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Gas stations vs utilities: the battle for the future of charging
How the rise of electric vehicles is creating conflict between two titans of the energy industry.
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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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A reality check on corporate sustainability
How large companies are claiming credit for climate progress that isn’t actually happening.
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The Ike Dike could protect Houston from the next big hurricane
The $31B coastal barrier could be the largest civil-engineering project in U.S. history. But will it be enough?
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New York’s clean energy puzzle
Huge renewables targets, nuclear closures and transmission constraints. Can New York pull it off?
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The ‘ecological Ponzi scheme’ putting Florida at risk
Hurricane Ian showed how unprepared Florida is for more frequent climate extremes.
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From empty concrete to offshore wind hub
How Sunset Park, Brooklyn is creating an inclusive model for developing the green industries of the future.
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Patagonia’s founder gives away the company for climate
Will this audacious move from the $3B outdoor-clothing company raise the bar for corporate sustainability?
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Puerto Rico's preventable grid disaster
Another hurricane, another mass blackout — and another humanitarian disaster that could have been avoided.
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Drought is resurfacing lost relics around the world
From ancient villages to Buddhist statues to dinosaur tracks, drought is uncovering history below the waterline.
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Should we eat bugs, farmed fish or soy?
Introducing Climavores: a show about eating on a changing planet.
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