Yale School of the Environment
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Sep 30, 2026
Sarah SchauerHOST
'What did the federal government actively do, and what did it fail to do?' They Knew presents the most definitive indictment yet of the US government's role in the climate crisis while inspiring a generation of youthful climate activists." James Speth served as chair of the US Council on Environmental Quality during the Carter administration, and from 1993 to 1999 was administrator of the United Nations Development Program.
Sarah SchauerHOST
A retired professor of law at Vermont Law School, he served for a decade as dean of the Yale School of the Environment and was co-founder of the World Resource Institute and the National Resources Defense Council.
Sarah SchauerHOST
So I'm really excited about this.
Sarah SchauerHOST
Also, we're back to Jimmy Carter.
Dan DelureyHOST
She's been an activist and an advocate and all sorts of things.
Dan DelureyHOST
She has worked so hard in the last decade that she's now basically going to slough off a year and rest while she's going to Yale School of the Environment to get her graduate degree.
Dan DelureyHOST
So anyway, today we're going to talk a little bit about technology.
Dan DelureyHOST
And we're going to start with Hannah.
Kevin BerryGUEST
When I wound up taking a postdoc at Yale and we lived apart for about a year and a half.
Kevin BerryGUEST
But my first year at the Yale school of forestry, a job at UAA came up and I remember seeing it and I knew that the odds of getting any one job in academia are about zero.
Kevin BerryGUEST
So I applied without telling my wife, but we had been up here in 2013 for a wedding and I was ready to come back.
Kevin BerryGUEST
I thought it was amazing.
Ben GoldfarbGUEST
Yeah, you know, I think we know that animals require large connected habitats to survive, right? All of these creatures, whether we're talking about bears or elk or wolverines or lynx, you know, they have to move across large areas to find food and mates and shelter and, you know, and all the things that every organism needs, right? And roads fragment those habitats and prevent them from safely navigating the landscape.
Ben GoldfarbGUEST
And, you know, going back to The words of Aldo Leopold, you know, who in Sand County Almanac, and I'm sorry to reference a graduate of the Yale School of Forestry on a Harvard podcast.
Ben GoldfarbGUEST
You couldn't resist.
Ben GoldfarbGUEST
I couldn't resist, that's right.
Peter BoydHOST
You'll find it, Dan smiled at me.
Peter BoydHOST
Ten years later, and I'm still here and talking to you from the Purvu Center for Teaching and Learning studio downtown, supported by my appointments at the Yale School of the Environment, the Yale Center of Business and the Environment.
Peter BoydHOST
So please be open.
Peter BoydHOST
Please be curious.
speaker_3HOST
Don't worry.
speaker_3HOST
He started at the Yale School of Environment, completing his master's in environmental sciences and was set to graduate in mid-2021.
speaker_3HOST
By all accounts, Kevin really was a hard-working, giving person.
speaker_3HOST
Someone that just wanted to do the best he could with the time he had.
Peter BoydGUEST
I'm Peter Boyd.
Peter BoydGUEST
I'm a lecturer at the Yale School of the Environment, resident fellow at the Yale Center for Business and the Environment, lecturer in the practice of management at the Yale School of Management, and founder and CEO of my own company, Time for Good.
Peter BoydGUEST
In addition to the Yale affiliation, I've enjoyed a cross-sector, non-linear career so far.
Peter BoydGUEST
with experience across the private sector, starting at McKinsey after graduating Oxford with a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, followed by 10 jobs in 12 years at The Virgin Group, founded by Sir Richard Branson.
Dan DelureyHOST
She's been a climate activist since she was 10, which is most of her life.
Dan DelureyHOST
She's a published author, and she's now in grad school at the Yale School of the Environment.
Dan DelureyHOST
So let's get into it.
Dan DelureyHOST
So the first thing I wanna throw out to all of us, and I wanna do it perhaps by, uh, being a bit of a devil's advocate as the Boomer, and that is, are Boomers really to blame for the situation that we're in right now?
Ben SoltoffGUEST
I am the ecosystem builder and entrepreneur in residence at the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship.
Ben SoltoffGUEST
I was previously an environmental innovation fellow at Seabay and Tsai CITY, and I am also an alum of the Yale School of Environment, as well as the Yale School of Management, graduating in 2019.
Ben SoltoffGUEST
Yes, I have used many tools from the hunt in my job searching process, including the practical and tactical ones that were provided by the hunt.
Ben SoltoffGUEST
I would have a spreadsheet where I would keep track of everyone I talked to and all of the opportunities that I was considering.
Ben SoltoffGUEST
And that is what I love about the tools in the hunt.
Farzana MubashiraGUEST
Hi, my name is Farzana Mubashira.
Farzana MubashiraGUEST
I'm originally from Bangladesh and I just graduated from the Yale School of Environment with a Master of Environmental Management specializing in business and energy.
Farzana MubashiraGUEST
Before coming to Yale, I worked as a consultant, as an energy consultant with an MFI.
speaker_2HOST
Okay, Kendall, thanks so much for coming back to school.
speaker_2HOST
I know you did your master's at the Yale School of Environment.
speaker_2HOST
Now you're here to talk to my students at SOM.
speaker_2HOST
There's so many students from the School of Environment, from the School of Public Health, undergrad.
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