ClimateVoices

Short Q&As with today's climate leaders. Read on for insights and inspiration.
EPISODE 11

Now or Never: What We Can and Must Do to Act on Climate


"What we need is the political will, and we need people to use their ClimateVoice."

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EPISODE 10

Owning Our Future: Climate, Companies, and the Youth Voice


"What we actually need is a tangible visible change, and that comes from government leaders and corporate sector leaders."
—Katie Eder

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EPISODE 9

A Dangerous Distraction: Why ESG Won’t Save Our Climate


"The people most impatient about the rate of change are almost always younger folks. It's only fair that they demand better results on the climate crisis."

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EPISODE 8

Saving Our Climate: A 2022 Action Agenda


"Using your voice is the most powerful thing you can do, in whatever circles you’re in."

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EPISODE 7

Climate After COP26: What Happened, What Didn’t, and What’s Next


"Probably the biggest barrier to getting this all done is the lack of political will around deploying climate solutions at the speed and scale required."

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EPISODE 6

Heated About Climate: The Policy, the Politics, the #$@!%


"People need to understand that things can change and it’s possible to pressure corporations and politicians to change their behavior."

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EPISODE 5

Climate Crunch Time: Why Electrify, Why Policy, Why Now


"Legislation is written by the people who can afford to show up."

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EPISODE 4

Climate + Nature: Why the Global Commons Matters


"The time for looking at these problems in silos is in the past. We can either solve both crises or neither."

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EPISODE 3

The New Climate War: Will Tech Join the Fight?


"The surest way to lose a war is to fail to recognize you're in one."

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EPISODE 2

Climate, Justice and the Critical Role of Companies


"There is a big role companies can play. Both companies and the public sector are critical for stepping up to the climate justice agenda."
—Sekita Grant

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EPISODE 1

Big Tech’s Deafening Silence on Climate Policy


"Priority #1 still has to be 1.5°C."
—Senator Sheldon Whitehouse

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