Nathaniel Rich
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Distorted Democracy and the “Zero-Sum Game”
April 30, 2021
In the US, we’ve become accustomed to climate – like nearly everything else – being politicized. Even when potential solutions might benefit...
Heather McGhee
Political Strategist & Author
Rebecca Willis
Professor and Author
Living with Climate Disruption
April 22, 2021
We’ve been living with the impacts of a changing climate for years, but those impacts don’t all hit the same way. A wildfire amplified by...
Julia Fay Bernal
Director, Pueblo Action Alliance
Tamara Conry
Union Rep, Camp Fire Survivor
REWIND: Billionaire Wilderness
April 16, 2021
How much is access to so-called wilderness tied to wealth?For many of us, the story of the American wilderness begins when Europeans arrived on...
Britt Wray
Broadcaster, Author
Investing in a Clean and Equitable Recovery
April 9, 2021
The Biden Administration’s COVID recovery plans promise to prioritize climate and equity alongside economic growth. The shutdowns brought on by...
Andreas Karelas
Founder and Executive Director, RE-Volv
Donnel Baird
Founder, BlocPower
Sandra Kwak
CEO and Founder, 10Power
Entrepreneurs Creating an Inclusive Economy
April 2, 2021
As the spring of 2021 arrives, it would be hard to design a more challenging — or more promising — moment for implementing climate...
Elizabeth Burakowski
Earth Science Research Assistant Professor, University of New Hampshire
Mario Molina
Executive Director, Protect Our Winters
Kit Deslauriers
National Geographic Explorer, Ski Mountaineer
Weird Winters
March 26, 2021
Warmer, shorter winters may sound like a relief, especially on the heels of this year’s deep-freeze in Texas and record blizzards in Wyoming and...
Geraldine Link
Director of Public Policy, National Ski Areas Association