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Why Texas Republicans are trying to crush wind and solar
Texas is the state with the most wind and utility-scale solar in development. But Republicans are suddenly trying to stop the industry's growth. Why?
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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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How will we power all those green factories?
The U.S. is set for an industrial surge thanks to clean energy incentives. Will we have enough renewables to power that industry?
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Live: Is advanced nuclear ready for liftoff?
This week, we explore what it will take to build a lasting advanced nuclear industry in America.
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America’s green industrial strategy 2.0
Will Biden’s push for industrial policy centered around clean energy work?
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Will America’s commercial kitchens go electric?
Meet the chef working to convince the U.S. culinary industry to ditch gas.
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Live: How AI could supercharge climatetech
The business world is about to get turned upside down by artificial intelligence. How will it impact energy?
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What's driving the surge in opposition to renewables?
Facebook groups and media manipulation are contributing to increased local opposition to wind and solar projects.
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Live: The most ambitious city energy transition in America
The race to 100% clean power is on in Los Angeles.
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A bank collapse threatens climate startups
Silicon Valley Bank’s meltdown leaves a big hole for early-stage companies building climate solutions. What comes next?
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A rogue geoengineering startup sparks worry
Make Sunsets is sending balloons filled with sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere. Is it performance art — or a new era for geoengineering?
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