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We need to talk about permafrost and its impact on the climate
A country-sized source of carbon emissions is starting to be released.
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The Carbon Copy
A weekly newsmagazine about the changing planet, hosted by Stephen Lacey.
We’ve entered a new era of mass deployment of climate solutions. How will it play out?
The Carbon Copy is a weekly narrative-news show that explains the business and tech trends shaping decarbonization. Each week, host Stephen Lacey digs into the business and technology stories that explain the rise of clean energy, the challenge to fossil fuels, and how the energy system is transforming in dramatic ways.
The show is a co-production of Post Script Media and Canary Media.
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The people-centric energy transition: A partner-supported episode
An episode in collaboration with Oracle: What would a customer-empowered energy transition look like?
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How bad is the Supreme Court’s decision on climate?
The high court hindered the federal government’s ability to regulate heat-trapping gases. But by how much?
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One weird trick to make heat pumps boom
A simple incentive could change the game for home electrification in America.
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Will the bear market hurt clean energy?
A look at whether an economic correction spells trouble for clean energy deployment.
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Get ready for the battery recycling boom
Efforts to recycle lithium-ion EV batteries have so far been niche and costly, but now this industry is growing up and attracting billions of dollars in investment.
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The tension over Puerto Rico’s energy future
Nearly five years after Puerto Rico’s grid was destroyed, can solar and batteries prevail?
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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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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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