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Maria Gallucci

@mariagallucci

Feb 2

Ahh, the sweet sound of SAF *glugluglug* canarymedia.com/podcasts/the-c

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alexandria

And listen to the pod for some truly disgusting sounds of animal fat being sucked into a dumpster!! It will haunt my nightmares

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alexandria

Really had a blast producing this

episode featuring

@mariagallucci

's reporting on the greasy truth behind sustainable aviation fuels

Can used cooking oil really decarbonize the aviation industry?

The greasy truth behind sustainable aviation fuels.

Feb 2

This is a fantastic program. I highly encourage my fellow energy journalists to consider it!

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@ColumbiaUEnergy

Applications are now open for our 2023 #EnergyJournalismFellows program! We're looking for energy/environment journalists eager to learn more about their beat from some of the world's leading experts. Sound like you? Apply now

I had no idea how much cooking oil was being used for aviation fuels!

@mariagallucci

joins me on

this week to tell the story of her New Jersey road trip with a driver named Dale, who joyfully sucks grease out of dumpsters for the airlines. Fascinating story. 🍟✈️

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Off the Menu with Monica: Stephen Lacey

I saw the news that

is ending her "Off the Menu" series after moving on from

@NEI

. It was a very creative show, and I was honored to join Monica for an interview last year. Kudos for a great series! Here's my interview from a few months ago:

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The urgency around decarbonization goals has propelled energy and environmental issues to the forefront. Monica Trauzzi sits down with Stephen Lacey of Post ...

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With hydrogen and batteries still not ready to move our airplanes, the airline industry is relying on cooking grease to decarbonize. How clean — and how scalable — is it? Learn more on

with guest

Francisco Matiella

@BioChico

My OG renewable energy crush.

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.@CanaryMediaInc reporter @mariagallucci recently took an unconventional road trip – shadowing a truck driver around New Jersey, sucking grease, beef tallow, and used cooking oil out of dumpsters behind airports and restaurant chains.

Listen: link.chtbl.com/GCiCOaqU

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This week,

joins us to talk about the future of sustainable aviation fuels. You can read her reporting for

at the link below. ⬇️

The smelly, greasy truth about how sustainable aviation fuel is made

Join our reporter as she tags along with a truck driver dumpster-diving for used cooking oil — all in the name of curbing aircraft emissions.

With hydrogen and batteries still not ready to move our airplanes, the airline industry is relying on sustainable fuels to decarbonize. But is the future of SAFs hidden in "the contents of a padlocked dumpster kept behind a Buffalo Wild Wings"?

Can used cooking oil really decarbonize the aviation industry?

The greasy truth behind sustainable aviation fuels.

This is the greasy origin of today's sustainable aviation fuels. What used to be a waste product will soon be turned into a sustainable aviation fuel known as hydroprocessed esters and fatty acids, or HEFA.

Canary Media's

joins the latest

episode to talk about the greasy truth behind sustainable aviation fuels. Listen here ➡️🎧

Can used cooking oil really decarbonize the aviation industry?

The greasy truth behind sustainable aviation fuels.

Covering Climate Now

@CoveringClimate

Getting a climate bill passed was just the start. This helpful podcast from

offers some real talk about the stakes ahead for implementing the IRA in 2023. Listen:

The make-or-break moment for America's energy transition

Getting a climate bill passed was just the start. Jigar Shah and Katherine Hamilton explain the hard work ahead for kick-starting the era of mass deployment.

Daniel Woldorff

@DanielWoldorff

Jan 31

Thanks for the shout out!! It's pretty fun to work on two of these shows--

@CatalystPod

and The Big Switch w/

@mclott

. Shameless but I would plug

Clean Energy Transition Institute

too. For example this episode on the great electrician shortage is great: canarymedia.com/podcasts/the-c

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@CETransition

Jan 31

Check out our round-up of last year's best #decarbonization podcasts, featuring content from @chrisnelder (@TransitionShow), @shaylekann (@CatalystPod), @drvolts, @mclott (The Big Switch), and more. Let us know what's missing from our list! cleanenergytransition.org/post/best-of-2

Jan 31

Very much looking forward to interviewing

@bradytoday

for

about the science behind gas stove pollution -- and the vitriolic reactions to it. Any burning questions you want me to ask?

alexandria

Jan 29

I hate the idea of the “gas stove debate”. There is no debate — there’s data, and there’s industry misinformation. Framing it as a “debate” is already letting misinformation win

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Canary Media

The closure of Argo AI is the latest setback for driverless cars. What comes next? Learn more on this episode of

with guest

E.W. Niedermeyer

If you can find more hot takes on the driving automation tech bubble in a tight 30 minutes than this episode of

, definitely let me know because I wanna listen

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A narrative news show about the trends shifting our carbon-based economy. Each week, host Stephen Lacey digs into the business and technology stories that explain the rise of clean energy, the...

Canary Media

What are the real lessons behind the setbacks for autonomous cars? Learn more on this episode of

with guest

The autonomous-car bubble has popped

The closure of Argo AI is the latest setback for driverless cars. What comes next?

In October, Ford and VW abandoned plans for a level-4 autonomous car, with Ford writing down $2.7B from its investment in Argo AI. It marked a pop for the AV bubble. It's a big deal. But

says on

we shouldn't misread it:

The autonomous-car bubble has popped

The closure of Argo AI is the latest setback for driverless cars. What comes next?

The autonomous car bubble has popped. But the tech is better than ever. What gives?

@TheAutonocast

explores lessons learned from Ford's closure of Argo AI, once valued at $7.5B. We look at the fantasy vs. reality of AVs. 🎧 Listen: link.chtbl.com/Fz1BeKNe

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ICYMI:

reunited on

for a discussion on the hard work needed to kick-start the era of mass #cleanenergy deployment

The make-or-break moment for America's energy transition

Getting a climate bill passed was just the start. Jigar Shah and Katherine Hamilton explain the hard work ahead for kick-starting the era of mass deployment.

The make-or-break moment for America's energy transition

Mike Munsell

@mikemunsell

Jan 20

ICYMI: Jigar Shah, Katherine Hamilton, and Stephen Lacey reunite

Getting a climate bill passed was just the start. Jigar Shah and Katherine Hamilton explain the hard work ahead for kick-starting the era of mass deployment.

Third Way Climate & Energy

@ThirdWayEnergy

Jan 19

What we’re listening to:

’s latest podcast with

and

as they discuss the new era for climate-solutions deployment in America.🎧below

The make-or-break moment for America's energy transition

Getting a climate bill passed was just the start. Jigar Shah and Katherine Hamilton explain the hard work ahead for kick-starting the era of mass deployment.

and

join this week's

to talk about the new era for climate-solutions deployment in America. The three former podcast co-hosts reunite for some real talk about the stakes ahead for implementing the IRA bit.ly/3Hi27LF

You can listen to the episode at

, along with a complete transcript of the conversation. ⬇️

The make-or-break moment for America's energy transition

Getting a climate bill passed was just the start. Jigar Shah and Katherine Hamilton explain the hard work ahead for kick-starting the era of mass deployment.

This week, the old crew is back together!

and

join

to talk about the new era for climate solutions deployment in America. They reunite for some real talk about the stakes ahead for implementing the IRA. 🎧 Listen: link.chtbl.com/0xliwllI

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Jan 19

Don’t get distracted by the gas stove sideshow! This week on

, we tackle the real policy story of the year: implementing the $370B climate bill. Thrilled to reunite with

and

to riff on this historic moment: bit.ly/3J0fQYI

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🚨Reunion alert🚨

, Katherine Hamilton

and

are back together for a special episode of

. Listen here ➡️🎧

The make-or-break moment for America's energy transition

Getting a climate bill passed was just the start. Jigar Shah and Katherine Hamilton explain the hard work ahead for kick-starting the era of mass deployment.

Jan 18

Before our new episode with

and

drops tomorrow, listen to the podcast version of this

@grist

story about the U.S. electrician shortage, with fantastic reporting by

@emilypont

. ⚡️ 🎧 link.chtbl.com/8STqa9Y2

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A shortage of skilled labor could derail efforts to "electrify everything." bit.ly/3Zm24oS

Thank you for taking over today,

! Don’t forget to check out

and more of Alexandria’s work: bit.ly/3Gx5cFM. #SEJSpotlight

This week, in a special collaboration with

@grist

, guest contributor

@emilypont

discusses with

where to find all the electricians we need to electrify everything and how we can train new entrants to meet our climate goals. 🎧Listen: link.chtbl.com/8STqa9Y2

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2/2 One of my favorite episodes I worked on last year was this episode about social isolation and adapting to extreme heat -

#SEJSpotlight

Why heat waves become deadly

And how social infrastructure can save lives during extreme heat.

1/2 Currently, I'm a producer on the show

, through

@postscriptmedia

and

@canarymedia

. We cover climate solutions. -

#SEJSpotlight

Hi! I'm Alexandria, a journalist reporting on climate change in print and audio. I was a PhD student at UCLA, but left academia for journalism, focusing on environmental justice, energy, & climate adaptation. I'm currently a

@soljourno

climate fellow -@HerrCailtin #SEJSpotlight

Jan 12

#SEJSpotlight: Don’t miss this story from SEJ member

— atmos.earth/roe-v-wade-cli. Tune in tomorrow as Alexandria takes over

The Climate Reality of Roe v. Wade | Atmos

! More of her work: bit.ly/3Gx5cFM.

atmos.earth

As the Supreme Court considers overturning Roe v. Wade, threatening abortion access, climate change is making pregnancy more risky.

Our producer

is super talented and full of great ideas. Learn more about her!👇💫

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