Judith Enk

Reid Brody, an international human rights lawyer, discusses the legality of U.S. strikes in the Caribbean, labeling them as murder disguised in a war-on-drugs narrative. U.S. Representative Adelita Grijalva shares her harrowing experience during an ICE raid, advocating for accountability amidst rising healthcare costs in her district. Investigative journalist Ken Klippenstein exposes a DOJ memo targeting domestic 'extremists', raising alarms about overreach. Judith Enk highlights the health impacts of plastic pollution and proposes policy solutions for a sustainable future.

Mitchell Hartman, a Marketplace reporter, dives into the buy now, pay later trend, explaining how it benefits retailers and reshapes their business models. Judith Enk, former EPA regional administrator and author, sheds light on the multifaceted issues of plastic waste, addressing the rising production rates and insufficient regulation. She discusses innovative policy solutions like producer-responsibility laws and refillable packaging. Together, they highlight the complex intersection of consumer behavior, environmental sustainability, and economic strategy.