Claudine Schneider was the first woman from Rhode Island elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and the first Republican in over 40 years when she was elected in 1981. The five-term Congresswoman has one of the strongest environmental records of any GOP member and she joins host Chelsea Henderson this week. 

Schneider shares how her time in office is vastly different than today, filing her own climate bill (Global Warming Prevention Act of 1989), how listeners can make a difference in your own communities and more. Don't miss this passionate conversation with former Congresswoman Schneider! 

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Braver Angels volunteer Beth Malow works as a sleep specialist and describes climate change's effect on sleep. Find out more or check them out online at https://braverangels.org

Beth Malow shares how Braver Angels tries to get navigate and address partisanship. Find out more or check them out online at https://braverangels.org

Braver Angels volunteer Bruce Morlan describes the group's bipartisan engagement and how his Rotary Club was used as a test. Find out more or check them out online at https://braverangels.org.

Braver Angels is a grassroots, cross-partisan organization dedicated to political depolarization. This week our host Chelsea Henderson is joined by Braver Angels volunteers Beth Malow and Bruce Morlan. Beth and Bruce share how their workshops work and aim to depolarize people on key issues and differences.

Part of Citizen Climate Lobby, find out more about Braver Angels online at https://braverangels.org/

Horse Racing Nation CEO Mark Midland on race day cancellations due to heat is confined to only a certain few U.S. tracks.

Horse racing expert Mark Midland explains how horses cope with racing in the hot summer weather.

Horse Racing Nation founder & CEO Mark Midland on horses competing in extreme heat and at what point does it get too hot for racing.

Back in mid-June, the horse racing track Churchill Downs canceled racing for the day due to the heat index near 110 degrees. It was the first time in 10 years and one of only a handful of times in track history that racing has been canceled because of extreme heat. 

Horse racing expert and Horse Racing Nation CEO Mark Midland joins us this week to talk about climate change's impact on the horse racing industry, how tracks are dealing with extreme heat from coast to coast, what goes into a track cancellation due to extreme weather and much more. Don't miss this interview and check out Mark's website at: https://www.horseracingnation.com/

co2mmit founder Jim Tolbert gives an example of how accepting responsibility for his actions is conservative, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and saving him money.