Episode 249: 30 Under 30 honorees share revelations, big oil pivots Heather Clancy Fri, 12/18/2020 – 02:00 Week in Review Stories discussed this week (3:45). Can Shell pilot a new era of sustainable aviation? The oil and gas industry’s search for purpose in a climate-disrupted world Can California’s cap and trade address environmental justice? BofA, BlackRock and State Street talk stakeholder primacy and fall short Features The road ahead for sustainable transportation (21:40) Katie Fehrenbacher, senior writer and transportation analyst for GreenBiz, reflects 10 key trends from 2020 that will or should shape priorities in the 12 months ahead. Among them: bridge fuels to zero-emissions fleets; the public transit crisis; and what policies are mapping the journey. Year-end reflections from the GreenBiz 30 Under 30 (34:35) As we did at the end of 2019 and beginning of 2020, we feature the voices of our vibrant community in this episode and on Jan. 8. Participants con
Episode 248: Mastercard CSO, parsing plastics policy, Paris Agreement at 5 Heather Clancy Fri, 12/11/2020 – 00:10 Week in Review Stories discussed this week (5:30). HSBC invests in world’s first “reef credit” system Does 2020 mark a turning point for delivering on the Paris Agreement goals? How do you avoid getting distracted and stay focused on the mission? Features What will Biden mean for the circular economy? (18:20) Don’t expect the incoming administration to use that nomenclature, but plastics pollution and recycling are far more likely to get national attention. Associate Editor Deonna Anderson chats with GreenBiz’s senior analyst for circular economy issues, Lauren Phipps. How Mastercard is helping spenders restore trees (26:45) Big brands are leaning into growing consumer interest in supporting products and services that do “better” for the planet. Kristina Kloberdanz, senior vice president and chief sustainability officer of Mastercard, discusses t
and above all. now, i ll dream gig. now more businesses, in more places, can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america s largest gig-speed network. a new report in the washington post says the national enquirer let president trump s attorney and so-called fixer, michael cohen, review stories written about the presidential candidate and his opponents before publishing them. cnn senior media correspondent brian stelter is here and m.j. lee joins me now. m.j., the washington post says this practice continued after the president took office. this is not just rare for a, i would put it in quotes, news organization to do, but for any publication to do. it s concerning. that s right, and fascinating that this, according to the washington post is a practice that continued after trump got
disorder. some separated families are reunited, hundreds more remain divided and confused about the immigration policy and what will happen next. after claiming compassion, is mr. trump ignoring their plight? the president tells republicans they shouldn t bother passing the immigration legislation he had been demanding changing his position again and undermining the work of his party. will gop leaders seek a vote? heading to trial. a federal judge issues a new ruling against paul manafort. prosecutors try to prevent the former trump campaign chairman from playing politics in the courtroom. there are new developments tonight in the russia investigation. inquiring minds. the national enquirer let fixer michael cohen review stories involving mr. trump in advance. we re getting a new window into the rather cozy relationship between the tabloid and the president. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around
then we ask questions at the same time. i can combine numbers two and three and then what we would have is we would do the charts and then i would both ask questions and review stories and then we will have a finish. so let s do that. let s go into the charts. we are out of time. in today s contest with who is correct and who is not and who is raising questions. it appears as if penn was in the lead so far with the most correct statements. can you show us and pull us back up? yes. it says it is copyrighted. yes. don t forget the hash marks. it is a prison system. psychologically he feels in