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Categories: Electric buses, Environment, Possibly Podcast, RIPTA, Transit Master Plan
...into this. Nat Hardy: Hi, Megan! Juliana Merullo: Hello! Megan Hall: So what’s the big picture here? Why are we talking about public transportation? Nat Hardy: Well the transportation sector... LISTEN NOW
Categories: Brown University, Environment, Episode, Home safety, Indiana University, Lead Poisoning, Lead Regulations, Pollutants, Possibly Podcast, Sustainable
...But why? We had Nat Hardy and Will Malloy from our Possibly Team look into this question. Nat Hardy: Hi, Megan! Will Malloy: Hello! Megan Hall: So, why are we... LISTEN NOW
Categories: Carbon Neutral, Environment, Inflation Reduction Act, Possibly Podcast, Providence City Council
...goal of being carbon neutral by 2050. And recently, the city government passed a new ordinance to help it meet that goal. Juliana Merullo and Nat Hardy from our Possibly... LISTEN NOW
Categories: 2024, Environment, Episode, New Years, Resolutions, sustainability
...Iman Khanbhai. I’m a reporter for Possibly. Charlie Adams and Iman Khanbhai: We’re gonna use less water when we shave. Nat Hardy: Hi, my name is Nat Hardy, and I’m... LISTEN NOW
Categories: 20-80 Order, Department of Public Utilities, Environment, Massachusetts, NATURAL GAS, Possibly Podcast
...in the infrastructure that brings natural gas to people’s homes and businesses. Megan: In what way? Janek: Well, before a company can do something like fix a natural gas pipeline,... LISTEN NOW
Categories: climate change, Environment, NATURAL GAS, public utilities commission
...not really all that much better than natural gas, and it’s hard to produce it in large quantities. Megan Hall: What about just abandoning natural gas and the pipelines that... LISTEN NOW
Categories: Environment, Methane, NATURAL GAS, Possibly Podcast, Top Stories
...Hall: First off, why are we concerned about using natural gas? Janek Schaller: Natural gas is used for both heating and electricity generation, and burning it is responsible for about... LISTEN NOW
Categories: Episode, Possibly Podcast
...natural? Ashley Junger: Probably, but natural grass fields have their drawbacks too. Gasoline used for mowing and transporting equipment, pesticides, fertilizer, and constant watering also add carbon to the atmosphere.... LISTEN NOW
Categories: California wildfires, climate change, Environment, home insurance, homeownership, insurance regulation, Possibly Podcast
Home insurance is supposed to help us recover from natural disasters, but climate change is disrupting the industry. This week on Possibly, we look at how states are responding to... LISTEN NOW
Categories: Episode, Possibly Podcast, Top Stories
That’s because natural gas is about 90% methane. So, natural gas leaks send methane into the atmosphere. Like carbon dioxide, methane absorbs heat that is radiating from the earth that... LISTEN NOW