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Climate Capitalism
Akshat Rathi makes the optimistic case that a reformed capitalism — shaped by government policy and serving the needs of society and the planet — is our best hope of tackling climate change. In Climate Capitalism he profiles key leaders who are helping to make progress happen. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Economics, Energy, Environment
Tagged book review, capitalism, climate change, energy transition, nonfiction
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Podcast: What’s next for clean energy and climate mitigation?
Back on the 28th of June, I had the pleasure of attending a live recording of the Volts podcast hosted by David Roberts here in Seattle at an event sponsored by Canary Media. Roberts interviewed energy analyst and author Ramez … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Science and technology
Tagged clean energy, climate change, david roberts, energy transition, podcast, ramez naam, volts
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