Podcasts about climate change legislation

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A governor with the sanity to to see crap for what it is and the gumption to stand up against it. Governor DeSantis from Florida has announced that Florida is permanently blocking any and all future legislation that has any language to do with climate change. The agenda of the Shadow government has for a very long time been brainwashing people into believing there is such a thing as climate change. They have told us ridiculous things like cow farts are going to drive the world to the edge of Extinction. They not only want us to eat bugs and put away beef, but they would fly around in there private jets while the rest of us are on bicycles. Welcome new world order? No thank you it says Governor DeSantis.

California Governor Gavin Newsom is urging state legislators to make progress on climate change before the end of the current legislative session. Then, as cases of monkeypox climb and health officials scramble to contain the outbreaks, one veteran journalist sees the similarities from covering the HIV/AIDS crisis almost four decades ago. And for our weekend arts preview, we hear about some new art openings and closings, music and theater about Paris, and even some outdoor jazz.

On the latest show, Senator Joe Lieberman explains why he's always pursing climate change legislation with a Republican colleague or co-sponsor. Hear the full "Eco Right Speaks!" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.

Ahead of COP26 William Crawley talks to Prof John Barry and Lord Deben.

Learn about the latest in local public affairs in about the time it takes for a coffee break! Brian Callanan of Seattle Channel and Kevin Schofield of Seattle City Council Insight discuss King County's new vaccine verification requirements, a new County plan to take over security and management of City Hall Park, a question about climate change legislation from one of our patrons, and Seattle's annual Public Safety Survey. If you like this podcast, please support us on Patreon! 

Politics and Religion Make for a Toxic Mix. Fasting for CLimate Change Legislation, & The Truth About Karl Marx

In this episode, we discuss the Commonwealth's new Act Creating a Next Generation Roadmap for Massachusetts Climate Policy and Executive Order 594 with Eric Friedman, the Director of the Leading by Example Program, which is a division of the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources. From a higher level perspective, we explore what this new legislation means for our municipal libraries and how to reduce carbon emissions and plan for a clean energy future. 

In this exclusive investigation: a senior ExxonMobil lobbyist has been captured on camera claiming that the oil giant is using its power and influence to water down US climate legislation. And not just that. In this Greenpeace UnEarthed investigation, exclusively reported by Channel 4 News, the senior lobbyist revealed that ExxonMobil secretly uses “forever chemicals” in some products. ExxonMobil is one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world, and a major contributor to carbon emissions.  They say they're committed to a greener planet, to having a carbon tax, and that they're listening to the science when it comes to climate change. But is there more to the story? Today, our chief correspondent Alex Thomson asks if this dying industry could take the planet down with it. 

The family-run timber company Hyla Woods prioritizes the health of its forests over profits. Peter Hayes, the forester for Hyla Woods, wants more timber companies to consider climate change prevention in their policies. Hayes is a supporter of cap and trade legislation, and joins us to discuss his thoughts on the timber industry and climate legislation.

Just five months ago, an unprecedented drama over climate change legislation shook the state Capitol. Now lawmakers are gearing up to meet again in three months — and the rush is on to avoid a similar outcome. And Oregon and Washington officials are once again in serious talks about a new Columbia River bridge on I-5. This time, they say they can get the job done.

Just five months ago, an unprecedented drama over climate change legislation shook the state Capitol. Now lawmakers are gearing up to meet again in three months — and the rush is on to avoid a similar outcome. And Oregon and Washington officials are once again in serious talks about a new Columbia River bridge on I-5. This time, they say they can get the job done.

Is the G.O.P. close to creating essentially a 'Commission for Virtue' a la Saudi Arabia? Thom taps into the reality of abortion with some passionate and emotional calls from his listeners. ~~~ House Progressive Caucus co-leader Mark Pocan on what the House is accomplishing that isn't getting the attention it deserves. ~~~ Bob Ney has been on the beat of the 'CEO Climate Dialog' event- are we seeing carbon-fuel firms lobbying for climate change?

Climate Change Legislation has been introduced. Coby talked with Kay Carne

What was so special about Hurricane Sandy that legislators are finally saying, “ok, I’m in; I get it”? Hear climate change expert and meteorologist Dr. Jeff Masters and the attorney for the planet, Sarah Saylor (Senior Legislative Representative from Earth Justice) discuss what gave this Hurricane the power to make everyone in America say, “this is what climate change looks … Read more about this episode...

During the episode “This Summer is What Global Warming Looks Like”, Nobel Prize Winning Climatologist Dr. Kevin Trenberth suggested that we can’t reverse climate change without strong legislative action. During the second show “What Climate Change Looks Like in the Nation’s Capitol”, noted meteorologist and climate change expert Dr. Jeff Masters made a shocking statement – at least shocking considering … Read more about this episode...

Peter Berek, Professor at University of California Berkeley, discusses the importance and implications of climate change legislation in California.

The Center's Chief Economist, Chad Stone, discusses how the new Kerry-Lieberman climate change legislation will affect low-income households.

Panelists: Darrel Rowland, The Columbus Dispatch; Julie Carr Smyth, The Associated Press; Catherine Turcer, Ohio Citizen Action; Mark Weaver, Republican Strategist. Topics: Employee Background Checks;  Campaign News; Ohio and Climate Change Legislation; Bowling Alleys want slot machines.

The nuances of climate change legislation, and how the Senate and House bills will protect low-income families, are discussed by the Center's Chief Economist, Chad Stone.

The 190th edition of America's Debate Radio with Mike and Jaime. During the first hour, we discussed the Senate climate change legislation, the House passing stopgap budgets, and Iran test firing missiles and Iranian nuclear activity. During the second hour and third hours, we spoke with 2 callers and discussed the homebuyer tax credits, the real estate market, a Department of Homeland Security Report regarding privacy, and US involvement in Afghanistan. We welcome your feedback! Have your email read on the air-- click here to use the email form. Or, call 888.DEBATE.5 now and leave a message-- we'll play it on the next show. Thanks for listening!

Chief Economist Chad Stone discusses how to protect consumers from increased energy costs in climate change legislation.

Switchboard for March 20, 2007 from VPR. We talk with the chairs of the House and Senate Natural Resources Committees about what kind of climate change legislation the two chambers will produce. Hosted by Bob Kinzel.