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This is Climate 1, changing the conversation about energy, economy, and the environment.

What I want is a system where there isn't as much centralized power, where it's dispersed

to the people.

That's Charles Koch, the chairman, CEO, and co-owner with his brother David of Koch Industries.

The best example of the influence money has in politics in this country is climate change.

New Yorker writer Jane Mayer has traced the billions of dollars spent by the coax and others on the right

to influence policies related to climate, the economy, and more.

And as the Trump administration rolls back regulations, those billionaires are closer than ever

to achieving their goals, a challenge that Vanessa Sutherland, chair of the U.S. Chemical Safety Board,

is acutely aware of.

Bitter sweet that we're celebrating 20 years

of driving chemical safety change

at a time when we potentially are on the chopping block.

Behind Dark Money.

Up next on Climate One. Why has the United States not taken more action to prevent disruption of the climate that supports our economy

and lifestyle.

Welcome to Climate One.

I'm Devon Strolovich.

On today's show, host Greg Dalton talks to New Yorker writer Jane Mayer about the forces

that keep America from moving beyond the fossil fuel economy. Jane Mayer is author of the 2016 bestseller, Dark Money,

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