The Climate Pod

Will We Decarbonize Transportation Fast Enough? (w/ National Geographic's Craig Welch and Sam Howe Verhovek)

Oct 6, 2021
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Climpod Interview With Craig Welch
01:39 • 3min
3
Electric Cars Are Changing Very, Very Quickly
04:12 • 2min
4
The Transition Is Taking Place in the More Developed World Markets
05:44 • 2min
5
The Transition to Cleaner Vehicles Without Government Incentives?
07:25 • 2min
6
Is the Pandemic Self a Part of the Climate Change?
09:05 • 2min
7
Is the U.S. Going to Move in the Right Direction?
10:45 • 3min
8
Is Vokes Wagon Greenwashing or a Change of Heart?
13:25 • 4min
9
Electric Vehicle Manufacturing
17:05 • 2min
10
The Hard Part for an Electric Vehicle
19:24 • 2min
11
The Future of Batteries
21:18 • 2min
12
The Cost of a Battery Has Dropped 89 Cent in the Last 20 Years.
23:09 • 2min
13
What Initially Pushed Electric Vehicles Out of the Market?
24:49 • 2min
14
The Politics of Electric Vehicles
26:49 • 3min
15
The Future of Electric Vehicles
29:35 • 2min
16
How Green Can We Make Air Travel and How Soon?
31:35 • 2min
17
The Challenge of Using Clean Energy Technologies in the Aircraft Industry
33:25 • 2min
18
Flying More Efficient
35:06 • 3min
19
Transitioning Away From Short Distance Flights
37:55 • 2min
20
Sustainable Aviation Fuel - The Future of Aircraft Fuel
39:36 • 3min
21
Sustainable Aviation Fuel
42:50 • 3min
22
Sustainable Aviation Fuel
45:58 • 2min
23
The Future of Aircraft Fuels
48:01 • 3min
24
Jet Airplanes - Are We Still Flying?
51:04 • 3min
25
Aerodynamic Concept - Blended Winged Body
53:57 • 3min
26
Do You Think the Airline Industry Can Achieve Such Massive Emissions?
56:33 • 3min
27
The Importance of Regulations and Mandates to Move the Market to Something More Sustainable
59:07 • 3min
28
The Oil Spill Off Huntington Beach
01:01:47 • 2min
29
The Price Tack of the Transition to a Cleaner Economy
01:04:04 • 2min
30
We're Not Seeing Progress From Keystone Exile Pipe Line, Right?
01:06:03 • 4min