Energy Environment Economy

Energy Environment Economy

Author: Ann Gisinger Language: English Episodes: 51
Hosted by Ann Gisinger, Energy Environment Economy digs into the complex and critical intersections suggested by its name. This isn't a surface-level discussion; it's a deep dive into the practical challenges and innovations shaping our world, from modernizing our electrical grids and scaling renewable energy to managing stormwater and redeveloping brownfield sites. Each conversation in this podcast features thought leaders who are actively working on issues like climate adaptation, emerging contaminants, and solid waste management, providing listeners with grounded insights from the field. The discussions, presented by the Environmental Business Council of New England, move beyond theory to explore the real-world economic and policy decisions that drive environmental progress. Tuning in, you'll hear experts unpack how these technical fields directly impact communities and commerce, offering a nuanced perspective that connects scientific detail with broader societal outcomes. For anyone curious about the forces designing our sustainable future, this series provides essential context and analysis, making the vital links between energy systems, environmental health, and economic viability clear and compelling.
Episodes
Two Decades in the Making: Fall River’s City Pier [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 35:20
For the final episode in our awards series, hear from Sarah Page, Executive Director of the Fall River Redevelopment Authority, Ken Fiola, Executive Vice President of the Bristol County Economic Development Corporation a…
A Story of Food Recovery and Climate Impact: Spoonfuls [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 31:13
Spoonfuls, New England’s largest food recovery organization, was recently awarded EBC’s Merit Award for Leadership by a Non-Profit Organization for their incredible work diverting over 40 million pounds of good food, fee…
An Incredible Career of Public Service: Dr. David W. Cash [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 30:31
Dr. David W. Cash was recently awarded EBC’s Paul G. Keough Award for Government Leadership for his leadership in both state and federal government, shaping a more sustainable, just, and resilient future for Massachusett…
Decarbonizing Transportation with the Mass Fleet Advisor Program [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 30:51
How does your local florist electrify their two delivery vans? That question may be on the mind of many small business owners, and the Mass Fleet Advisor program helps them understand the process of electrifying their fl…
Combining Research with Community Engagement: URI’s STEEP Program [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 36:33
The University of Rhode Island’s STEEP Superfund Research Program is working to address the human health threat of PFAS through scientific research, translation of research findings to decision makers, and community enga…
Removing Barriers to Flow – A Conversation About Dam Removal [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 26:33
With nearly 15,000 dams scattered across New England, some dating back to the 1600s, most are not your typical towering concrete structures like the Hoover Dam. Instead, they smaller earthen barriers hidden in the landsc…
Exploring Hidden Systems Through Comics [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 31:03
Exploring Hidden Systems Through ComicsWater, energy, and internet infrastructure are hidden all around us. Joining the podcast this week, author and cartoonist Dan Nott discusses his book Hidden Systems, an illustrated…
The Vapors, They Intrude: A primer on vapor intrusion [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 29:32
What is vapor intrusion and what are the common management strategies? David Shea, Senior Vice President at Sanborn Head and Associates, joins the podcast to give a primer on vapor intrusion: how volatile chemicals, rado…

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