In this engaging discussion, journalist Jake Bittle joins Charif Souki, a former restaurateur turned energy mogul, who revolutionized the American energy landscape. They explore Souki's daring leap into liquefied natural gas, which catapulted the U.S. into a leading exporter. Souki argues that the immediate need for energy outweighs long-term climate concerns, igniting a conversation about the complexities of sustainable energy in a time of crisis. Their dialogue highlights the tension between economic gains and environmental responsibilities in an evolving industry.
