Climate Time
Dan DelureyClimate Time is different in two ways. Some Posts curated one-paragraph news items with links (incl. from sources most don't see). Others are short thought pieces by a long-time energy & climate expert on things most people aren't thinking about yet.
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What Do You Get When You Mix SCOTUS, Science, and Diesel?
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A Note …
Episode 5 of my new podcast “Four Generations Talk Climate” is about to be released. As usual, it features a Boomer, a GenX’er, a Millennial, and a GenZ’er talking about generational differences and...
10 Clean Energy and Climate Things That Caught My Eye
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A Note About NY Climate Week and the Podcast
I had a really productive Climate Week in New York City last week. In addition to running into a lot of old friends and colleagues, I had the opportunity to...
An Announcement ... And the Reason I Am Late Getting My Newsletter Out
Some of my long time readers will remember that my last “announcement” was that I was going to work in the White House. That necessarily put my newsletter on the sidelines for a while back then.
This time the Announcement is different, and...
Do Different Generations Think About Technology Solutions Differently
Do we need revolutionary new technology to solve climate change, or is our time better spent rallying political and social support to deploy the innovations we already have?
In this episode of Four Generations Talk Climate, host (and Boome...
Is Gen Z the Selfie Generation or the Climate Action Generation?
Gen Z is constantly being told it’s the generation that will finally heal the world and fix all of our problems. But what does that actually mean, and is it fair?
On this episode of Four Generations Talk Climate, host (and Boomer) Dan Delu...
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Sr. Fellow for Climate & Energy, Vermont Law School; Former White House Dir for Clean Energy, Former Exec at Utility, Clean Energy Start-Up, and Grid Modernization NGO.. COP Delegation Head, Climate Week & Davos Speaker. On-Air NPR Climate Expert.
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