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On this edition of the show, long-time national security expert Sherri Goodman, coiner of the term “threat multiplier” talks about the nexus between national security and climate change.
Senior Fellow (Polar Institute and Environmental Change & Security Program) at the Woodrow Wilson International Center, Goodman is a former first Deputy Undersecretary of Defense (Environmental Security) and staff member on the Senate Armed Services Committee. You won't want to miss this episode!
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On the latest show, have you ever wondered where the term "EcoRight" came from or how it was coined?
Former republicEn.org founding team member Alex Bozmoski made it a team reunion this week, joining host and former colleague Chelsea Henderson.
Alex is now the Vice President of Programs at DEPLOY and has been chasing climate solutions for fifteen years through grassroots education, business, technical assistance, and academic research. He hits on numerous topics and make sure not to miss the appearance by a live porcupine!
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From the latest show, Steven Nesbit shares how the nuclear waste process works.
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From our latest show, Steven Nesbit explains advanced small modular reactors and why there's a trend toward using more SMRs in the U.S.
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From this week's show, American Nuclear Society's Steven Nesbit on some of the myths and misconceptions around nuclear energy safety.
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Listeners ask so we always try and deliver. And this week we welcome American Nuclear Society's Steven Nesbit after a listener requested to hear from a nuclear engineer and expert.
Steven joined host Chelsea Henderson to discuss the clean energy benefits of nuclear, myth busting some misconceptions around nuclear energy and why small modular reactors are so attractive. And he hits on so much more in a wide-ranging nuclear interview!
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From this week's show, Rory Nornberg on how they plan to share and grow High Schoolers for Carbon Dividends.
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From this week's show, Roey Nornberg talks about the formation of High Schoolers for Carbon Dividends across all 50 states.
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From this week's show, Katherine Mezzalingua explains what inspired her to co-found High Schoolers for Carbon Dividends.
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We love having young people on the EcoRight Speaks and we loved having two founders of High Schoolers for Carbon Dividends join us this week in Katherine Mezzalingua and Roey Nornberg.
HS4CD is an extension of the national college-level network, Students for Carbon Dividends (S4CD). Katherine and Roey talked with host Chelsea Henderson about getting involved in a policy-based issue and why they're passionate about a market-based solution to climate change.
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