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PODCAST: How We Can Clean the Chesapeake and Save Money in the Process
by Spencer Knowles - March 14, 2017
The Chesapeake Bay is one of America's most treasured waterways, but also one of the most polluted. Experts in this WRI Podcast examine nutrient trading as a potential solution.
PODCAST: Electrifying Africa
by Spencer Knowles and Daniel Melling - February 15, 2017
WRI energy experts Lily Odarno and Sanjoy Sanyal discuss how advances in data, technology and finance can bring power to the 600 million sub-Saharan Africans lacking access.
PODCAST: What Does the US Stand to Lose if it Pulls Out of the Paris Agreement?
by Spencer Knowles - January 27, 2017
In this episode of the WRI Podcast, experts Andrew Light and David Waskow discuss the diplomatic, economic and strategic implications if the United States were to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change.
PODCAST: Planning the City of the Future
by Spencer Knowles - January 11, 2017
Listen in on this episode of the WRI Podcast as we speak with Ani Dasgupta, global director of the WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities.
PODCAST: As Climate Impacts Mount, Seaside Mayors Speak Out
by Spencer Knowles - January 03, 2017
In this episode of the WRI Podcast, we learn about how mayors are leading the fight for climate resiliency, and what they need to succeed.
PODCAST: Closing the Loop with a Circular Economy
by Spencer Knowles - December 12, 2016
On the latest edition of the WRI Podcast, we spoke with a Dutch politician leading the charge to make waste a thing of the past.
PODCAST: The Sounds of Sustainability
by Spencer Knowles - December 01, 2016
Our podcast team sat down with Chip Barber and Austin Clowes of the Forest Legality Initiative to learn how to build a sustainable guitar.
PODCAST: Liz Goodwin on Reducing Food Loss and Waste—Lessons from the UK
by Spencer Knowles - October 19, 2016
The UK reduced its food loss and waste by an impressive 21 percent. In a new podcast, WRI's Liz Goodwin explains what families, companies and governments around the world can learn from the UK's success.

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