Former FERC chairman Neil Chatterjee on the energy impact of the Russia-Ukraine war. Listen to more from Chatterjee on the full episode!

Former FERC chairman Neil Chatterjee shares an idea on how to improve and increase transmission infrastructure across the country.

Former FERC chairman Neil Chatterjee on how to cut through partisanship in order to finally get permitting reform done in DC. Listen to the entire interview right here!

Neil Chatterjee is a former Commissioner and Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and he joins us on the podcast this week for the first time since our first season in 2020. He talks with host Chelsea Henderson about some of the most pressing energy issues facing America, permitting reform and how to cut the red tape on partisan bureaucracy.

He also explained how difficult it is to build and expand transmission lines across personal property, some of the things he is watching across the energy landscape including the Russian-Ukraine war and how extreme weather events are effecting the reliability of energy grids across the country. Finally, he proposes an interesting idea that resembles one the Senate successfully executed to a different sector over 15 years ago.

Catch this outstanding conversation with Neil Chatterjee online or wherever it is you get your podcasts!

Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health's Amanda Blanchet & Ethan Sims on being a critical and key messenger to patients regarding climate change. Blanchet and Sims are both affiliated with the Medical Society Consortium for Climate and Health.

Idaho physicians Amanda Blanchet & Ethan Sims share some of the things directly impacting the health and well-being of patients due to climate change. Learn more about Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health online https://www.idahocliniciansforclimateandhealth.org.

Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health's Amanda Blanchet & Ethan Sims outline how big the climate change impact is on human health. Listen to the entire interview online at: https://republicen.org/podcast

We travel to Idaho this week as host Chelsea Henderson connects with Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health's Amanda Blanchet and Ethan Sims. They're physicians who are seeing the direct health impacts of climate change on their patients, while working to empower health workers to use their voices and make a difference on the issue. 

Listen to Blanchet and Sims detail how climate change is negatively impacting human health and how the healthcare industry is accelerating climate change. They share more about how the ICCH is trying to improve sustainability in the healthcare system by educating health professionals and increasing public awareness of the health impacts of climate change.

Learn more at https://www.idahocliniciansforclimateandhealth.org.

Climate marketer John Marshall tells us the biggest problem with climate marketing and a lesson he learned working on the issue. Find out more about Marshall's Potential Energy Coalition.

Potential Energy Coalition founder John Marshall shares the problem with reaching conservatives on climate change.

Climate marketer John Marshall explains how and why he launched the Potential Energy Coalition. Listen to the entire interview at https://republicen.org/podcast!

Have you ever heard of a climate marketer? Well, you may not be alone. But that's exactly what Potential Energy Coalition founder and CEO John Marshall calls himself. 

Marshall is working to shift the marketing problem around climate change, organizing the world’s top marketers to change people’s minds and make climate a priority in order to get action. He talks with host Chelsea Henderson regarding the messenger problem around climate change, specifically community and cultural messengers. 

Don't miss this episode with our first 'climate marketer' and find out more about the Potential Energy Coalition online at: https://potentialenergycoalition.org/our-approach

Heather Reams says the difference of ideas from all sides is key to our clean energy future. Find out more about National Clean Energy Week online at https://nationalcleanenergyweek.org.

Heather Reams on the bipartisan structure of National Clean Energy Week and how there's something for everybody. #NationalCleanEnergyWeek 

Chair Heather Reams previews the upcoming seventh annual National Clean Energy Week (Sept. 25-29) in Washington, DC. #NationalCleanEnergyWeek

The seventh annual National Clean Energy Week (September 25-29) in Washington, DC is just around the corner and who better to provide more details about the week promoting a clean energy future than event chair Heather Reams!

Reams joined host Chelsea Henderson to share more information about the exciting events that the Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions (CRES) Forum has planned for National Clean Energy Week. And one of the most anticipated events is the Policymakers Symposium where policy experts, industry leaders, and lawmakers share more about working together to chart a #cleanenergy future. Plus there are networking opportunities throughout the week, so don't miss out out. 

Find out more about upcoming events at #NationalCleanEnergyWeek online at www.ncew2023.org!

republicEn.org executive director Bob Inglis said the climate change question by a young conservative on Fox News shows positive movement and should be celebrated.

Our former republicEn colleague Alex Bozmoski shares his thoughts on Nikki Haley's debate answer to climate change and the negative reaction to Vivek Ramaswamy's answer from the local GOP audience members.

Alex Bozmoski from DEPLOY/US was there in Milwaukee and reacts to the climate change question asked early in last week's GOP Presidential primary debate. Catch the full episode at https://republicen.org/podcast.

The first Republican Presidential primary debate went down last week in Milwaukee, Wisc. And our former republicEn colleague and current DEPLOY/US Vice President of Programs Alex Bozmoski joins us this week to provide his first-hand reaction, analysis and more from attending the first GOP debate. 

Our host Chelsea Henderson and executive director Bob Inglis also join to give their thoughts and opinions from the debate, primarily the first (and only) audience question about climate change that was brought before the candidates in the debate's first 30 minutes. Governor Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy were the only two candidates to answer the question definitively with Ramaswamy drawing boos from the conservative audience.

You won't want to miss our debate analysis from the historic night in Milwaukee!