Energ’Ethic - Climate Justice and Energy Transition

Nov 27 2024 66 ep. 38 mins 8
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Energy is the light that brightens our relationships. It’s the heat of our homes, the cooling of our food. But it’s also the main culprit for climate warming. We must do things differently to make a difference. Some already do. Welcome to Energ'Ethic, the podcast that goes beyond the headlines to bring you the voices driving change in climate justice and energy innovation. In each episode, I, Marine Cornelis, take you on a journey through the stories and insights of the advocates, experts, and leaders who are shaping our energy future. These are the people who are not just imagining a greener world but actively working to make it a reality. What makes Energ'Ethic unique? - Personal Stories: Hear directly from those on the front lines of the energy transition. - Expert Insights: Gain a deeper understanding of the complex issues from the best minds in the field. - Engaging Conversations: Join in the dialogue that is fueling real change. Whether you're an energy policy enthusiast or just curious about how our world is changing, Energ'Ethic offers something for everyone. Each episode is an opportunity to learn, be inspired, and become part of a movement vital for our future. So, why wait? Tune in now to be part of the conversation that's making a difference.  Listen to Energ'Ethic today and become a part of the journey toward a sustainable future. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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56 - How Unions are Shaping a Fair Transition to Renewables - Tuscany Bell

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