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Inside Climate is a bi-weekly podcast from the staff of Inside Climate News, the oldest and largest dedicated climate newsroom in the U.S. ICN covers breaking news, conducts investigations, provides analysis and holds accountable those who are behind policies and actions that damage the environment and public health. The newsroom launched in 2007.
Inside Climate is hosted by ICN reporters Jake Bolster and Kiley Price, who delve into top headlines with their newsroom colleagues reporting from bureaus across the country – to counter misinformation, expose environmental injustices and scrutinize solutions.
Update frequency:
every 11 days
Average audio length:
31 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
11 episodes
since June 29, 2026
episodic
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Billions of people around the world rely on seafood as a primary source of protein. As a result, 35 percent of global fish stocks are considered “overfished” by the United Nations. Fish farming, also known as aquaculture, is the practice of breeding and harvesting fish in captivity. The industry br…
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China is the largest producer and exporter of cars in the world, but you won’t find its vehicles on U.S. streets, due to tariffs that have made them virtually impossible to import. Travel to places like Mexico, Argentina, and many European countries and you’ll quickly notice the prevalence of Chine…
As Climate Week NYC kicks off on Sept. 20, Inside Climate host Jake Bolster speaks to U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and asks why so many Democrats are leaning away from climate messaging at a time when the fossil fuel industry’s influence is dramatically reshaping federal policy. If …
Environmental regulations, particularly pertaining to the oil and gas industry, have undergone a dramatic overhaul during President Donald Trump’s second administration. To understand how the rollbacks are impacting people, Inside Climate News investigated a jet fuel pipeline spill that has tainted…
This summer’s punishing heat waves have forced many people to run their air conditioners more frequently, causing utility bills to climb. U.S. residential energy costs have risen by 30 percent in the last five years as energy-hungry technology like AI and aging infrastructure add stress to an over-…
Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, commonly referred to as CAFOs, are the backbone of America’s livestock industry. The majority of the beef, pork and chicken products Americans buy are raised and fattened at these facilities. Billions of animals are housed at these operations, which generate …
Sloth World imported more than 60 wild sloths from the tropical forests of South America and was due to open in Orlando, Florida, sometime in 2026. The company billed itself as the world’s “only slotharium” that was “dedicated to sloth education.” It had already begun selling tickets, but before it…
No city in the United States has ever run out of water, but Corpus Christi, Texas, came dangerously close earlier this year, due to severe drought and water-intensive industrial activity. Could the city have been more prepared if it had included appropriate climate forecasting into future water pla…
No city in the United States has ever run out of water, but Corpus Christi, Texas, came dangerously close earlier this year, due to severe drought and water-intensive industrial activity. Could the city have been more prepared if it had included appropriate climate forecasting into future water pla…
Welcome to Inside Climate, a new podcast from the staff of Inside Climate News. As the ICN newsroom grows and expands, so is its reporting. For the show’s debut episode, co-host Kiley Price sits down with ICN founder and publisher David Sassoon to talk about how ICN has changed since it first launc…
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