Energy Environment Economy

This first episode introduces the Energy Environment Economy podcast and highlights Boston University's Center for Computing and Data Sciences, a fossil fuel-free building that won an award for its sustainable design features like geothermal systems and green roofs.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Jackie Motika and Katie Bland from NERACOOS discussing ocean data collection, coastal observing systems, and their work related to offshore wind energy development in the Northeast region.

This episode features an interview with Bill Faziole, Executive Director of the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank, discussing the bank's role in funding infrastructure projects through bonds, loans, and grants.

This episode explores how utility company Eversource Energy approaches biodiversity through on-the-ground projects and data management, featuring two experts from different angles within the company.

This episode discusses Boston University's Goodwill Not Landfill program, a waste reduction initiative involving university and industry experts to achieve zero waste goals.

This episode features an interview with Liz Miller from Spoonfuls, discussing their nonprofit work in food recovery and its environmental impact as part of an awards series.

This episode features two 2024 Ascending Leader Award winners discussing goal-setting strategies in both professional and personal contexts within the environmental business sector.

This episode features a conversation with award-winning emerging leaders in the energy and environmental industries discussing their educational backgrounds and career paths to provide insights for those interested in this sector.

This episode features an interview with two winners of the Ascending Leader Award discussing how networking has shaped their careers in the energy and environmental industries.

Host Anne Geisinger interviews Dan Knott about his graphic novel 'Hidden Systems' and how comics can visually explain complex environmental and systemic topics.

This episode highlights award winner Chip Corsetti, a hydrogeologist with expertise in Superfund site remediation and contaminant transport, as part of an environmental business awards celebration.

This episode explores engineered soils and biochar with Tony Will from Reed Custom Soils, discussing their applications in environmental markets like stormwater management and low-impact development.

This episode features an interview with two 2024 Ascending Leader Award winners discussing how to find and leverage leadership opportunities in the environmental business sector.

This episode explores telemetry technology, its applications in environmental monitoring and wildlife tracking, and features an interview with Thomas Gray from Woods Hole Group about his background and the field's future.

This episode features an interview with a climate scientist and coastal engineer discussing meteorology, climate change, and environmental business topics.

This episode introduces a series highlighting award-winning environmental projects in New England, focusing on the Great Marsh restoration project that won a non-profit leadership award.

This episode features an interview with Pam Hall, a trailblazing environmental consultant who rose from being the only woman in her workplace to CEO, highlighting her career journey and contributions during Women's History Month.

This episode explores stormwater management from both private and public perspectives, featuring experts from Ferguson Waterworks discussing engineering solutions and green infrastructure.

This episode features an interview with key project team members about the award-winning redevelopment of Fall River's City Pier, focusing on brownfields remediation and economic revitalization.

This episode introduces a two-part series on ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) featuring experts from SustainServe discussing their backgrounds and the business implications of sustainability.

This episode features an interview with Jeff LaFatta-Hernandez, founder of EPIC, discussing disability inclusion and how his organization empowers youth with disabilities to become community leaders.

This episode features an interview with Paul Jahnige, Director of the Massachusetts Office of Outdoor Recreation, discussing his personal background and experiences that led to his role in promoting outdoor recreation.

This episode features Greg Olds, a retired Army captain now working in environmental health and safety, discussing his transition from military service to the private sector in honor of Veterans Day.

This episode features an interview with the four founding members of the Consortium for Climate Solutions discussing their collaborative efforts to bring renewable energy solutions to various buyers.

This episode of the Energy Environment Economy podcast features co-host Anna Wilcox discussing her high school experience working with Freight Farms' prototype vertical farming system and introducing their guest to explore how the technology has evolved.

This episode features an interview with Joey Lee Miranda, a partner at Robinson & Cole and Board President of New England Women in Energy and Environment, discussing her career journey in energy law and the role of women in the energy and environmental industries during Women's History Month.

This episode features an interview with Jane Parkin Kullmann, a lead consultant and human health risk assessor, discussing her career in environmental risk assessment and her experiences working internationally.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features a conversation with two Ascending Leader Award winners about their paths into the environmental industry and the importance of mentorship for professionals new to the field.

This episode explores the Mass Fleet Advisor program's goals and achievements in decarbonizing transportation through fleet vehicle electrification, featuring insights from program leaders at Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and CalSTART.

This episode features an interview with environmental professionals April Doroski and Mary Schoell discussing wetland science, climate resilience, and career paths in the environmental industry.

This episode explores the STEEP program at URI, which studies PFAS chemicals' sources, transport, exposure, and effects on human health through research and community engagement.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with three sustainability managers from construction companies discussing their career paths and the challenges of implementing sustainable practices in the construction industry.

This episode features an interview with Sonia Sachs, a senior director and consultant, discussing the National Ambient Air Quality Standards within the Clean Air Act and exploring her career path in environmental work.

This episode features an interview with the founder and general manager of Catamount Solar, discussing their employee-owned residential solar installation business in Vermont and New Hampshire, including their business model and market insights.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with Bob Hamilton, President of Woods Hole Group, discussing his career in coastal engineering and environmental work, including climate change planning and coastal resilience, following his receipt of the Stephen G.

This episode features interviews with winners of the Ascending Leader Award discussing their careers in environmental and energy industries, focusing on their work's positive environmental impact.

This episode explores dam removal and management in New England through an interview with a water resources engineer specializing in ecological restoration.

This episode discusses the Tuscan Village Development project, which redeveloped the former Rockingham Park Racetrack in Salem, New Hampshire, highlighting its environmental and collaborative aspects through interviews with project team leaders.

This episode features an interview with two Narragansett Bay Commission representatives discussing their Net Zero Renewable Energy Program, which won the EBC's John A.

This episode introduces vapor intrusion as an important but often overlooked aspect of environmental remediation projects, featuring an interview with environmental engineer Dave Shea about his background and expertise.

This episode highlights Arthur N.

This episode features an interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with ESG consultants discussing ESG as a career path, including definitions, industry insights, and professional opportunities in sustainability.

This episode explores the Massachusetts Stretch Energy Code with experts Katie Raymond and Joelle John, discussing its implications for energy efficiency, decarbonization, and sustainability in building and development.

This episode features an interview with guests Michelle O'Brien and Marty Sueberg, discussing environmental award winner Paul Locke's 35-year career at MassDEP, focusing on his work in waste site cleanup and contributions to the field.

This episode features an interview with John Rappaport and Liz Clark about the award-winning Cambridge Crossing development, a 43-acre transit-oriented, stormwater-smart redevelopment spanning Cambridge, Somerville, and Boston.