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Official podcast for climate heroes from Citizens' Climate Lobby. We're creating the political will for a livable world.
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Saturday Jun 06, 2015
Saturday Jun 06, 2015
What do we really know about people’s carbon footprints? What role does income and geography play? This is important to know, because the greater one’s carbon footprint, the more one will pay under a carbon-pricing regime, and elected officials want to know which of their constituents will be most affected. A new study from the Center for Global Development sheds light on these questions, and CCL’s Legislative Director Danny Richter will walk us through the study and its findings on the June call.
Saturday May 02, 2015
Saturday May 02, 2015
Tony Leiserowitz, Yale Project on Climate Change Communication
The "gateway belief," what makes people more likely to accept the facts on climate change and support public policy solutions, is this simple fact: 97% of climate scientists are convinced, based upon the evidence, that human-caused global warming is happening. On our May call, Tony Leiserowitz from the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication will discuss how we can get this vital information across to people and also talk about using the Yale Climate Opinion Maps as a tool for advocacy.
Saturday Apr 04, 2015
Saturday Apr 04, 2015
On our April call, we dove into the psychology of climate change communication with George Marshall, author of Don’t Even Think About It: Why Our Brains Are Wired To Ignore Climate Change. Why is there such a big gap between what the scientists tell us about climate change and what the public believes? Marshall, co-founder of the Climate Outreach and Information Network will discuss what we can do to close that gap.
Friday Mar 20, 2015
Friday Mar 20, 2015
On our January call, we'll discuss why businesses should embrace carbon pricing with our guest David Hone, Climate Change Advisor for Shell. He is also a board member of the International Emissions Trading Association and also the Washington-based Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES). Check out David's blog, which includes recent posts about the COP20 meeting in Lima.
Saturday Mar 07, 2015
Saturday Mar 07, 2015
Science historian and author Naomi Oreskes discussest the upcoming film adaptation of her book Merchants of Doubt. And Lonnie Ellis from the Catholic Climate Covenant discusses Pope Francis' encyclical dealing with climate change.
Tuesday Mar 03, 2015
Tuesday Mar 03, 2015
What other organizations are working on climate change and what are they up to? To find out, we’ll turn to Keya Chatterjee, executive director of the US Climate Action Network. Prior to joining USCAN, Keya served as Senior Director for Renewable Energy and Footprint Outreach at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).