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Climate Correction™ Podcast

Shannon Maganiezin

Looking for our Spanish Podcast? Listen here: https://volofoundation.org/es/climate-correction-podcast/ David S. Vogel is a world-renowned data scientist and predictive modeler. He has won the prestigious KDD Cup several times and the Heritage Health Prize in 2013. His wife, Thais Lopez Vogel, an attorney, manages VoLo Foundation. Together, they are raising six kids. David"s research led them to become aware of the devastating economic impact of carbon pollution. They knew they had to do something

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17:24

How Colombia Became An Important Player in the Fight...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/11/30

The Amazons are the largest rainforest in the world spanning 8 countries and comprising about 40% of all remaining rainforests in the entire world. New species are still being discovered at least once a week, and approximately 300 different indigenous groups call the Amazon their home. Meg Symington, World Wildlife Foundation Managing Director for the Amazon project shares how they are working to keep a functional ecosystem that provides benefits to people and nature over the long term. Born at

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27:55

Mobilizing Young Conservatives Around Climate Change...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/11/16

President & Founder, American Conservation Coalition, Benji Backer, is a voice for young conservative who want real actionable climate change solutions. ACC is the largest grassroots organization for conservatives who care about the environment and want to have a community of people fighting for climate change. With chapters across the country, they provide people with the tools to be good advocates in their community regardless of their political affiliation. Benji shares that we start by taking

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23:54

Fighting Air Inequality Through Open Data and...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/11/02

Chisato Fukuda Calvert is Deputy Director of OpenAQ, an environmental tech non-profit empowering communities around the world to clean their air by harmonizing, sharing, and using open air quality data. 1 in 8 deaths in the world is due to poor air quality making this one of the largest public health threats of our time. With climate change, this issue is becoming even more pressing. OpenAQ is a one-stop-shop for real-time and historical air quality data tracking 7 main ambient air pollutants. By

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38:19

What Ice Can Tell Us About Climate Change - Lonnie...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/10/19

For over 40 years, distinguished university professor and senior research scientist, Lonnie Thompson, has been collecting ice to analyze the effects of climate change. He’s led 64 expeditions conducting ice core drilling programs in 16 countries. Lonnie shares how he first became interested in studying ice, and how his early failure led to the development of the first solar-powered drilling equipment launching a whole new area of research. The results of these studies have been published in more

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59:46

Climate Week NYC 2021: Driving Co-Benefits For...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/10/05

A healthy planet is the foundation for a healthy global population, and human health cannot be advanced without healthy planetary systems such as fresh water, clean air and a stable climate. The direct yearly financial costs of degrading natural systems are predicted to be US$2-4 billion by 2030. And yet, there is currently a lack of guidance for businesses on how to leverage their strategies in a way that simultaneously accelerates change across both climate change and public health. To bridge

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59:25

Climate Week NYC 2021: Climate Change, Health & Equity

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/10/05

Studies show that climate change has become a global public health threat with a disproportionate impact on vulnerable populations. This event, hosted by Johnson & Johnson, will bring together cross-disciplinary leaders, who are on the frontlines of climate, health and equity - from physicians who are working to better understand the connection between human health and environmental health, to advocates who are supporting communities that are feeling the effects of a changing climate, to policy

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01:25:06

Climate Week NYC 2021: Fast Tracking Finance

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/10/05

The renewed US domestic climate agenda will drive demand for green innovation and investments with new approaches to scaling up finance for climate-aligned sectors and infrastructure. According to a recent Princeton University study, Net Zero America, in order for the United States to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions economy-wide by 2050 it would require at least $2.5 trillion in upfront additional capital investment over the next decade. Yet, the cost for inaction and the impact on the

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01:40:27

Climate Week NYC 2021: Getting It Done

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/10/05

Global business and government leaders have announced ambitious climate commitments, laying out targets with fast approaching end dates. ‘Net Zero’ will define our politics and economies for decades to come, from energy to transport, industry to food; the opportunities are endless, and the risks of inaction are profound. But despite our ambitions and actions so far, despite the science setting us targets, and knowing we must halve emissions by 2030, all trajectories suggest we are vastly off track

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01:38:41

Climate Week NYC 2021: Green Jobs In The Clean Energy...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/10/05

The transition to 100% clean energy by 2030 - an historical commitment by the Biden Administration with the potential to create over 10 million green, well paid and skilled jobs. From construction to transport, manufacturing to industry, green jobs will continue to grow and with greater business and government collaboration increasing the demand for green jobs, has the potential to transform the American energy economy and secure a future for key American industries – but only if people and

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30:18

Using Social Media to Research Climate Change_Laura...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/09/21

Laura Termini is a Venezuelan actress, producer, writer and a board certified health beauty counselor. She is also the founder and creative director of Chicanol.com, an inspiring online publication for English and Spanish speaking people. She was invited to the White House to be recognized as one of America’s top Latina Bloggers. Laura uses a mix of entertainment, knowledge and creativity to share valuable information with the world about healthy lifestyle choices that impact climate change. During

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32:10

Empowering Youth to Use Their Voice to Address...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/09/14

As a high school science teacher, Caroline Lewis was passionate about breaking down complex science into simple consumable nuggets of information. She expanded her work outside schools to design programs that drove youth to ask questions, and help the disengaged become engaged. Caroline founded CLEO Institute in 2010, and later developed the GenCLEO youth advocacy group composed of students coming together to advocate for environmental justice and climate change solutions. Through the program,

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28:55

How the US and UK Collaborate to Impact Climate...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/08/31

Paul Rennie is the Head of the Global Economy Group at the British Embassy, Washington DC, leading the UK’s climate and energy, economic and trade, and science and technology networks across the United States. For years, there has been talk about climate change, but there’s never been this level of public support. The US’s renewed commitment to climate change sends a message to the world that this is an issue that cannot be ignored and is coming at a time when technology is ready and able to meet

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32:01

The Conservative Answer to Climate Change - Bob...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/08/17

Rep Bob Inglis shares his journey from climate disputer to climate change activist. Following a science committee trip to Australia, he had a spiritual awakening moving him to consciously loving God and loving people and leaving the world a better place for future generations. Upon his return, he introduced the Raise Wages Cut Carbon Act of 2009. Unfortunately, the act was defeated but his desire to continue the conversation was not. Bob provides insight into how both sides of the aisle can come

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30:33

How Cultivating Public Support Leads to a Team of...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/08/03

Ken Berlin’s early childhood passion for birdwatching led him to a career focused on the environment, energy, and climate change issues. Ken is the President & CEO of Climate Reality Project and is recognized as one of the top climate change attorneys in the world. Founded in 2006 by Vice President, Al Gore, The Climate Reality Project is a global organization of world changers working to solve the climate crisis and build a just and healthy future for our planet. Focused on building community

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15:29

How Building Authentic Relationships Leads to Climate...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/07/20

Laura Betts is a former sustainability leader at Walt Disney Parks & Resorts and is currently a program manager at CLEO Institute. She is a Climate Reality Leader in Orlando, FL, a mentor and recipient of the prestigious Green Ring Award from the Climate Reality Project. The Climate Reality Project works to catalyze global solutions to the climate change crisis by making urgent action a necessity across every level of society. Laura believes the best way to bring people together is through building

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31:05

Climate Change Solutions from an Environmental...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/07/06

Passionate activist Valerie Vande Panne shares her journey covering the war on drugs to becoming an environmental reporter at WGCU Public Media in Southwest Florida. She has also contributed to Bloomberg, Reuters, and Politico. With a focus on covering marginalized communities, Valerie discusses how environmental racism has a direct impact on these areas. She notes that not only is our planet sick, but we are sick as well. Lasting change involves a level of action on a global scale. Every person,

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21:34

Discover the Correlation Between Poverty, Health, and...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/06/22

Doctors and nurses are at the forefront of seeing the direct correlation between climate change and climate-related health ailments. Dr. Cheryl Holder is the Co-Chair of Florida Clinicians for Climate Action where she works to increase awareness about the impact of climate change on our most vulnerable communities. Dr. Holder shares stories about the patients she was seeing, and the developing pattern of worsening conditions through no fault of their own. She discovered that the majority of patients

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29:48

How the Biden Transition Team is Incorporating...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/06/08

Often, the people that are most affected by the impacts of climate change are those who are already disadvantaged in our society. Adrianna Quintero, Senior Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Energy Foundation, shares what these disparities look like, and how we can advocate for everyone. Adrianna worked with the Biden transition team to ensure that diversity and inclusion were at the forefront of policy decisions with a focus on revitalizing communities and creating economic

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18:28

How a Vegan Lifestyle Supports Climate Change - Tony...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/05/25

Self-education and self-advocacy are the foundation blocks for building a sustainable future; not just for ourselves, but for generations to come. Lifestyle personality, Tony Berardo, shares how his struggle with Crohn’s disease led him to a plant-based diet. As Tony became fully immersed in this culture, he became more focused on climate change and how our personal choices were impacting the world we live in. Like our bodies, the earth needs certain nutrients to be sustainable. In this episode,

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22:31

A 3-Decade Review of How Tropical Storms Have Evolved...

Climate Correction™ Podcast ·

2021/05/11

For years, experts have been predicting how the greenhouse effect would adversely impact our environment. In the 2010s, we really started to see those predictions become reality. Meteorologist, John Morales, has been serving as a television presence for nearly 3 decades. He’s seen first-hand how tropical storm weather patterns have changed over time as a result of climate change, and shares that knowledge with us. While we aren’t seeing a higher number of tropical storms each year, we are seeing a

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