Episode 125: The world’s largest EV maker, sustainable French fries, Intel’s water wisdom

In this episode, we riff on why BYD is such a BFD. Plus three different perspectives on conserving, recycling and restoring water.

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Episode 125: The world’s largest EV maker, sustainable French fries, Intel’s water wisdom

Spotlighting the bright business case for LED retrofits on Native American lands

Beyond energy savings, these projects can illuminate opportunities for economic development.

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Spotlighting the bright business case for LED retrofits on Native American lands

Episode 124: AeroFarms digs data, startup smorgasbord

In this episode, we dish on innovations in robotics and drones. Plus, ideas for justifying the expense of solar installations on apartment buildings and rental properties.

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Episode 124: AeroFarms digs data, startup smorgasbord

What’s the true impact of green bonds?

There have been plenty of issues. Now it’s time to assess how projects are actually faring.

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What’s the true impact of green bonds?

What will happen to solar panels after their useful lives are over?

It’s a good sign that solar energy use is growing, but the infrastructure to sunset these cells barely exists.

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What will happen to solar panels after their useful lives are over?

Episode 123: Public meets private, symbiotic relationships

Also in this episode, how chief digital officers are aiding and abetting the clean energy transition and why more fleet operators are evaluating electric trucks and vans.

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Episode 123: Public meets private, symbiotic relationships

The Colorado River Basin: Where the reality of water stress collides with public policy

The existing shortage isn’t a short-term drought, it’s the new long-term normal.

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The Colorado River Basin: Where the reality of water stress collides with public policy

Episode 122: Taking on plastics, both by land and by sea

In this episode, we also debate the latest use case for blockchain, take stock of Hawaii’s energy transition and honor a Japanese pioneer in lithium-ion battery technology.

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Episode 122: Taking on plastics, both by land and by sea

Episode 121: Mega deals in clean energy, P&G’s circular geometry, Walmart’s EV charging crusade

In this episode, we also contemplate the art of reducing the environmental of popular music festivals, like the massive event concluding this weekend in the Coachella Valley desert.

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Episode 121: Mega deals in clean energy, P&G’s circular geometry, Walmart’s EV charging crusade

Can urban farming help solve the growing food scarcity crisis

Former basketball player Will Allen talks about his mission to transform local food systems.

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Can urban farming help solve the growing food scarcity crisis

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