Outrage + Optimism: The Climate Podcast

203. Tomfoolery! Red Herrings!

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Jun 8, 2023
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
2
The Anti-Esg Movement in the Financial Sector
04:06 • 1min
3
The Republicans' Attacks on Collaborative Efforts
05:26 • 3min
4
The Consequences of ESG in Financial Institutions
08:39 • 3min
5
The Importance of Consumer Research in US Democracy
11:09 • 3min
6
The Climate Movement's Response to a Climate Change Complaint
14:14 • 2min
7
The Consequences of the Anti-Esg Campaign
15:47 • 4min
8
The Need for Lawyers to Get Involved in Climate Change Campaigns
19:19 • 3min
9
The Legal Risk of Climate Change in the US
21:57 • 2min
10
The Anti ESG Movement and the Antitrust Threat
24:08 • 3min
11
The Threat of Anti Trust Law
27:07 • 4min
12
The Attorney General's Letter to Insurance Companies
30:50 • 2min
13
The Importance of Climate Change Agreements
32:23 • 3min
14
The Collusion of Insurance Companies
35:10 • 2min
15
Why Insurance Companies Run Away From the Net Zero in Insurance Alliance?
37:16 • 3min
16
The Dangers of Lobbying
39:59 • 2min
17
The Internal Lawyers of Insurance Companies Are Not Doing Their Job
42:00 • 2min
18
The Importance of Courage in Advising
44:07 • 2min
19
The Importance of Standing Up to Antitrust Threats
46:28 • 4min
20
The Dangers of Political or Partisan Politics in Europe
50:36 • 2min
21
The Existential Crisis for Identity Politics
52:18 • 2min
22
The Future of Law
54:20 • 2min
23
How to Understand the Climate Movement's Legal Madness
56:09 • 3min
24
The Politics of Corporate Leadership
59:04 • 3min
25
The Frustration of the Republican Party
01:02:29 • 3min
26
The Mary Dancers on TV
01:05:19 • 40sec
27
The Mary Dancers on TV, How Deep's the Holy Gas?
01:06:00 • 6min
28
The Outrage and Optimism Podcast
01:11:47 • 3min