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to learn more. This is Climate One. I'm Ariana Brocious. The whirlwind of San Francisco Climate Week is behind us, but we're still processing the many

powerful moments and conversations.

With all the chaos and uncertainty coming from Washington, it's really important to recognize

the role of local civic policy and action on climate.

As an entrepreneur, Matt Mayhan helped create an app called Causes That Raise Money for

Nonprofit Organizations, and he later ran another social medium for civic engagement.

In 2022, he was elected mayor of San Jose, California.

For today's bonus pod, we'll hear his conversation with Greg Dalton on the

Climate One stage during SF Climate Week in April. So you've said that in increasingly urbanized

world, cities must play the leading role in achieving our climate goals. So how are you

putting that into practice in San Jose? Yeah, well, over the March of human history, we've seen this trend toward urbanization.

More and more people over time live in denser urban environments.

There's great economic mobility opportunities.

But with that, cities have become the key leverage point for solving big societal problems,

figuring out how to educate people, mobility solutions,

and energy is so foundational to the economy, of course.

And so what we've done in San Jose is tried to take a little more control over our destiny.

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