Climate & Energy
Climate, the energy transition, climate tech, grid, batteries, and nuclear.
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- 19,643
- Podcasts
- 27
- Newsletters
- 36
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Who publishes here — active in the last 90 days
556 posts
Writer of the Substack Sparks From Culture; zealous fan of my family, my Shih Tzu, all things Substack, NYC (l...
Stu Turley
555 posts
CEO and President of Sandstone Group, Host of the Energy News Beat energy markets podcast. Now ranked as one o...
Chris Lang
524 posts
REDD-Monitor is about the climate crisis: rainforests and fossil fuels; carbon trading and carbon cowboys; and...
Andy Revkin
517 posts
40 years of prize-winning risk-focused journalism - half at The New York Times. Pursuing progress on a finite,...
Nate Hagens
502 posts
Co-founder and executive director of the Institute for the Study of Energy & Our Future, a nonprofit founded i...
Rachel Donald
473 posts
Climate corruption journalist investigating why the world in crisis—and what to do about it.
448 posts
Author, educator, and environmental activist; a founder of 350.org and Third Act.
Emily Atkin
445 posts
Editor-in-chief at HEATED
Greg Dalton
436 posts
Journalist and founder of Climate One, who spent 12 years reporting internationally, including for the Associa...
Christiana Figueres
372 posts
Costa Rican climate leader who served as Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change...
David Callaway
366 posts
David Callaway is founder and Editor-in-Chief of Callaway Climate Insights. He is former president of the Worl...
Tom Rivett-Carnac
363 posts
Climate strategist who co-founded Global Optimism with Christiana Figueres after leaving the UN in 2016, where...
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- “My theory of change is you need people to perceive you as powerful. The perception actually matters more than anything. The metaphor I use is you have to be a l...” Tom Matzzie, Volts
- “From 2014 up until April, this April, so we're talking about 12 years, I had said that as long as Western support for Ukraine remains at a certain level, Ukrain...” John E. Herbst, Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change
- “That's five Tesla power walls in your car that you were going to buy anyways. I call it Anyways Economics. You're going to buy the car to get around. Oh, by the...” Patti Poppe, Climate One
- “There's all these technologies that were invented in California, for instance. And if I was like, hey, I just want to make a factory and make this, it wouldn't...” Sam D'Amico, Volts
- “Shenzhen is turning into this, what I would call a matter compiler. It's like, okay, cool. You can almost vibe code out hardware just by asking for it. We're ge...” Sam D'Amico, Volts
- “And the data center people together get to essentially decide who drills the next hole in the Permian basin, right? … especially if they got together and did a...” Olya Irzak, Catalyst with Shayle Kann
- “That's 15% of U.S. grid emissions is what we can prevent by building these data centers with tackling the methane in mind, right? … So this is like by far the b...” Olya Irzak, Catalyst with Shayle Kann
- “Countries where mining happens are on average healthier, wealthier, and better educated than their non-mining counterparts. So this idea that mining somehow mak...” Rohitesh Dhawan, Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change
- “Interestingly, because Texas energy market has been so deliberalized and there's been so much utility-scale solar and storage deployed, Texas volatility has ess...” Nick Chaset, Volts
- “We have a Soviet-style energy system… our four biggest generation units produce more than 60, 65% of all our electricity. And our top 10 substations… transport...” Andrii Gerus, Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change
- “This winter in Ukraine was the harshest winter out of anything we have experienced… My day would start with asking, out of the three things, electricity, heatin...” Dmytro Boroday, Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change
- “We'll import our fuel. We import 30% of our electrons. You can't import an electron from around the country and expect it to be zero emissions because it's not,...” Mike Umbro, Energy News Beat
- “Do we think about mining and extraction in terms of forever? No, we don't. But here you have to. Here you're forced to.” James Crawford, The Climate Question
- “I was promised like retina scanners and, you know, everything clean and glowing and fluorescent. And instead, you know, we're kind of going around hat in hand…...” Kate Marvel, Climate One
- “I come from a rural area. Going back, my family has always been farmers. So some of them might not like what I'm saying right now. But there is more biodiversit...” Kristian Jensen, Volts
- “It turned out that the overall transfer of money from the world's consumers to the world's incumbent fossil fuel producers was greater than the amount of money...” Peter Erickson, Heatmap News
- “Right now, data centers are just firing at the grid like they're throwing darts at a board, wanting to go wherever they can, hoping to get a connection, and per...” Kristian Jensen, Volts
- “The irony is that sustainability and greenness or even ethical lithium, right? Responsible lithium, all of these different adjectives itself now has become a fi...” Thea Riofrancos, Drilled
- “How do you protect energy infrastructure from drones? I mean, that was never a topic, it was never something we had to focus on. Now, if we are putting gas turb...” Alexander De Croo, Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change
- “Sometimes I wish it was a bit easier because the problem with fusion is getting it turned on, not turning it off, right? It's very easy to turn the fusion react...” James Cowan, Everything Electric Podcast
- “I know that European countries are continuing to produce tanks, and they're spending huge amounts of money on this kind of equipment, where each tank costs more...” Oleksandr Tolokonnikov, Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change
- “If you look at last year, record year for demand for oil, record year for gas, record year for coal, which I think much of the Western world left for dead, but...” Harry Mateer, The Energy Gang
- “In America, we have 30 million acres of corn that we grow for ethanol, gasoline. That produces 3% of America's energy. That same 30 million acres, if you covere...” Bill McKibben, The Energy Gang
- “Nuclear fuel is so incredibly dense that if you use nothing but nuclear power to power your entire life, all of the fuel that you would need would fit inside on...” Liz Muller, Watt It Takes
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- Sources are hand-picked by us for this market. Post and episode counts are everything we have indexed for them, back to whatever archive the source publishes.
- People and advertisers are everyone credited or heard on these sources in the last 90 days, ranked by every post they have appeared on here. Topics come from the 10 newest posts of each source, so every source counts equally.
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