My Climate Journey
Jason Jacobs, Cody Simms, Yin Lu
Explore the compelling world of climate action with "My Climate Journey," a podcast hosted by Jason Jacobs, Cody Simms, and Yin Lu. This insightful series dives deep into the complexities of climate change, offering listeners a unique blend of interviews, case studies, and thoughtful discussions. Each episode aims to enlighten and inspire action by featuring conversations with a diverse range of experts, innovators, and activists in the field of environmental sustainability. Join Jason, Cody, and Yin as they unravel the challenges and opportunities of mitigating climate change. Whether you're a climate professional seeking expert analysis or a concerned citizen eager to make a difference, "My Climate Journey" provides the tools and perspectives necessary to understand and engage with environmental issues more effectively. From emerging technologies and policy discussions to personal stories of impact, this podcast is an essential resource for anyone committed to our planet's future.
Episodes
Startup Series: Unlocking Ammonia as Energy with Amogy
In this enlightening episode of the "Startup Series," hosts Jason Jacobs, Cody Simms, and Yin Lu delve into the world of clean energy with Dr. Seonghoon Woo, CEO of Amogy. The discussion centers on Amogy's cutting-edge technology that cracks ammonia into hydrogen for use in fuel cells, offering a potent solution for decarbonizing global shipping. Amogy, which has raised significant funding, is at the forefront of transforming ammonia, commonly used in fertilizers, into a viable, zero-emission fuel. The episode not only highlights Amogy's technological innovations and challenges but also discusses the broader implications for the hydrogen economy and the transition towards greener energy alternatives in heavy industries.
Reframing Nuclear Narratives with the Breakthrough Institute
In this insightful episode of "My Climate Journey," host Jason Jacobs, along with Cody Simms and Yin Liu, engages with Adam Stein, Director of Nuclear Energy Innovation at the Breakthrough Institute. The conversation delves into the institute's "Build Nuclear Now" campaign, which advocates for the accelerated deployment of advanced nuclear reactors across the United States. Stein explains the historical context, the decline of nuclear energy's popularity, and the regulatory hurdles currently faced. The discussion covers the potential for nuclear energy to meet future energy demands, emphasizing the need for regulatory reform to foster technological innovation and deployment. The episode also highlights the environmental and economic advantages of advanced nuclear reactors over traditional fossil fuel sources, discussing the technical aspects and the necessity of public involvement in regulatory processes.
Live from SF Climate Week with Senator Scott Wiener and Shashank Samala
In this engaging session recorded live during SF Climate Week, hosts Jason Jacobs, Cody Sims, and Yin Lu delve into climate policy and carbon removal technologies with Senator Scott Wiener and Heirloom CEO Shashank Samala. The conversation explores legislative efforts and technological innovations aimed at combating climate change. Senator Wiener discusses his involvement with California's landmark climate legislation, while Samala shares insights into Heirloom's pioneering work in carbon removal. The episode offers a profound look into how policy and technology converge to address environmental challenges, highlighting the critical role of accurate carbon data in shaping effective climate strategies.
Exploring NOAA with Chief Scientist Dr. Sarah Kapnick
In an engaging discussion with Dr. Sarah Kapnick, Chief Scientist at NOAA, hosts delve into the multifaceted role and projects of NOAA. Dr. Kapnick elaborates on NOAA’s key functions including weather forecasting, ocean service, and fishery regulation, emphasizing their impact on climate adaptation and resilience. Her unique background in finance and science enriches her insights into the financial implications of climate-related decisions. The conversation also touches on NOAA's approach to emerging challenges in climate prediction and its collaborative efforts across various government sectors to enhance societal resilience and sustainability.
Climate Change and Democracy with Ning Mosberger-Tang
In this podcast, host Cody Simms and guest Ning Mosberger-Tang discuss the critical role of democracy in combating climate change. Mosberger-Tang, founder of 1.5 Climate Strategies Group and a former Google engineer, delves into her transition from the tech industry to climate activism, emphasizing the urgency to address climate issues through electoral and policy frameworks. The episode explores how electoral outcomes significantly impact climate policy and the importance of supporting pro-climate candidates and legislation. Ning shares her experiences and initiatives, like the Blue Wave Postcard Movement and Democracy Strategy Group, aimed at enhancing voter turnout and supporting democratic integrity to facilitate substantial climate actions.