of Post Script Media and Canary Media.
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How air pollution and heat make pregnancy more dangerous
As the Supreme Court appears poised to overturn federal-level abortion protections, we explore the direct link between reproductive health and climate change.
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The hidden history of California oil
How residential drilling sparked public health and environmental justice problems in California.
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Could Elon Musk’s risky Twitter takeover hurt Tesla?
How one of the biggest leveraged buyouts in U.S. history could impact America's top electric car maker.
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How a trade complaint could crush the US solar industry
Auxin Solar has triggered a new spat in America’s trade war with China. It’s already derailing large-scale solar projects — and could create major headaches for Biden.
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How bitcoin is keeping zombie power plants alive
Cryptocurrency is an economic lifeline for dirty, aging coal and gas plants.
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Why today’s energy crisis will lead to 'profound change'
Amory Lovins on lessons learned from the last 50 years of energy security crises — and why today's solutions are different.
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Top US securities regulator proposes a historic climate disclosure rule
How the SEC’s new rules could change corporate accountability in America.
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The 'inevitable industries' that will decarbonize the world
Low-cost, high-capacity clean energy is opening the door for a broader set of deep-decarbonization solutions.
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The Bronx fire underscores America’s energy insecurity crisis
What New York’s deadliest fire in decades tells us about the role of housing in energy inequity.
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