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Reaching 100% Renewables by 2035
Community organizer Bridget Vial and energy analyst Paula Garcia discuss how some states can reach an equitable transition to 100% clean energy by 2035.
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Updated: Farming While Black
For Juneteenth, we’ve updated one of our most listened-to episodes (2021), featuring Leah Penniman, founder of Soul Fire Farm and author of Farming While Black
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It’s Danger Season: When Climate Impacts Collide
Climate scientist Dr. Kristina Dahl discusses why we’re renaming summers “Danger Season.”
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The Danger of Gas Leaks
Organizer Yaritza Perez and climate scientist Dr. Juan Declet-Barreto discuss methane pollution.
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US and China’s Nuclear Policy
Dr. Gregory Kulacki discusses China’s nuclear weapons strategy and the Russian war in Ukraine.
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Out of the Lab, Into the Community
Dr. Monica Unseld details her journey from scientist to activist and discusses how science institutions can forge successful partnerships with communities.
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North Korea Missile Launches
Nuclear nonproliferation expert Dr. Jeffrey Lewis breaks down why North Korea appears to be ramping up its missile tests, and what this means for our geopolitics.
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Fighting Disinformation
Communications strategist Sabrina Joy Stevens shares practical tips for shutting down disinformation online.
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Russian Threat of Nuclear Weapons in Ukraine
Dr. Tara Drozdenko explains why nuclear weapons should never be on the table in a global conflict.
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Tips for Buying an Electric Car
Engineer and electric vehicles expert Dr. David Reichmuth answers burning questions for first-time EV buyers.
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Fighting Voter Suppression
Dr. Adrienne Jones discusses efforts to limit voter access in Georgia, and how we can all fight back, no matter what state we live in.
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President Biden’s First Year: Progress and Shortfalls
What's on the line for science and justice—and how can the Biden administration improve its support for science?
