Week in Review
Commentary of some of this week’s stories begins at 4:02.
- Why the COP25 carbon market discussion failure matters
- US businesses stand by the Paris Agreement at COP25
- How blockchain could help put the Paris Agreement on course, from the bottom up
- Top 10 transportation trends to watch 2020
- A holiday talk about the climate crisis? Yes, please
Features
Your voices: Look back on 2019
- Trisa Thompson, advisor at Plan C Advisors (19:25)
- Keith Heidecom, vice president of sustainability at Locus Agricultural Solutions (20:20)
- Celeste Popitz, Boston University MBA student (21:34)
- Andrew Green, environmental sustainability officer at Capital One (22:50)
- Will Sarni, founder of Water Foundry (23:22)
- Peter Kelly-Detwiler, NorthBridge Energy Partners (24:32)
*Music in this episode by Lee Rosevere: “Arcade Montage,” “Curiosity,” “Here’s The Thing,” “And So Then”
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