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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.volts.wtfI talk to Emily Pontecorvo (Heatmap) and Jeff St. John (Canary Media) to grapple with the latest Trump administration moves impacting climate and energy policy. We discuss the executive orders targeting state climate programs and propping up coal plants, the baffling new tariffs threatening energy supply chains, and the flurry of lawsuits challenging the administration's actions.

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Jeff St. John, Director of News and Special Projects at Canary Media, discusses the Trump administration's new executive orders and policy initiatives, and how they affect various aspects of sustainability efforts, including clean energy, environmental protection, the EPA, and program funding. Jeff also breaks down several issues, including the Inflation Reduction Act and infrastructure, energy sources and prices, the implications of "Drill Baby Drill," and a lot more in this informative interview. 

Jeff St. John, Director of News and Special Projects at Canary Media, explains why clean energy is important.

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (04/03/25), Hank shares on the biblical view of wealth, Christian capitalism, and having an eternal view of money.Hank also answers the following questions:My job occasionally requires work on Sunday. Is it okay to work on the Sabbath? Can one do work around the house? Dennis - Oklahoma City, OK (4:02)What are your thoughts on 1 Samuel 28 and the summoning of Samuel by the medium of Endor? Jeff - St. Louis, MO (7:05)How would you respond to someone purporting to have seen something unexplainable and claiming it is demonic? Jeff - St. Louis, MO (10:06)sn't the true Sabbath on Saturday? Angela - Charlotte, NC (15:13)Do you agree with Ken Ham's view of creation? Manny - Modesto, CA (18:13)How do you know when you are in the will of God? Grady - Wallingford, KY (20:48)I have trouble understanding the expression “Everything happens for a reason.” How do I make sense of this idea in my life? Lance - Raleigh, NC (24:31)

00:08 — Ahmad Abuznaid is Executive Director of the US Campaign for Palestinian rights. 00:33 — Jeff St. John is the director of news and special projects at Canary Media, a nonprofit newsroom covering the transition to clean energy and solutions to the climate crisis. The post Trump Wants the United States to Takeover Gaza; Plus, What a Trump Adminsitration Means for Decarbonizing the Economy appeared first on KPFA.

President-elect Donald Trump has promised to at least partially repeal the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, and some analysts say it could end up helping China more than the United States.“If you take away the incentives for people to buy the stuff that American manufacturers are making, that weakens the case for investing in American manufacturing,” said Canary Media's Jeff St. John, who wrote about how killing the EV tax credit could impact an electrified future for the U.S. St. John said the tax credit is a major incentive for car buyers, while also incentivizing automakers and battery manufacturers. “Those investments are making a difference in the lives and jobs and economic development to move forward,” he said. “Those are all things that are tied up with the $7,500 per EV tax credit and it's a little bit hard to know what will happen if we untangle that.”To hear the full conversation with St. John and MPR meteorologist Paul Huttner, click play on the audio player above or subscribe to the Climate Cast podcast.

Jeff St. John, director of News and Special Projects at Canary Media, discusses how the Inflation Reduction Act, which offers companies incentives for bringing manufacturing of renewable energy technologies back to the United States, can also affect trade with China.

Jeff St. John, Director of News and Special Projects at Canary Media, returns for an in-depth discussion on the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and its far-reaching effects on both domestic and international businesses. Passed in 2022 under the Biden administration, the IRA provides crucial incentives for companies investing in renewable energy and clean technologies onshore. However, with a new administration taking office in 2025, the landscape could shift dramatically. Jeff also shares insights on the role of China, the impact on jobs, and the complexities surrounding tariffs in this rapidly evolving sector.

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (11/12/24), Hank answers the following questions:Is there any similarity between the Word of Faith teaching of “little gods” and the Eastern Orthodox view of deification? Jason - Miami, FL (1:21)Can Christians consume alcohol? Eric - Cleveland, OH (5:10)The Bible doesn't really say that God created water. How does water fit into the creation story? Eddie - Rock Hill, SC (8:23)I am a Latter Day Saint. Why do you say that Mormons and Christians don't believe in the same Jesus? Jeff - St. Louis, MO (15:13)What happens at the judgment seat of Christ? Scripture says He will remember our sins no more. Joan - Greensboro, NC (20:37)

Jeff St. John, director of News and Special Projects at Canary Media, has been following the relationship between AI computing energy demands and the U.S. energy sector. He discusses what data centers require, the challenges that utility companies have, and what kinds of decisions have to be made to accommodate environmental changes.

Jeff St. John, director of News and Special Projects at Canary Media, explains why the electric grid isn't ready for AI expansion. 

We're making it easy for you to judge the job performances of your members of Congress! In this episode, Jen tells you about a list of single issue votes that were taken in the House and Senate during the 118th Congress. Most importantly, we gave you all the information you need to find your members' voting records in this episode's show notes. You can find your 2024 Congressional Election Study guide in the episode 301 show notes on www.congressionaldish.com. Happy voting! Please Support Congressional Dish – Quick Links Contribute monthly or a lump sum via Support Congressional Dish via (donations per episode) Send Zelle payments to: Donation@congressionaldish.com Send Venmo payments to: @Jennifer-Briney Send Cash App payments to: $CongressionalDish or Donation@congressionaldish.com Use your bank's online bill pay function to mail contributions to: Please make checks payable to Congressional Dish Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Enacted Laws Congressional Dish Episode: ← find how your Representative voted here ← find how your Senator voted here Effects of H.R. 7888: Expands the number of people allowed to be legally spied on by the U.S. government and the number of people with information stored in the FISA database (which has information about Americans whose data has been collected along with information about foreigners). It does so by… Giving the Department of Justice (DOJ) permission to search the FISA database to vet foreigners who are applying for tourist visas to visit the United States and Expanding the definition of ‘foreign intelligence' to include counter narcotics targets. Expands the number of companies who get legal immunity for turning our information over to the government by expanding the definition of “electronic communications service provider”. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is no longer legally allowed to search the FISA database solely to find evidence of a crime. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is prohibited from using uncorroborated information from political groups or anonymous sources in press reports to get FISA warrants. Limits the number of people within the government who are allowed to search through the database. Background Sources for H.R. 7888: INTEL.gov. Michael Horowitz. April 27, 2023. U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General. Jonathan Turley. December 14, 2019. The Hill. Conor Clarke. February 2014. Stanford Law Review. “The Biggs Amendment” to H.R. 7888 [failed] ← find how your Representative voted here Intended Effect of the Biggs Amendment: Would require U.S. government officials to get a warrant before searching through the FISA database for information about U.S. citizens or companies, with emergency exceptions. Congressional Dish Episode: ← find how your Representative voted here Effects of H.R. 7521: It is now illegal for companies to provide internet hosting services, distribute, and/or update “foreign adversary controlled applications”, websites, or games, which are partially owned by a foreign person and are determined by the President - with no proof required - to pose “a significant threat to the national security of the United States.” Establishes a process that allows companies to host, distribute, and/or update if the app, website, or game changes ownership. If companies host, distribute, and/or update the targeted apps, websites, or games, the companies are subject to fines that - depending on the user base of the targeted app, website, or game - can be hundreds of billions of dollars. ← find how your Representative voted here Intended Effects of H.R. 8034: Provide almost $26 billion to Israel. 64% of the money would be for war expenses 35% of the money would be for humanitarian purposes Less than 1% of the money would be for diplomatic expenses Provide $400 million for FEMA Background Sources for H.R. 8034: April 17, 2024. Al Jazeera. Fatima Al-Kassab. January 26, 2024. NPR. ← find how your Representative voted here Intended Effects of H.R. 8035: Provide over $60 billion for Ukraine (and other neighboring countries) 83% of the money would be for war expenses 16.5% of the money would be for humanitarian expenses Less than 0.5% of the money would be for diplomatic expenses Provide $341 million for production of nuclear weapons materials and nuclear nonproliferation programs House Bills ← find how your Representative voted here Intended Effects of H.R. 7023: Double the length of permits to discharge pollutants in waterways from 5 years to 10 years Removes the EPA administrators ability to prohibit discharges in specific disposal sites if he determines that the discharge of materials will have an unacceptable adverse effect on municipal water supplies, shellfish beds and fishery areas, wildlife, or recreational areas after a disposal permit has been issued. Creates nationwide permits to allow for transmission projects for people, water, wastewater, carbon dioxide, fuel, and oil and gas pipelines that do not result in a “loss greater than 1/2 acre of waters of the United States for each single and complete project” In reissuing these nationwide permits, the EPA would not be required to consult with a state nor any other Federal agency and these permits will get to short cut environmental assessments that are required by the National Environmental Policy Act. Limits judicial review Puts a 60 day time limit after the permit is issued for a judicial review Doesn't allow anyone who didn't file a comment during the public comment period to file a lawsuit. If someone did file a comment, they may not file a lawsuit about anything that they didn't address in their comment. Prohibits the court from vacating, revoking, or limiting the permit unless the court finds that the activities authorized “present an imminent and substantial danger to human health or the environment for which there is not other equitable remedy available under the law' Approves an end-of-Trump administration EPA approval for Florida to administer Clean Water Act permitting. Background Sources for H.R. 7023: Becky Bohrer and Patrick Whittle. January 31, 2023. PBS News. July 19, 2016. Earthjustice. Earthjustice. ← find how your Representative voted here Intended Effects of H.R. 1435: Prohibit states from banning fossil fuel burning internal combustion engines in cars and trucks. Effectively revokes the EPA waiver that allows California to ban the sale of fossil fuel burning cars. Background Sources for H.R. 1435: Jeff St. John. September 23, 2020. Greentech Media. ← find how your Representative voted here Intended effects of H.R. 7176: Give the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission the “exclusive authority” to approve or deny applications to export natural gas from the United States to a foreign country, which eliminates requirements for Department of Energy approval and provisions to address free trade agreements. Deems exportation or importation of natural gas to be in the public interest. Background Sources for H.R. 7176: September 26, 2024. National Drought Mitigation Center. Zachary-Taylor Wright. September 17, 2024. MySA. Steven Santana. July 23, 2024. MySA. ← find how your Representative voted here Intended Effects of H.R. 6543: Requires providers of short term lodging (hotels and AirBnBs) and Internet platforms that advertise and sell short term lodging to display the total price including all mandatory fees, except for government taxes and fees. ← find how your Representative voted here Intended Effects of H.R. 3950: Requires ticket issuers and secondary market ticket issuers to clearly display the total ticket price, including all fees, at the time the ticket price is first displayed and provides an itemized list of charges before the ticket purchasing process is complete. Prohibits ticket issuers and secondary market ticket issuers from selling tickets that they do not physically possess at the time of sale. Prohibits secondary ticket issuers from using the word ‘official' or similar words implying a partnership in their marketing and search engine wording unless they have the consent of the venue, team, or artist. Requires ticket issuers to provide a refund or a similar ticket to a rescheduled event, with the approval of the customer, if an event is canceled or postponed (except for in case of a natural disaster or other event beyond the ticket issuer's control). ← find how your Representative voted here Intended Effects of H.R. 4639: Prohibits law enforcement or the intelligence community from buying customer or subscriber information directly from companies or from data brokers. Any information “illegitimately obtained” is not allowed to be used against us in court. Has exceptions for FISA surveillance of foreigners. Limits immunity for companies that comply with surveillance orders and do not stop the surveillance when a court order is denied. Background Sources for H.R. 4639: Carly Page. July 18, 2022. TechCrunch. Senior Advisory Group Panel on Commercially Available Information. January 27, 2022. Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Byron Tau. June 19, 2020. The Wall Street Journal. Senate Bills ← find how your Senator voted here Intended Effects of S. 316: Repeal the authorizations for US military operations in Iraq that were passed in 1991 and 2002. Background Sources for S. 316: Meghann Myers. January 25, 2024. Military Times. ← find how your Senator voted here Intended Effects of S. 4072: To prevent the enforcement of the , which would set stricter standards for fossil fuel burning cars and trucks that would be phased in between model year 2027 and 2032. Prohibits enforcement of any similar rule that could be written in the future. The standards could be met via the production of cleaner fossil fuel powered vehicles, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and electric vehicles. EPA estimates the air pollution reductions would provide ~$13 billion in reduced annual health care costs by preventing the emission of thousands of tons of particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and volatile organic compounds. EPA estimates the new standards would save Americans $46 billion per year in fuel costs and $16 billion per year due to reduced maintenance and repair costs for drivers, totaling ~$6,000 over the course of a new vehicle's lifetime. ← find how your Senator voted here Intended Effects of S. 4445: Guarantees an individual's rights to receive fertility treatment, make decisions regarding the donation, use, storage, and disposal of oocytes, sperm, fertilized eggs and embryos, and enter contracts with health care providers to enact those decisions. Guarantees a health provider's right to provide fertility treatments and provide for testing, use, storage, shipping, and disposal of genetic material including oocytes, sperm, fertilized eggs, and embryos. Guarantees a health insurance provider's right to cover fertility treatments. Guarantees a manufacturer's right to manufacture, import, market, sell, and distribute drugs and devices that are used for fertility treatments. Allows lawsuits against any State or individual who interferes with the right to fertility treatments by the Attorney General, health care providers, and individuals adversely affected. This would supersede any State law regardless of when it was enacted and prohibits enforcement of any state law that is in conflict with these rights. Requires the Department of Defense to provide fertility treatments (specifically three egg retrievals and unlimited embryo transfers) to active duty military members and their spouses. Requires health plans, Medicaid, and Medicare that cover obstetrical (child birth related) services to also provide coverage for fertility treatments. Background sources for S. 4445: Maya C. Miller. September 17, 2024. The New York Times. Alander Rocha. April 3, 2024. Alabama Reflector. Alander Rocha. February 19, 2024. Alabama Reflector. Audio Sources March 21, 2024 Clips Rep. Rick Larsen (D-WA): My colleagues have criticized EPA's use of its Clean Water Act review or veto authority. Yet, the record shows EPA's use of this authority has been consistent with congressional intent. I see no reason for removing this authority. Since enactment of the Clean Water Act in 1972, EPA has only exercised this authority 14 times—most recently in relation to large-scale mining proposals in Alaska and West Virginia. EPA's use of this authority has, in fact, been bipartisan. EPA used it 2 times during Democratic administrations and 12 times during Republican administrations. Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO): This bill will cut red tape, strengthen the permitting process in favor of those seeking the permits, provide clarity to the EPA to ensure that they are following what the law intends, and, most importantly, fight back against the militant climate agenda. Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO): Our court system is already being attacked from every angle. Let's not let the environmentalists continue to manipulate the courts to push their climate religion. It should be an efficient and speedy process so businesses can build the infrastructure that our country depends on. Rep. David Rouser (R-NC): Mr. Chairman, in closing, I encourage my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this bill, which provides energy predictability and certainty that our utilities, energy, manufacturing, and agricultural industries need to succeed, which are so critical to American greatness in energy, food production, and the manufacturing necessary to improve the standard of living of every American. That is what this is about, Mr. Chairman. Music by Editing Production Assistance

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank answers the following questions:If God is so perfect, why is His self-revelation and Word so misunderstood? Jason - Miami, FL (1:05)John 6:66 talks about walking away from the Lord. Is it intentional that this Scripture reference contains the number of the mark of the beast? Don - St. Louis, MO (5:34)When were chapter and verse designations added to the Bible? Don - St. Louis, MO (8:37)Is it okay to use science to answer questions raised by atheists? Alex - St. Louis, MO (9:17)My friend's wife died, and he is blaming God for it. How can I help him deal with this situation? Allan - Brentwood, TN (15:14)Why do Christians oppose polygamy when there are many examples of it in the Bible? Jeff - St. Louis, MO (20:02)What is meant by the statement that if we persevere, we will receive the crown of life? Debra - Olive Branch, MS (23:00)

Creating Joy and Community through Music with Jennifer Tefft SHOW SUMMARY: In this special episode of Look for the Good with Carrie Rowan, we explore the enchanting world of music and its ability to unite and uplift us. Award-winning singer/songwriter and Jump,Jive and Sing music school creator,  Jennifer Tefft, joins us to delve into the profound impact that creating, playing, and singing music has on both listeners and performers. Jennifer shares her insightful stories about motherhood, the power of music to elevate our spirits, and her journey as a performing artist in a popular New England band. She offers a unique perspective on juggling her roles while staying true to her passion for music. Listeners will gain valuable lessons from Jennifer's experiences and enjoy an exclusive sneak peek of one of her debut singles from her new CD. This episode promises to be a rich and inspiring exploration of the goodness that music brings into our lives. Tune in for an unforgettable episode that celebrates the joy and community fostered through music. BIO: Recently recognized as the New England Music Awards "Female Performer of the Year" 2021,  Jennifer Tefft is a fired up,  energizing presence that creates earthy music from its roots and breathes fresh,  soulful, rock and roll life into them. Her music combines intense rhythms with melancholy textures and haunting vocals that wind easily from darkly ethereal to outspoken, creating her own brand of Gritty-Lush Alternative Rock.  After getting her start playing for change in the subways and streets of Cambridge,  MA, Jennifer Tefft met guitarist John Parrillo many years ago and they began writing and playing together as a duo.  Following several years playing the circuit in Boston and Cambridge,  they released their first album “Dig This Thing” along with bass player Jeff St. Pierre and drummer Phil Antoniades.  They soon hit the road, playing shows along the Eastern seaboard and the Midwest. Since then,  Jennifer has gone on to release four more albums with her band on the label Gypsy Spin Music that she owns.   All five releases have received critical acclaim such as a New England Music Award Nomination for "Best In State" 2019,  a nomination from the prestigious Boston Music Awards for Best Female Vocalist,  and a “Boston's Best Unsigned Band" nod by local press. Her album “Shift” was awarded “Best Alternative Album” by the Just Plain Folks association in Hollywood,  CA, 12 MyFm Local Music Award nominations and 4 Local Music Awards.  Songs from all of Jennifer's projects continue to be used on National Television shows such as Cruel Summer,  CSI,  MTV,  Stargate Universe,  One Life To Live,  The Young & The Restless, General Hospital and many others. To find out more about Jennifer , catch a live show or get your copy of her new release, visit www.JenniferTefft.com Want to find out when the next incredible episode of Look for the Good is dropping? Sign up for the Look for the Good Podcast Chat weekly newsletter to get behind the scenes insights, special tips, and insider only offers. Click HERE to sign up today! Learn More about Carrie here: https://carrierowan.com/

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (07/03/24), Hank answers the following questions:Whether someone is straight or gay, I think we should all have equal rights. What are your thoughts? Dave - Winter Haven, FL (1:02)Why shouldn't homosexuals have equal rights? We don't ban alcohol, so why should we ban same-sex marriage? David - Raleigh, NC (3:37)My friend's wife died, and he is blaming God for it. How can I help him deal with this situation? Allan - Brentwood, TN (15:14)Why do Christians oppose polygamy when there are many examples of it in the Bible? Jeff - St. Louis, MO (20:03)What is meant by the statement that if we persevere, we will receive the crown of life? Debra - Olive Branch, MS (23:02)

0:08 — Joel Beinin Professor of Middle East History, Emeritus at Stanford University. 0:33 — Jeff St. John is the director of news and special projects at Canary Media, a nonprofit newsroom covering the transition to clean energy and solutions to the climate crisis. The post Benny Gantz Resigns, Truce Deal on the Table; Plus, California Budget Cuts Hit Distributed Energy Efforts appeared first on KPFA.

177. A look at a couple of news stories plus Bob has a conversation with Dean Croke from the US. Andy takes the Time Machine back to feature Jeff St John and we round out the show with Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham.

John DeVoie is best known in this region as co-founder of the hugely successful Hot Table chain of panini restaurants. But he is also a driving force in another impactful venture. DeVoie and long-time friend and fellow veteran Jeff St. Jean launched Easy Company Brewing, which pays homage to the famed Band of Brothers made famous by the Stephen Ambrose book and HBO miniseries, while also donating all profits to selected agencies that assist veterans. On the next installment of BusinessTalk, contributing writer George O'Brien talks with DeVoie about this inspiring and powerful story that blends history, entrepreneurship, philanthropy … and beer. It's must listening, so tune in to BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest and sponsored by PeoplesBank.

John DeVoie is best known in this region as co-founder of the hugely successful Hot Table chain of panini restaurants. But he is also a driving force in another impactful venture. DeVoie and long-time friend and fellow veteran Jeff St. Jean launched Easy Company Brewing, which pays homage to the famed Band of Brothers made famous by the Stephen Ambrose book and HBO miniseries, while also donating all profits to selected agencies that assist veterans. On the next installment of BusinessTalk, contributing writer George O'Brien talks with DeVoie about this inspiring and powerful story that blends history, entrepreneurship, philanthropy … and beer. It's must listening, so tune in to BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest and sponsored by PeoplesBank.

On today's show, I'll speak to Jeff St. John of Canary Media the use of “blue hydrogen” and Global Forest Coalition's Kwami Kpondzo on their new 16 page report on the human rights implications of China's Belt and Road Initiative. The post A Rude Awakening with Jeff St. John and Kwami Kpondzo appeared first on KPFA.

The industrial sector is set to overtake power generation and transportation as the biggest source of planet warming emissions in the US by 2035, according to The Rhodium Group. The sector's impact is even greater on the global scale. Industry around the world accounts for more carbon dioxide emissions than all forms of transportation combined – largely driven by steel, cement, and chemicals. There are a lot of ways to decarbonize industry, but the pathways are much less clear than for electricity or automobiles.  In this episode, we're joined by Jeff St. John, Maria Galluci, and Julian Spector, who've been exploring the varied paths for cleaning up the products that are foundational to the world around us. Stories we mention in this episode: Canary Media: Cleaning up steel, cement and chemicals is tough — and entirely doable Rhodium Group: Taking stock of US emissions Canary Media: ‘Electrowinning' could help win the race to clean up dirty steel Latitude Media: The electrolyzer market is caught in limbo Canary Media: To decarbonize cement, the industry needs a full transformation The Carbon Copy is supported by FischTank PR, a specialized climatetech PR firm dedicated to bringing meaningful results for companies in sectors spanning grid edge, solar, energy storage, battery, EVs, alternative fuels, VC and green building. FischTank helps clients stand out in an increasingly competitive and noisy space. Visit FischTank PR to learn more. The Carbon Copy is brought to you by Savant Power. Savant's end-to-end power systems provide energy generation, inverter and battery storage, generator control, flexible load management for every circuit, and level two EV charging. Learn more about the only company that can deliver an integrated smart home and energy solution controlled via a single award-winning app at Savant.com.

California is at a crossroads. The state has already installed nearly 1.8 million rooftop solar systems, 5 gigawatts of batteries, and 1.6 million electric cars. But it is also facing some serious challenges. The list is long: controversial policy changes, extreme weather threats, and backlogs – lots and lots of backlogs. It is facing serious backlogs in interconnecting utility-scale solar and storage projects, keeping fossil gas-fired power plants open that were supposed to shut down years ago. And that's not even counting the gigawatts of offshore wind, geothermal power, long-duration energy storage and other clean, firm resources called for in the state's long-term plans — none of which we've built yet.  This week, Jeff St. John, Canary Media's director of news, sits down with three prominent people who are trying to move the state forward: State Senator Josh Becker; GRID Alternatives Executive Director Arthur Bart-Williams; and California Solar and Storage Association Executive Director Bernadette Del Chiaro.  This conversation was recorded live at Canary Live: Bay Area. We have a flash sale for Transition-AI: New York through October 9th. Use the code FLASH30 to get 30% off your ticket price to our event on AI + energy. Spots are limited, so don't miss out! The Carbon Copy is supported by FischTank PR, a public relations, strategic messaging, and social media agency dedicated to elevating the work of climate and clean energy companies. Learn more about FischTank's approach to cleantech and their services: fischtankpr.com. The Carbon Copy is brought to you by Sungrow. Now in more than 150 countries, Sungrow's solutions include inverters for utility-scale, commercial & industrial solar, plus energy storage systems. Learn more at us.sungrowpower.com.

Renewables and electric vehicles are on a tear, and they'll soon likely attract $2 trillion in yearly investment. But global emissions have not peaked.  So what are the new frontiers of technology that will make renewables and storage more valuable – and draw down emissions at the speed needed? This week, we're going to reflect on that question coming out of RE+, a major American conference where our editors were covering emerging tech.  Then, the battery recycling boom is on. It's attracting billions of dollars in investment. Will it address supply chain security and a looming waste problem? Finally, Hawaii's difficult transition away from coal. Why couldn't it build renewables and batteries fast enough to fill the gap? Joining us this week to talk through these stories are Jeff St. John, Julian Spector, and Lisa Martine Jenkins.  Resources mentioned in this episode: A preview of Latitude Media Financial Times: Peak fossil fuels will happen this decade. Canary Media: Redwood Materials lands $1 billion  Canary Media: Another US battery recycler just raised a massive round Canary Media: Hawaii quit coal a year ago – how's it going? Don't forget your tickets to Transition-AI: New York on October 19th. Our listeners get a 10% discount with the code pspods10. And make sure to get your seat at Canary Live: Bay Area on October 3rd. The Carbon Copy is supported by FischTank PR, a specialized climatetech PR firm dedicated to bringing meaningful results for companies in sectors spanning grid edge, solar, energy storage, battery, EVs, alternative fuels, VC and green building. FischTank helps clients stand out in an increasingly competitive and noisy space. Visit FischTank PR to learn more. The Carbon Copy is brought to you by Savant Power. Savant's end-to-end power systems provide energy generation, inverter and battery storage, generator control, flexible load management for every circuit, and level two EV charging. Learn more about the only company that can deliver an integrated smart home and energy solution controlled via a single award-winning app at Savant.com.

For the U.S. to meet its climate goals, we need more clean energy projects — projects that require space on the electrical grid.The trouble is: there's a massive backlog. Some wind and solar projects have been waiting for years to be connected to electric grids. Now the Federal Electric Regulatory Commission (FERC) is taking action to speed up the connection process.Jeff St. John wrote about the changes for Canary Media, a newsletter focused on solutions to the climate crisis.

A year after it was passed, the Inflation Reduction Act is already reshaping the energy and automotive industries in the U.S. New factories for a wide array of clean energy components are being planned. Old factories are being reopened, retooled, or expanded. According to a Canary Media analysis, that is amounting to over $70 billion in new investments in the manufacturing sector for electric cars, EV parts, batteries, battery recycling, and wind and solar assembly. Wind, solar, and battery developers are planning major increases in deal flow and projects, thanks to expanded tax credits.  Meanwhile, companies building an emerging set of technologies – like carbon removal, hydrogen, and novel long-duration storage – are also expanding. But there are still plenty of debates and uncertainties around implementation, ranging from how to structure subsidies, who benefits from them, and whether they'll be enough to keep supply chains in America for the long haul.  On this week's episode of The Carbon Copy, we have a conversation with three journalists who are reporting on the lasting impacts of the IRA: Maria Gallucci, a clean energy reporter at Canary Media; Jeff St. John, director of news and special projects at Canary Media; and Julian Spector, a senior reporter at Canary Media. Read all of Canary's coverage of how the IRA is impacting America's domestic energy industry. Are you looking to understand how artificial intelligence will shape the business of energy? Come network with utilities, top energy firms, startups, and AI experts at Transition-AI: New York on October 19. Our listeners get a 10% discount with the code pspods10. The Carbon Copy is supported by FischTank PR, a specialized climatetech PR firm dedicated to bringing meaningful results for companies in sectors spanning grid edge, solar, energy storage, battery, EVs, alternative fuels, VC and green building. FischTank helps clients stand out in an increasingly competitive and noisy space. Visit FischTank PR to learn more. The Carbon Copy is brought to you by Savant Power. Savant's end-to-end power systems provide energy generation, inverter and battery storage, generator control, flexible load management for every circuit, and level two EV charging. Learn more about the only company that can deliver an integrated smart home and energy solution controlled via a single award-winning app at Savant.com.

This week I'm discussing work culture with journalist and author Simone Stolzoff.It seems like work has gotten out of control. People introduce themselves at dinner parties with their job title, working long hours and having stress is a badge of honor to people and we're expected to drop everything when our boss calls.If you think it all sounds toxic, you're right. Yet, we all continue to operate this week. We are letting work take over our lives. What's the phrase? We are living to work instead of working to live. How did we get here? Is it making us happy? And how do we fix it? Those are some of the questions that I answer with Simone Stolzoff. He recently published a book called 'The Good Enough Job: Reclaiming Life From Work.' We discuss the book and other things as we tackle the subject of our wild work culture in America.For more from Simone Stolzoff: WEBSITE and INSTAGRAMFor more from Adult Education: @adulteducationpodcastFor more from host Jeff St. Pierre: @stpierreonair

This edition features stories about a vehicle borne improvised explosive device (vbied) exploding at a checkpoint, Maj. Gen. Schlosser, Commander of Combined Joint Task Force 101, paying a visit to troops on Christmas day, Soldiers receiving Christmas care packages from church members that want to improve the Soldier's morale, and shots of Soldiers celebrating Christmas. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Jeff St. Sauveur.

On today's show, Ken Lewis interviews Jeff St. Mary, acting FCA Director, involved with youth sports programs especially baseball and softball.

Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & Sexuality With the “Show Me” State of Missouri now in a “Spank Me” State of Misery—bringing corporal punishment, aka beating children, back to public schools (!), we feel it's a good time (once again) to differentiate “erotic spanking” or impact play—which is a great form of recreational kink for consenting adults—from punitive spanking or paddling, which is a terrible way to “discipline” children. Nevertheless, school districts in the Great States of MO, TX, LA & more are once again spanking children who “misbehave.” This, even as they ban books, dumbing down the next generation from top to tush. Not everyone on the Love Train agrees with Capt'n Max & Me that spanking kids is wrong (such a divisive issue!), but we resolve our conflict in a Bonobo Way when I give our Birthday Gal Ana—a consenting adult—a celebratory Birthday Spanking right on the air. Joining us in Twitter Spaces, Chris G from NJ celebrates his graduation, spreading The Bonobo Way of Peace Through Pleasure, and riding our F.D.R. “rocket” into the wonders of space (outer and inner)! We also talk student loan forgiveness (the GQP doesn't like it because they want #BodiesBodiesBodies and for YOU to be so poor you have to join their military); “The Beauties & Bautista” live from the Soul of Old DTLA; Jeff St. Claire & Jean-Jacques Rousseau on spanking; how we can get Biden to Free Assange and why we're not sorry to see Liz Cheney go—even though she tried to take down tRump. So do we! And here we are, spanking and trying to beat Trump again and again—in words and pictures—as the FBI, the DOJ, the State of NY and even FOX-TV take turns spanking Trumpty Dumpty who will soon—hopefully, finally—have a great fall. Crrrrack! Read more prose and watch the show(s): https://drsusanblock.com/spank-the-news  Need to show off (like Missouri), get spanked or just talk PRIVATELY? Experience Phone Sex Therapy. Call the Therapists Without Borders of the Dr. Susan Block Institute anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU.

A conversation with Jeff St. John, Supervisor of Corporate Reporting and Accounts Payable for Amphenol Aerospace in Sidney, NY. Jeff has been with Amphenol for nine years. We talk about the various responsibilities of his role, managing multiple entities, meeting deadlines, and ensuring that we accurately report the numbers. We talk about continuing to learn from the experts at Amphenol on how to use the numbers to shape strategy and direction. We talk about growing up in nearby Oneonta, NY, excelling in math, and finding a love of playing the tuba, which he continues to this day. We talk about how accounting and playing the tuba satisfy both his analytical and creative minds and are both vital in establishing the foundation for a successful group. We talk about his love of auto racing. And we discuss his desert island album, book, and movie. This is The Interface. Hosted by Chris Cappello. Music by Square Seed. For The Interface podcast guest inquiries and suggestions: send an email to ccappello@amphenol-aao.com or LinkedIn message to https://www.linkedin.com/in/cjcappello.

Jetzt ist Zeit für Enthusiasten der späten sechziger / frühen siebziger Jahre, die sich dem Garage und der Psychedelika in all ihren Formen widmen. 1. The Joint Effort - The Third Eye 2. Neighb‘rhood Childr‘n - Changes Brought To Me 3. House Of Lords - In The Land Of Dreams 4. Kirka - Igor 5. Lara - Run For Your Life 6. Ford Theater - Jefferson Airplane 7. Shapes Of Sound - Lost Week End 8. Stained Glass - A Scene In Between 9. Jeff St. John And The ID - Eastern Dream 10. Tintern Abbey - Beeside 11. The Vegetable Garden - Even Stevens 12. Chapter VI - Fear 13. Los Kiriaps - El Viaje 14. Tol-Puddle Martyrs - Social Cell 15. Pictorian Skiffuls - In Awhile 16. The What - Escape 17. Jacques Da Sylva - Fou 18. Phil Cordell - Red Lady 19. The New Phoenix - Give To Me Your Love 20. One Way Street - I See The Light 21. The Electric Tomorrow - Sugar Cube 22. Edge Of Darkness - Mean Town 23. Peter Pan & The Good Fairies - Kaleidoscope # Beatniks DJs Konrad Hasse and Marc-André Brucker present Psychedelic, Garage and other obscurities. Late-sixties / early-seventies enthusiast dedicated to garage and psychedelia in all of its forms. Resident of Frankfurt's ultimate psychedelic underground club night The UP CLUB. Eine Sendungsübernahme von Radio X aus Frankfurt am Main. * https://www.mixcloud.com/marc-andre-brucker/

Parosmia, a long-term COVID-19 symptom, is a disorder that can make food smell and taste rancid. Patty Wight of Maine Public Radio reports on this perplexing condition that has a profound impact on people's lives but few treatment options. And, scientists thought that humans with stone weapons may have caused the disappearance of Ice Age beasts like wooly mammoths. But as Jeff St. Clair of WKSU reports, new research shows that stones were no match for mammoths' hair and hide.

Listen every Tuesday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru) Subscribe in iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/beyond-funk-radio-shows/id1063844118 For more info please visit beyondfunk.ru Tracklist: 1. The Quincy Conserve — Person to Person 2. Hiroshi and Claudia — Beats in the Depth 3. Renee Geyer — Be There in the Morning 4. MSC Big Band — The Raven 5. Bobby's 4 — Hair Medley 6. Jeff St. John — Blood Brothers 7. Skylight — Too Many People 8. Discoettes — Pick Up The Pieces 9. Daly Wilson Big Band — City Sounds 10. Silver Bump Band — Feelin' Funky 11. Miguel Salerno — Astrokat 12. Wayne Roland Brown — Troubled Young Man 13. Al Styne — Vehicle 14. The Kevin Clarke Group — Funky Monkey 15. Claude Papesch — Lucretia Macevil 16. The Life Organisation — Pink Steamroller 17. Doug Parkinson — I'm Gonna Get You (In The End) 18. The Kevin Clarke Group — Gringo The Rush Is On 19. The Underdogs — It's A Blessing 20. Johnny Rocco Band — Funky Max 21. Richard Yared — I've Been Told

Не часто я вас балую, друзья, новыми подкастами с этого сайта, но надеюсь все вы уже знаете о том, что я много лет веду свои Шоу на радио джаз, которые занимают бОльшую часть моего времени и которые во многом заменили мои, когда-то традиционные подкасты на этом сайте. Тем не менее точку на подкастах Функции Фанка я ставить не собираюсь, и время от времени буду радовать вас разнообразными музыкальными деликатесами. Сегодня подоспел как раз-таки один из таких деликатесов. Так что, мои музыкальные гурманы, усаживайтесь поудобнее, делайте погромче и слушайте 2 часа скрупулёзно отобранных для этого микса композиций. VIEW IMAGE ФУНКЦИИ ФАНКА. MYSTERY PODCAST На этот раз подобралось около 40 пластинок с фанк, соул, джаз и чем-то похожим на диско музыки. Всю музыку, которая звучит в новом подкасте объединяет то, что это записи 70х годов из Австралии и Новой Зеландии. Собирал эти пластинки я наверное в течение 10 лет, а возможно и больше. Не так много известно об этой музыке и собирать информацию пришлось по крупицам. Впервые с австралийской соул сценой я познакомился, когда мне в руки попал альбом певицы Renee Geyer. Пластинка 77го года – ее self titled альбом. Не смотря на то, что это австралийская певица, музыканты на записи почти все американцы. Следующей пластинкой в коллекции, стал 7 дюймовый сингл барабанщика Warren Daly и его Daly Wilson Big Band. Никак не ожидал услышать такой странный кавер на знаменитый и многими любимый Paint It Black от Роллингов. Отталкиваясь от этого сингла удалось найти записи других австралийских музыкантов и так, можно сказать, начались мои поиски австралийской и новозеландской музыки. Во что эти поиски вылились, слушайте в очередном подкасте Функции Фанка. 2 часа музыки из солнечной Австралии и Новой Зеландии, долетевший до нас сквозь года и десятилетия! ТРЕКЛИСТ 1. Passionfruit - Smilin' Ed 2. Sue Barker - Love to the People 3. Jon Mol - What Ever Happened To My Life 4. Tramm - Fairytales 5. Renee Geyer - Tender Hooks 6. Benjamin Hugg - Silly Minded People 7. Daly Wilson - aint It Black 8. Paterson - I'm Aroused By You 9. Moir Sisters - Don't Tell Your Mama 10. Graduate - Get It Together 11. The Rankin File - Fire and Rain 12. Quincy Conserve - Tango Boo Gonk 13. Stylus - Funky Fig 14. Allison Durbin - It's Your Thing 15. Donovan's Druids - Love Potion No. 9 16. Abigail - My Baby Does It Good 17. Quincy Conserve - Funky Stuff 18. Alan Japaljari - Ice Blue Day 19. Tommy Clarke - Soulful Strut 20. The Ritz - In By Ten 21. The Quincy Conserve - Person to Person 22. Hiroshi and Claudia - Beats in the Depth 23. Renee Geyer - Be There in the Morning 24. MSC Big Band - The Raven 25. Bobby's 4 - Hair Medley 26. Jeff St. John - Blood Brothers 27. Skylight - Too Many People 28. Discoettes - Pick Up The Pieces 29. Daly Wilson Big Band - City Sounds 30. Silver Bump Band - Feelin' Funky 31. Miguel Salerno - Astrokat 32. Wayne Roland Brown - Troubled Young Man 33. Al Styne - Vehicle 34. The Kevin Clarke Group - Funky Monkey 35. Claude Papesch - Lucretia Macevil 36. The Life Organisation - Pink Steamroller 37. Doug Parkinson - I'm Gonna Get You (In The End) 38. The Kevin Clarke Group - Gringo The Rush Is On 39. The Underdogs - It's A Blessing 40. Johnny Rocco Band - Funky Max 41. Richard Yared - I've Been Told 42. Sven Libaek - Woobinda 43. Kerrie Biddell - Harlem 44. Mistaken Identity - St. Thomas

This week on Real Life Retail, Steph LaPosta is joined by Jeff St. Pierre, Retail Launch Engineer at Shopify, for an honest, candid conversation about what he’s learned in his own successes of working in retail, how to create a brand vision, and creating smart partnerships.

The Mission of St. Stephen's United Methodist Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. To learn more about St. Stephen's or to view our full online service from May 30, please visit www.ststephensfairfax.org

Join us on the final episode of 2020, as we look back and recap the speakers who joined us in our ten-part, six month long Making Energy Work webinar series. On today's episode we're taking a clean energy train ride through topics from net metering to creative financing for LMI communities and wrapping up with a special keynote guest. Throughout this virtual 2020 journey we were joined by the likes of Jeff St. John from Greentech Media, Holmes Hummel of Clean Energy Works, Sushma Masemore of NC DEQ, Jigar Shah of the Energy Gang, and Amory Lovins of Rocky Mountain Institute. We're tuning into the highlights of these webinars, but for full recordings you can join NCSEA as a member today: energync.org/join. Enjoy your Squeaky Clean holidays! We'll see you in 2021! Presented by NC Sustainable Energy Association. Hosted and produced by Matt Abele (Twitter: @MattAbele)

This is not the episode I thought I'd have for you this week. I was prepared to dive into a completely different topic. But a documentary I saw this week got my mind turning and I had to call an audible. I watched the film Holding These Moments which is about one of my favorite bands, Bane. The doc looks back at the band over the years and their final tour and shows. It was super emotional and brought back so many incredible memories of my time in the hardcore community. It's a community that means so much to me even though I fell out of it many years ago. But the film got me thinking about community and how important it is. Even more so now than ever before. A community of like-minded people that make you feel good about life is so wonderful. So, that's what I talk about in this episode. I talk about finding that group that means something to you and holding on to it. Show topics: Holding These Moments documentary: https://www.holdingthesemoments.com (holdingthesemoments.com) Bane: instagram.com/banecentral Be More Well on Instagram: instagram.com/bemorewellpodcast Be More Well on Twitter: twitter.com/bemorewell

Capsule d'entrainement en confinement Ft Coach Jeff St Cyr

I remember graduating college and working never less than 2 jobs as I tried to find my way to break into the radio business. I got so used to my insane schedule that I didn't realize how much it was destroying my well being. This week's guest, Siena Walker, went through a similar struggle. She found herself fresh out of college with a fast-paced and high-stress job. Couple that with a bad relationship and life got away from her. Then she started training with our friend Corinne Chmel and things started to come back into focus. Now Siena is in control of her life and, even though it's still a struggle at times, she is loving it. If you want to find out more about Corinne's coaching plans visit https://www.corinnechmel.com (corinnechmel.com) Follow the show on https://www.instagram.com/bemorewellpodcast/ (Instagram) and https://twitter.com/bemorewell (Twitter) Follow me, Jeff St. Pierre on https://www.instagram.com/stpierreonair/ (Instagram) and https://twitter.com/stpierreonair (Twitter)

Sometimes it takes a slap in the face to bring you back to reality. Liz Chong was in a dark place when she graduated college. It wasn't until she went to see a doctor that she understood how far down she had gone. But she took the medical advice and started making changes in her life that ultimately turned to a healthier lifestyle and a new career. Jeff St. Pierre sits down with Liz Chong, personal trainer at the Under Armour Performance Center, to hear more about her journey and to pick up some tips for how to make these changes in your life.

Jeff St. Pierre and Kip Moore sit down to talk about Moore's decision to take a two month long break to refresh before getting back out on the road for the year. In the music industry it's tough to make sure you stay on the top of everyone's mind. Many artists never take a break, but their health struggles because of that. Kip Moore makes a conscious effort to take a long break in order to refresh and unwind before getting back into the daily grind of touring and performing non-stop. Some would say it's a dangerous move, but Kip says it's necessary for him and has made him a happier person.

How often do you miss a goal and then waste time beating yourself up for it? It's something we all do, and I've been battling with that myself. This episode is an update to my personal journey to finding, and sustaining, wellness. I talk about those negative moments that tend to dominate our mind.

Hey, I'm Jeff St. Pierre, host of the Be More Well Podcast. Episode 1 gives you some background on my own personal journey to finding wellness, and how it sparked the idea of doing this podcast.

Welcome to the Be More Well Podcast, hosted by Jeff St. Pierre. This introduction gives a brief overview of what this podcast is all about.