Podcast - The Triple Point (Page 7)

Aug 19, 2022 Podcast Utilities Energy Water

Episode 10 - Sector Focus: Powering the Utilities Industry

The historic Inflation Reduction Act signed Aug 16 by President Biden apportions just $500 million (0.1%) out of the $370 billion in spending toward advanced weather-climate observations, prediction, and projection capabilities. This leaves the door open for private sector to fill the gap.

Aug 14, 2022 Podcast Public Sector Charitable Organizations

Episode 9 - Sector Focus: Public and Charitable Organizations

One of the key principles in emergency management is unity of information. When there's a meteorological crisis happening, we don't need 100 industry providers providing safety information. When it comes to safety, government agencies need to be the authoritative source the public trusts.

Aug 5, 2022 Podcast Business

Episode 8 - The Business of Weather and Climate

The weather and climate industry is growing at an accelerated pace as technology allows industry to not just ride the backs of government data and models, but serve advanced satellite and modeling capabilities better and faster than governments. Industry relies on government data though.

Jul 30, 2022 Podcast Heat Climate Change Air Quality Water Quality Epidemiology Health

Episode 7 - The Intersection of Climate and Health

"We don't have to wait 50 years in the future. The climate we live in right now is different than the climate that individuals 50 years ago lived in. And we need to make sure that public health is understanding those challenges and providing them the best information and resources available."

Jul 22, 2022 Podcast Climate Change Energy Heat Agriculture

Episode 6 - Heatwaves, Cows, and Muppets--Oh My!

"Humans have adapted to different climates since we've been on the planet. So we need to get comfortable being uncomfortable and adapt to a warmer world. And we certainly need to do our best to be better stewards of the Earth from a mitigation standpoint using measured renewable energy."