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School Lunch Makeover: How California’s New Law Changes What Kids Eat

California is drawing a line on what children are fed in public schools. A new law confronts the rise of industrial additives that have come to define many of the meals served to students. In this episode, Bernadette Del Chiaro, Senior Vice President of the Environmental Working Group, explains how…

How a Landmark Court Ruling Could Change Rooftop Solar in California

California once made rooftop solar a smart investment for homeowners. After new rules took effect, that balance changed almost overnight. In this episode, Siyamak sits down with Bernadette Del Chiaro, senior vice president for California at the Environmental Working Group, and Johnny Graham, CEO of…

Tackling PFAS in California

Popular for their water and grease resistance, perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are used in countless everyday products, from cookware and cosmetics, to rain gear and cleaning supplies. They are sprayed on crops, added to food packaging, utilized in electronics, and much more. A…

Bernadette Del Chiaro

In this episode, Sean White welcomes Bernadette Del Chiaro, a prominent figure in the solar industry. Bernadette discusses her current role as the Senior Vice President of the Environmental Working Group (EWG) and her extensive background in the field, including her tenure as the executive director…

SOLAR COASTER ORIGINS: The Fight for Rooftop Solar & Energy Choice | EP 22 | Bernadette Del Chiaro

Before The Solar Coaster book, before the podcast took off, there were foundational conversations with industry veterans that shaped everything. Welcome to Solar Coaster Origins—a special series showcasing the interviews that started it all. In this Origins episode, I sit down with Bernadette Del …

Polygraph Tests for Solar Salespeople with Energy Sage’s Erik Holvic at Intersolar

At Intersolar San Diego, Sean meets again with Eric Holvik of EnergySage (which was acquired by Schneider Electric) about the shifting U.S. residential solar market. Holvik says residential solar is projected to contract by about 30% this year and notes the customer-owned residential tax credit has…

Bernadette Del Chiaro - PFAS Pesticides on Your Food

Our guest tonight is Bernadette Del Chiaro, Senior Vice President at the Environmental Working Group, a non-profit working to empower people with breakthrough research to make informed choices and live a healthy life in a healthy environment.Bernadette leads EWG’s California operations, building th…

State of The Solar Union: Sean White

Since we started This Week In Solar last year, three news stories have gotten far more attention than any others: * Plug-In Solar * Large solar companies failing (Sunnova, Titan, Posigen, and Fredom Forever, specifically) * The One Big, Beautiful Bill. So in today’s episode, we sat with solar l…

Making energy affordable: California could boost balcony solar

A bill to ease Californians’ access to balcony solar, also called plug-in PV, just cleared the state Legislature and is now sitting on Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk. If he signs the bill, SB 868, California could become the tenth state to legalize this simple technology: a solar panel that plugs straigh…

Balcony Solar Comes to California

A new law allows California residents to use plug-in solar or what’s better known as “balcony solar” set ups that can power home devices such as fridges, computers, and air conditioners for several hours. The idea of balcony solar is catching on quite fast — bills to legalize it have been introduce…