A Climate Change with Matt Matern

Tony Pan, CEO of Modern Hydrogen, discusses the groundbreaking technology converting natural gas into clean hydrogen and sequestering carbon as valuable carbon black. Tony highlights the company's progress, including substantial funding, utility partnerships, and plans for large-scale manufacturing, with emphasis on government support through the Inflation Reduction Act for fair competition in clean hydrogen technologies.A Climate Change With Matt Matern is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so

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Marianne Williamson, Democractic Presidential candidate 2024 criticizes Joe Biden's environmental policies, urging for a moral approach to climate change. She calls for mass mobilization, transformative leadership, and global action, suggesting tariffs to encourage sustainable practices. The discussion also touches on her campaign challenges, the MeToo movement, and the need for diverse voices in American politics.A Climate Change With Matt Matern is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so

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Join Matt with Senator Ben Allen this week! He discusses SB54, a key California bill targeting plastic pollution through recycling mandates. He emphasizes collaboration among environmental groups, local governments, and industry for extended plastic producer responsibility. 

Senator Allen expresses support for a carbon tax in California!  The interview also covers the COP 28 conference and his skepticism because of the influence of fossil fuel producers.  Allen warns the roll out of rooftop solar is being threatened by the PUC in California and urges everyone to raise their voices to prevent the utility companies from hurting the rooftop solar roll out.A Climate Change With Matt Matern is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so

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Sally leads the Forum's mission to create a just and regenerative future. She is laser focused when it comes to transforming how the world thinks about, produces, consumes and values both food and energy.A Climate Change With Matt Matern is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so

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Is seabed mining the answer? Listen in with Matt and two special guests this week.  Dr. Lisa Levin, Distinguished Professor Emerita at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, who specializes in biological oceanography.  Dr. Levin is a deep-sea biologist interested in the intersection of biodiversity, climate and human disturbance.  Joining her is James McFarlane, Chief Operating Officer of Strategic Robotic Systems who brilliantly weighs in lucidly on this crucial matter.

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Join Matt with Saxon Metzger, Solar Project Development Manager of NuLife Power Services.  He is passionate about solar sustainability on top of being a Professor of Sustainable Business.

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Listen in to a very unique show, with Candor Bourne, representing the Congo, or the "left lung of the earth"; Director of Conservation Partnerships at Friends of Bonobos (an endangered great ape found only in the Congo).  She is joined by Sean Willmore, representing the "right lung of the earth", the Founder and Director The Thin Green Line Foundation and works with the park rangers who courageously fight to protect to the Amazonian rainforest. 

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Matt speaks with Sarah Barth and Laura McClendon from Sempervirens, an organization dedicated to protecting redwood forests in California. They discuss the Redwoods’ role in sequestering carbon dioxide, contributing to climate change mitigation.  Controlled burns and indigenous collaboration also play a crucial role in maintaining forest health and reducing the risk of catastrophic wildfires.  Rising temperatures, shifting precipitation patterns, and changes in fog patterns are affecting redwood forests, leading to signs of stress and slower growth. Younger Redwood trees are particularly vulnerable in the hotter, drier environment. Learn how you can get involved TO SAVE THE REDWOODS!  A Climate Change With Matt Matern is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so

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Matt Matern speaks with Zachary Frankel and Nick Halberg from the Utah Rivers Council. The discussion covers the council's efforts to safeguard rivers from proposed dams, the significance of the Great Salt Lake ecosystem, water usage challenges, conservation initiatives, and the need to reconsider the valuation and usage of water. 

They discuss the Bear's Ears National Monument and the challenges faced by Lake Powell due to climate change and overuse. The urgency of addressing this crisis and retrofitting Glen Canyon Dam to secure water flow is underscored, with a call for public engagement and political pressure to drive action.

The conversation also touches on notable figures in the climate change and environmental domain, including Bill McKibben, Brock Evans, Paul Hawken, Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, and Alex Blumberg, highlighting their significant contributions.

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Listen in as Paul Hawken gives us a master class in how to HEAL THE PLANET and our SOCIETY!  Paul has written numerous books including Regeneration-Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation.  Paul founded Project Drawdown.  Paul was in Selma and Montgomery with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr!  Paul gives us practical advice and will inspire you to take action today. 

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