Climate Week NYC
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Oct 28, 2026
The Invisible Infrastructure: How Policy Shapes Cleantech with Kate Ringness
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32:54Kate RingnessGUEST
Yeah, I'm actually going to bring up a little story.
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32:57Kate RingnessGUEST
So it was Climate Week last year and we had the inauguration.
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33:01Kate RingnessGUEST
A month later, I got fired because I was a probationary employee because I shifted from the secretary's office to Office of Policy.
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33:07Kate RingnessGUEST
So I only had like a month tenure.
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33:08Kate RingnessGUEST
So I got fired and then I got rehired.
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33:11Kate RingnessGUEST
And then right before Climate Week, I left the DOE.
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33:14Kate RingnessGUEST
And that was when I started my bike riding.
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33:16Kate RingnessGUEST
I was feeling really, really low.
Ep120 — What’s Next for Corporate Climate Reporting?
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5:29Sara DeweyGUEST
And it really fills in the data gap in an important way in the absence of more comprehensive federal reporting requirements.
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5:36Sara DeweyGUEST
Abby, can you talk a little bit about the database you helped launch at New York Climate Week?
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5:40Abby HusselbeeHOST
Absolutely.
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5:42Abby HusselbeeHOST
As part of the Salata Institute's Corporate Climate Targets Project, last month, our colleagues at the Harvard Kennedy School and the Harvard Business School released a publicly available database that tracks voluntary climate commitments, meaning companies that have set a forward-looking commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over time.
We Know Disasters Are Coming. Why Aren't We Ready? | Illya Azaroff
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12:15Illya AzaroffGUEST
And yes, I'm happy to celebrate that.
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12:17Illya AzaroffGUEST
It was just last week at New York Climate Week that we officially made the launch.
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12:23Illya AzaroffGUEST
And disaster risk reduction and resilience as a commitment or a pledge for firms is what's on the table.
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12:31Illya AzaroffGUEST
Now, what that means is, is back in 2016, the United Nations adopted the Disaster Risk Reduction Sendai Agreement.
TUESDAY SHOW - 27th October 📻
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16:12Ben FordhamHOST
He's taken trips to the Solomon Islands, the United States, Brazil, the UK and Turkey.
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16:18Ben FordhamHOST
Taxpayers have been slugged a whopping $35,000 for a trip... to attend the New York Climate Week.
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16:25Ben FordhamHOST
$20,000 has gone towards flights to the Big Apple, another $12,500 on accommodation.
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16:32Ben FordhamHOST
And just days later, he slugged taxpayers another $37,000 for a trip to Brazil.
Ep 216: Listener Questions: Has Centrism Failed, Is French Disorder spreading, Can Ukraine Hold On, and Who Can Order the Disorder?
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33:42Jane KinninmontHOST
I found it interesting.
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33:43Jane KinninmontHOST
I went to some of New York Climate Week when I was in New York for UNGA and there were quite a lot of state level officials from around the UK, some of them from Republican states and cities saying, We need to deal with climate, but we're not allowed to talk about climate.
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33:57Jane KinninmontHOST
So it's all packaged together under resilience.
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34:00Jane KinninmontHOST
But we'll come up with projects that are trying to safeguard our cities from floods and the causes of floods.
A Little Less Conversation, a Little More Action: Norway's Climate Playbook
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3:53John GeorgeHOST
Thanks so much for being here with us today.
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3:56John GeorgeHOST
We are coming off the back of New York Climate Week.
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4:00John GeorgeHOST
And as you can imagine, it was even for yourself, it was probably a pretty intense but inspiring and insightful week.
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4:07John GeorgeHOST
We're at this point now where climate change used to be treated as its own lane of foreign policy.
Are Kids Even Taught About Climate Change?
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4:28Dan DelureyHOST
But anyway, Susie, Susie is I'm going to say this, Susie, the preeminent expert in terms of climate education for young people.
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4:40Dan DelureyHOST
So at Climate Week, I had the opportunity to go and hear a keynote.
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4:45Dan DelureyHOST
that Susie delivered at the Museum of Natural History for a major event.
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4:50Dan DelureyHOST
And she had some nice photos and video.
29 MINS LATER
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34:16Jono AnzaloneGUEST
And I want to believe that we are all imperfect and don't all have the solutions and just feel rest assured that we can point all of our energy towards the root cause of the issue and not tear ourselves apart.
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34:32Jono AnzaloneGUEST
And that's something that I think is it's given me great hope.
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34:37Dan DelureyHOST
So, Hannah, before we leave, I know at Climate Week you were telling me how much you dislike Yale.
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34:43Dan DelureyHOST
Do you want to say anything?
COP31 with Australian Conservation Foundation and Climate and Health Alliance | Environmental Film Festival 2026 | Climate for Change 10-day challenge for climate
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2:49GavanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Of course, Many of those countries are those small island nation states in the Pacific.
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2:57GavanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
However, the pre-cop and the events leading up to pre-cop, such as the UN General Assembly, New York Climate Week, were disappointing again when it comes to Australia setting a clear ambition and leadership.
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3:11GavanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
mind that Australia is head of negotiations for COP 31, so neither from the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in his speeches in particular, but even from Climate Minister Chris Bowen, who is head of negotiations for COP, they're still failing to set a clear agenda, leadership and vision for this COP, and in particular what to do about fossil fuels and big fossil fuel project approvals here and around the world.
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3:38ShayHOST
So do you think that might kind of change after COP? There will be kind of like a reshaping of fossil fuel policy following COP? Or do you think that without kind of a clear idea going into it, that will be quite hard to establish?
E16 S15 Building a Distributed Creative Team for Social Impact: The Story of Horae
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13:11Josephine TseGUEST
protesting the development of a coal plant, I believe in Kenya, and they want to stop the development, and basically driving it around strategic areas like embassies and where the UN is.
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13:22Josephine TseGUEST
Around New York during New York Climate Week, it's all about getting the message out.
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13:26Josephine TseGUEST
The ask came at a very tight timeline, I would say, We only had a few weeks to help them develop the creative and pull it off.
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13:34Josephine TseGUEST
But with the information that we were given, the timeline, Audrey made miracles happen.
20 MINS LATER
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34:05Josephine TseGUEST
I try to get involved in those types of senses.
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34:08Josephine TseGUEST
Right now I'm doing some photography for Toronto climate week.
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34:13Josephine TseGUEST
I was just in climate week, Sydney, and I will go to climate week, like New York climate week.
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34:18Josephine TseGUEST
And just kind of seeing and meeting different people there and seeing what, how people are putting on these events.
Impact Art for Protecting the Earth with Ekaterina Sky
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18:39Ekaterina SkyGUEST
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
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18:40Ekaterina SkyGUEST
And like, actually, you know, it was fascinating for me to I'm now in New York, and we just had a New York Climate Week.
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18:48Ekaterina SkyGUEST
And I was on a panel for Art for Impact, excuse me, Art for Impact.
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18:54Ekaterina SkyGUEST
And it was, you know, I've been in this for 10 years.
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