
Dave Turk
Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Energy (2021–2025), now Senior Advisor at Columbia's Center on Global Energy Policy; previously Deputy Executive Director of the IEA.
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Sep 25, 2026
Meeting the Urgency With Faster Food Security Action
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Dani NierenbergHOST
Dave, do you want to jump in here and talk about, from the philanthropic side, why it's important to support something like this? As Adam said, it's a blueprint that other cities can use.

Dave TurkGUEST
Yeah, so let me come at it from the philanthropic side, and then maybe I'll sneak in a policymaker side, given some previous roles that I've had on the philanthropic side.

Dave TurkGUEST
And it's been around for 60 years, but I'm super proud that it is always looking for the next social entrepreneur, the visionary.

Dave TurkGUEST
We have to do exactly the kinds of things that Adam was just talking about to make sure it's powered by clean energy, to make sure we've got guardrails more generally on safety.