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Campus podcast Climate Break partners with NPR affiliate

Campus podcast Climate Break recently partnered with radio station KALW 91.7 FM San Francisco Bay Area, an affiliate of National Public Radio, or NPR. Climate Break tackles climate crises through weekly short interviews with climate innovators from across the globe.

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'Climate Break': A podcast focused on solutions to the climate crisis

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Climate Break brings you bite-size stories of climate progress and interviews with climate innovators in California and around the world. Shows are produced by climate law and policy experts at the University of California, Berkeley and hosted by State of the Bay's Ethan Elkind.

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What Can California Teach the Federal Government on Air Pollution? A Conversation With Richard Corey

In August 2022, California’s Air Resources Board (CARB) announced a new regulation requiring all new vehicles sold in California to be zero

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Would in this climate break toward democrats, this is the biggest political loser there is. just to note, if that usc poll was right, a 17-point generic ballot margin would mean republicans would lose something like 60 or 70 seats. again, we don't know if this is an outlier, polls are all over the place. we've seen the generic ballot anywhere between 4 and now 17 so it's really all over the place. if it's anything approaching that, 23 seats, which is what democrats need to take the house, will seem minuscule because that is a complete and utter wipeout. >> steve rattner, six days to go until t...