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Advocating for effective public health policy requires a unique blend of scientific understanding and political acumen. Our guest shares insights from their career, emphasizing the importance of translating research into action amidst complex policy landscapes.

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What if the businesses we often view as the problem could actually become the solution? Join us as we sit down with Shel Horowitz, a veteran activist who has turned his sights on harnessing the power of ethical business practices to spark sustainable change. Shel challenges the conventional perception of business as a negative force, revealing its untapped potential to drive positive impact.

Explore the compelling stories of industry giants like Toyota and General Mills, who are reshaping corporate social responsibility by aligning it with core business values. Shel shares insights on how forging alliances within and across industries can transform ethical initiatives into concrete, community-benefitting actions. Discover how collaboration and steadfast commitment to ethical practices can forge a path toward sustainable progress.

Our conversation doesn't stop at business; we reflect on the broader societal shifts since 1956, noting strides made in racial and gender equality while acknowledging the hurdles that remain. Shel highlights the unexpected role of large corporations, like Walmart, in democratizing access to sustainable products. In a world where sustainability is becoming mainstream, we underscore the necessity of strategic communication and audience-tailored messaging. Shel calls upon individuals and businesses alike to leverage the immense potential of collaboration and creative communication to build a sustainable future. Tune in for an episode rich with insights that could revolutionize your perspective on business and its role in societal change.

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The episode features Justin Dring, a renewable energy expert and entrepreneur, sharing his journey from electrician to leader in sustainability. During the conversation, Jessica and Justin talk about the importance of adaptability in leadership, the drive to protect the environment, and the critical role of communication in fostering collaboration across cultural boundaries.

• Justin's early background as an apprentice electrician
• The evolution of his leadership style through different roles
• A personal awakening to the need for sustainability
• Adapting leadership in various cultural contexts
• Overcoming obstacles within the renewable energy sector
• The vital importance of building trust during challenging times
• Promising future developments in the UK solar market
• Educating traditional industries on the benefits of solar energy
• Rewards and fulfillment found in mentorship and guiding others
• Key advice for emerging leaders to take risks and foster relationships

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The conversation focuses on the dramatic evolution of brownfield funding through recent legislation, highlighting how communities can leverage new resources to revitalize and restore contaminated sites. Chris Gdak shares insights on the successes and challenges within the EPA's brownfield programs, shedding light on future directions for funding initiatives.

• Discussion on the evolution of EPA's Brownfield Grant Program
• Impact of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law on funding levels
• Historical context of brownfield funding across administrations
• Insights on the success of recent projects and funding distribution
• Growing emphasis on environmental justice and community accessibility
• Strategies for communities to prepare for future funding opportunities
• Anticipated challenges and competitiveness post-BIL funding era

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The episode delves into the challenges of the California wildfires and the impending winter storm in Western North Carolina, revealing stark disparities in disaster response and preparedness. Such inequalities highlight the need for systemic changes to ensure equitable resource distribution and community resilience against climate-related disasters.

• Overview of simultaneous natural disasters in California and North Carolina
• Details on wildfire impact and utility challenges in Southern California
• Critiques of FEMA's response to emergencies and the extension of housing aid
• Contrasts in funding and media attention between regions
• The importance of modernizing infrastructure and regional coordination
• Calls for equitable distribution of resources in disaster responses

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This episode delves into the legal battle surrounding the Biden administration's decision to block the merger between US Steel and Nippon Steel, highlighting the conflict between national security and economic growth. We explore the implications of this decision for industry policies and global trade relations, and the companies' responses through legal challenges.

• Overview of the Biden administration's decision to block the merger
• Legal actions taken by US Steel and Nippon Steel against the decision
• The companies' claims about national security and economic benefits
• Criticism of the Biden administration's political motivations
• Broader implications for US industrial policy and foreign investment
• The ongoing impact on global trade relations and perceptions of the US market

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Texas faces urgent infrastructure challenges due to rapid population growth and economic expansion. The episode emphasizes the importance of community-focused planning while highlighting funding initiatives that can shape a sustainable future.

• Rapid population increase leading to traffic congestion and safety risks
• TxDOT proposes a $104 billion budget for vital transportation upgrades
• Community impact considerations are essential under NEPA guidelines
• Tools like Neposist and EJScreen can help analyze potential harms
• Infrastructure improvements hold the potential for increased equity
• Balancing growth with sustainability enhances residents' quality of life

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