Episode 224
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“Left wing dogma asserted as proven but in fact unsupported.
Stanford prof has a model and it shows we should be 100% wind solar and geothermal? Case closed? Yeah right. No mention of how flawed such models are.
Solar wind and geothermal independent of OPEC and Russia? Wow. Guess the case is just proven beyond any doubt. These sources will NEVER be majority of energy supply for multiple reasons completely ignored by this podcast.
Distorting the truth while expressing such dismay at how others distort the truth. A+ for chutzpah.”
Fhchmf via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/04/23
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“I appreciate the variety of guests and perspectives this show highlights. I just listened to an episode that talked about bipartisanship on climate legislation—so refreshing and encouraging!”
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United States of America ·
10/09/19
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“Brock and Ty are such a dynamic hosting duo - doing the important work of amplifying important environmental and sustainability conversations. After each episode you’ll feel inspired and empowered by these incredible interviews. Highly recommend tuning in!”
oliviabaker13 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/17/22
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“Just started listening, but from what I have heard they do a great job framing the conversation around climate justice and ensuring the most vulnerable and least represented voices are emphasized.
Oh my way to becoming a regular listener.”
Tyler tyker via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/24/22
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