In this episode, I have a summer chat with a corporate strategist about his interations with boards. He gives his take on how corporate boards think about climate change solutions. 

In this episode, we  list  three outcomes from COP 26 - Phasing Down Coal, Capturing Methane Gas, and Developing Green Hydrogen as a fuel source. We explain the three types of hydrogen - grey, blue and green, the benefits and challenges of using it as a clean fuel source. We discuss the use of Hydrogen in the Hindenburg Air Ship that went down in flames in Lakehurst, New Jersey. We contemplate the safety elements of  hydrogen as a fuel source.

In this episode, we visit with a gentleman who has been recycling and refurbishing discarded items for over 60 years. His roadside shop contains a collection of items ranging from farm equipment to apple cider makers to bird houses to benches - all saved from becoming solid waste. I sift through his collectibles and find a 10 pound, rusted 3 foot wrench, originally used to repair farm machinery. It is now an artifact in my front yard, sitting next to a vintage bicycle, used for harboring flower pots. 

In this episode I give some stats about the countries that genrate the most and the least amounts of solid waste. I give the names of only 3 countries in the world that are carbon negative. I take a trip out to rural New Jersey to discover a shop that has been restoring household items for decades.

In this episode we talk about the Net Zero Banking Alliance, what it hopes to achieve, how it proposes to do that, what are carbon sinks, what is the 1.5 degree trajectory, and other comments related to Carbon reduction

In this episode I "clear the air" on COP 26. What is COP, why is it important, what items were discussed there, what were some of the well known COPs in the past, what were the key outcomes and disappointments , what role did India and China play in COP 26, where do we go from here?

Ryan Laddey, who worked with the UN on significant papers describing the impact of climate change upon women in Africa and other developing zones, gives his commentary on studies funded by the Japanese government. He gives his reasons for concluding how women in developing nations are more greatly impacted than men. He shares how insurance companies are making carbon reduction commitments by signing on to the Net Zero Insurance Alliance. 

n this episode I take a trip to Marconi Tower and Marconi Beach in The Cape Cod National Seashore. I view a rookery of seals, I ponder upon the progress unleashed by Marconi and I stumble upon a paradoxical statement attributed to Marconi.

In this episode, I interview Michelle McGinty from The Center for Resource Solutions, a non profit that creates policy and market solutions to advance sustainable energy

In this episode, we  revisit the day Martians landed at Grovers Mill NJ, on October 30, 1938, and we discuss the difference between the atmospheres of the Earth and Mars.