From this week's episode, Joe Dominguez says a price signal is the best way long term to answer our climate and environmental challenges.

From this week's episode, Joe Dominguez on how many in the power industry are internalizing the external cost of pollution. 

From this week's show, Constellation Energy's Joe Dominguez explains the basics of how the power industry works at Constellation.

Joe Dominguez is the President and CEO of Constellation, one of the leading clean energy producers in the country and joins host Chelsea Henderson on this week's episode!

Joe touches on their shift from central station power plants to more renewable-based plants to better serve their customers and help in the fight against climate change. He also talks about the continuing role of natural gas, many utilities across the country passing the price of carbon onto the customer and how Constellation is working to 100% net zero air pollution by 2040.

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Congressman Donalds shares his thoughts on government subsidies for alternatives like solar and wind.

Congressman Donalds on Florida's water quality issues from a state and federal perspective.

Congressman Byron Donalds touches on the Naples 'field trip' republicEn.org hosted for him and his staff to Keewaydin Island last month.

We are always excited to welcome a sitting Member of Congress to the podcast. And we're pumped to have Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL-19) joining host Chelsea Henderson and our executive director Bob Inglis this week. Congressman Donalds touched on conservation in and around his Naples area district, the recent 'field trip' we hosted for him at Keewaydin Island last month, water quality issues and more. Don't miss this guest interview!

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Sarah Davis says climate change is about our kids' future versus raising money to divide as many special interest groups do.

Clear Skies Texas' and former State Rep. Sarah Davis describes seeing and experiencing both extremes of climate change, while living in Houston.