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By: Christine Driscoll, Akshat Rathi, Oscar Boyd
Read a transcript of the conversation between podcast host Akshat Rathi, WWF Chief Scientist Rebecca Shaw, and US Special Envoy to COP15 Monica Medina.
By: Oscar Boyd, Christine Driscoll, Akshat Rathi
Read a transcript of The Big Take podcast featuring Akshat Rathi, Eric Roston, and Zahra Hirji looking at where Inflation Reduction Act money is flowing.
By: Akshat Rathi, Gabrielle Coppola
The Volkswagen-backed battery startup is now looking for consumer electronics customers while working through manufacturing challenges.
By: Christine Driscoll, Oscar Boyd, Akshat Rathi
Read a transcript of the conversation between podcast host Akshat Rathi and global chief heat officer for UN Habitat, Eleni Myrivili.
By: Oscar Boyd, Akshat Rathi
Read a transcript of the conversation between podcast host Akshat Rathi and producer Oscar Boyd about why the world is on track to hit 1.5C of warming.
By: Akshat Rathi, John Ainger
Dozens of members the US Congress and European Parliament called for Sultan Al Jaber to be removed as COP28 president-delegate.
More than 100 US and EU lawmakers appealed to the leaders of their countries and the United Nations to oust oil executive Sultan Al Jaber as head of this year’s COP28 climate summit.
By: Oscar Boyd, Akshat Rathi, Christine Driscoll
Read a transcript of the conversation between podcast host Akshat Rathi and Dipender Saluja, managing director of Capricorn Investment Group.
By: Oscar Boyd, Christine Driscoll, Akshat Rathi
Richard Curtis’s screenwriting hits include Bridget Jones Diary and Mr. Bean. Now he’s focused on redirecting retirement savings to climate-friendly companies.
By: Oscar Boyd, Christine Driscoll, Akshat Rathi
Read a transcript of the conversation between podcast host Akshat Rathi and Richard Curtis, screenwriter and co-founder of campaign group Make My Money Matter.
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