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this climate one podcast is sponsored by general motors how will we power our? Can we create a healthy and clean economy?

Climate One at the Commonwealth Club is at the forefront of the global debate about energy,

economy, and the environment.

Bringing together the brightest and most provocative leaders of our time,

Climate One is the place where big ideas get heard.

With thoughtful and insightful discussions on policy, business, science, and culture,

Climate One founder Greg Dalton gets to the heart of the matter.

It's our future. It's time to come together.

Conversations about climate disruption are often grounded in scientific facts and figures.

News articles and even Climate One radio shows are littered with kilowatt hours, carbon dioxide levels, and other complicated terms.

I'm Greg Dalton on today's show.

We'll explore the emotional side of the journey to build a cleaner economy and protect the climate that supports it.

Fossar fuels are deeply embedded in everything we do and make every day.

Changing our economy, our cars, buildings, and food systems requires staying power.

Like going on a diet or exercise routine, it's easy to get discouraged along the way

and slack off or just give up.

Underneath all the hardware and geeky terms, building a sustainable economy is a human and

emotional endeavor. Academic research and online stories are capturing this dimension and

coining terms such as climate hope, climate depression, climate hysteria, climate anxiety, identity,

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