C1 Revue: Settled Science

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C1 Revue: Settled Science

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Feb 13, 2015

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We tackle the facts and fantasies of clean energy. Using satellites in space to peer into the ocean deep; untangling the knot of oil, coal, nuclear and green power; and learning how storytelling can be a scientist’s best friend.
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Feb 13, 2015

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We’re living through a climate emergency; addressing this crisis begins by talking about it. Host Greg Dalton brings you empowering conversations that connect all aspects of the challenge — the scary and the exciting, the individual and the systemic. Join us.

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Sherry Boshert, Author of "PLUG-IN CARS: HOW TO GET ONE AND WHY": Plug-in Hybrid car technology is explained by author Sherry Boshert early in 2007. by Climate One
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David Deppen, Environmental Architect-Anatomy of a Green Building by Climate One
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Todd Paglia, Executive Director, ForestEthics: This March 2007 program features Todd Paglia who is Executive Director of ForestEthics, speaking on "The New Environmentalism, Using Corporate Power for Social Change". by Climate One
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Adam Werbach, CEO, Saatchi & Saatchi; Former President, Sierra Club; Commissioner, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission: The Club hosts Adam Werbach to discuss his initiative called the "Birth of Blue". by Climate One
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Fred Krupp, President of Environmental Defese Fund: The Club's Environment and Natural Resources Member-Led forum brings Fred Krupp to the Club to discuss his book Earth: The Sequel - The Race to Reinvent Energy and Stop Global Warming. by Climate One
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Peter Barnes, Tomales Bay Institute, Co-Founder of Working Assets by Climate One
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Brent Plater, Golden Gate University Environmental Law and Justice Clinic; RACE AGAINST TIME: The 2008 GGNRA Endangered Species Big Year: RACE AGAINST TIME: The 2008 GGNRA Endangered Species Big Year by Climate One
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Rob Dunbar, Professor of Earth Science, Senior Fellow, Stanford’s Woods Institute for the Environment and Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies: Stanford University's Ron Dunbar is Professor of Earth Science and speaks to the Club about climate change issues. by Climate One
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John Hofmeister, Founder and Chief Executive, Citizens for Affordable Energy; Former President, Shell Oil Co.: Former CEO of Shell Oil and Founder and Chief Executive of Citizens for Affordable Energy, John Hofmeister comes to the Club's Climate One forum to discuss US Energy strategy. by Climate One
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Stewart Brand, Co-founder and President, Long Now Foundation: Founder of the Whole Earth catalog and President of the Long Now Foundation, Stewart Brand discusses issues of economics and environment in this program from June of 2007. by Climate One
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Panel: How Green is Your City? The SustainLane U.S. City Rankings: This panel talks about the future of green cities, local jobs, and clean tech in the 21st century, with representatives from the #2 city (San Francisco) and #5 city (Oakland) out of the largest 50 US cities profiled in How Green is Your City? by Climate One
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Panel: Climate Change after Bali: Climate One brings together a panel of experts to discuss the Climate Change issue after the Bali accords by Climate One
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Auden Schendler: Getting Green Done - Hard Truths from the Front Lines of the Sustainability Revolution by Climate One
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Eric Schmidt, CEO, Google: The Commonwealth Club's Climate One Initiative and INFORUM welcomes Google CEO Eric Schmidt who discusses Google's new energy initiative. by Climate One
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Clean Tech for California: Winners of the Third Annual California Clean Tech Open 2008: Meet the winners of the Third Annual California Clean Tech Open 2008. This statewide competition focuses on keeping California the leader in commercialized green technologies. by Climate One
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Cars: Clean Them or Crush Them. International Council on Clean Transportation, Clean Air Initiative (Asia), and UC Berkeley: The number of cars in the world may double in twenty years to 2 billion if the emerging middle class in India and China get their hands on a new set of wheels. by Climate One
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Woody Tasch: Slow Money - Investing as if Food, Farms and Fertility Mattered: Tasch draws on three decades of experience working along the boundaries of venture capital, social investing and philanthropy. by Climate One
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Alan Weisman, Author of "The World Without Us": In this 2007 program author Alan Weisman talks about his book titled The World Without Us which looks at how the world would change without a human presence. by Climate One
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Tim Flannery: Now or Never: Flannery argues that we are approaching the point of no return, he believes there is hope that steps can be taken to avoid the worst effects of climate change. by Climate One
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Rethinking Buying and Building: A New Sustainability Chain: This panel, which includes the CEO of the country’s largest recycler, $14 billion Waste Management, will discuss innovations in design, materials and marketing that are convincing people and companies that being green is good for business and the planet. by Climate One
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