Podcast
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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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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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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Why 'maladaptation' is getting so much attention
As cities race to invest in climate infrastructure, the threat of maladaptation looms. What exactly is it?
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Russian oil ban forces an abrupt shift in Biden's climate plan
How the energy security frame is changing the conversation in Washington.
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Russia’s war hits energy markets hard
Shocks from Russia's invasion of Ukraine will permanently alter the global energy system.
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Will truck lovers go electric?
From charging infrastructure to battery life, customers have questions.
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The military’s net-zero agenda
How the U.S. Armed Forces came to see climate change as a key national security threat.
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Could a ‘green upheaval’ embolden Russia?
What Germany’s complicated relationship with Russia tells us about the messy geopolitics of the energy transition.
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