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Who will benefit from the lithium land grab in California?
Lithium reserves under the Salton Sea could fuel the battery revolution. But locals are worried they'll be left behind.
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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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What's behind the rapid rise in US carbon emissions?
And what do two pandemic-related spikes in fossil fuel use mean for the energy transition?
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Adam McKay on how to make a movie about climate change
Don’t Look Up finds the dark humor in existential threat.
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The risk of ‘unforced error’ in Hawaii’s transition from coal
Will shutting down a major coal plant in Hawaii cause pollution to rise?
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Are Biden’s climate ambitions slipping away?
This week on The Carbon Copy: The president may still have a slim chance to do something big on climate — but for how much longer?
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Elon Musk’s legacy at Tesla
Time magazine selected Elon Musk as the person of the year. Has he lived up to his original mission at Tesla?
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Your ‘carbon footprint’ is a marketing ruse
How an oil company built one of the most pervasive marketing campaigns in history — and how it’s still fooling us today.
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Florida is the latest battleground in the fight over gas bans in buildings
Republicans and the gas industry strike back at city plans to phase out fossil fuels.
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Ithaca’s novel plan to eliminate carbon from buildings
A city proves there’s lots of private money for the Green New Deal.
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How a global climate deal almost collapsed
A last-minute change on fossil fuels nearly derailed this year’s climate negotiations.
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