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How 2025 Could Reshape Climate Policy — No Matter Who Wins the Election

It’s time to start talking about a big year for climate politics and policy: 2025. No matter who wins this fall’s elections, next year’s executive and legislative climate policy will be huge for America’s decarbonization strategy. Congress is all but guaranteed to negotiate over key parts of the co…

Are Democrats the Party of Nuclear Now?

Over the past two months, the country’s biggest tech companies have announced a flurry of deals with advanced and conventional nuclear companies. At the same time, Democratic candidates running for federal office — including Kamala Harris and a handful of Senate candidates — have touted their suppo…

Press Review: The Gazette's Josh Freed is now part of the Order of Montreal

CJAD 800's Dawn Kagan Fleming goes over the weekend stories impacting Montrealers.

Why are Florida and Quebec two completely different planets?

JOSH FREED, Montreal Gazette columnist & AARON DERFEL, Montreal Gazette health reporter

Ban the Bans

What you’ll get in this episode of Energy Thinks The most important conversations often must reckon with a profound tension: two opposing ideas that are both true. Example: * Communities deserve voice and process. * Communities can’t keep using their voices to “ban” the stuff that keeps the lights …

Is Montreal cool or dirty and disgusting? | The Corner Booth

Depending on how you look at things, Montrealers can be considered a pretty optimistic bunch. On the one hand, according to the recently released annual World Happiness Report, Canada has slipped to 25th among countries. “But if you separate Quebec, they’d be fifth,” observed Gazette columnist and…

Good Will Hunting - feat. Josh Freed

Marathon Episode for Season 3! Josh joins me to talk about Good Will Hunting, one of his favorite movies. I'm so excited for you to hear this one :)   Music from #Uppbeat:  https://uppbeat.io/t/kem/lazy-love  

New Nuclear, Old Challenges. What Now?

Growing power demands – coupled with increasingly frequent climate-driven disasters – have led even staunch environmentalists like NRDC head Manish Bapna to rethink their past opposition to nuclear power.  Three Mile Island didn't kill anyone or cause major public harm, but it fundamentally change…

CLIMATE ONE: New Nuclear, Old Challenges. What Now?

Growing power demands – coupled with increasingly frequent climate-driven disasters – have led even staunch environmentalists like NRDC head Manish Bapna to rethink their past opposition to nuclear power.  Three Mile Island didn't kill anyone or cause major public harm, but it fundamentally change…