Oliver Franklin-Wallis

Jason Moser, an investment analyst at The Motley Fool, unpacks the implications of New York City's crackdown on short-term rentals and what it means for Airbnb's growth. He also addresses AMC's troubling share issuance and how Lowe's effectively manages its capital. Joining him, Oliver Franklin-Wallis, contributing editor for Wired and author of 'Wasteland,' sheds light on the critical issues surrounding waste management, highlighting the environmental challenges and the innovations in e-waste recycling that could reshape our future.

Oliver Franklin-Wallis, award-winning journalist and author of 'Wasteland,' dives into the grim realities of the global waste industry. He discusses Britain's overflowing sewers and the impact of textile waste on communities in Ghana. The conversation also covers the hidden truths of recycling and encourages a rethink of our consumption habits. Dr. Güneş Taylor joins him, further emphasizing our responsibility in tackling pollution and adapting to a throwaway culture. Together, they champion a more proactive approach to waste management.

Oliver Franklin-Wallis, a journalist focused on environmental issues, and Rob Bonta, the California Attorney General leading a lawsuit against Exxon Mobil, dive into the complexities of plastic recycling. They discuss how Exxon has misled the public regarding the sustainability of single-use plastics. The conversation explores why recycling is often ineffective, the industry's deceptive marketing tactics, and the heavier burden of plastic waste on society. Will this lawsuit change the narrative on corporate responsibility in plastic pollution?