ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we talk with Benjamin Sovacool about how the most toxic and least safe aspects of energy resources (e.g., e-waste facilities and mining operations) are borne by those who do not have the benefit of consuming those resources, as well as his reflections on being an author of the most recent IPCC report.
English
United States
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Welcome to the Just Energy podcast, where we talk about just how just our energy systems are.
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