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The Seventh Generation
by Benjamin Topiel
The name of this podcast comes from the Haudenosaunee philosophy of considering the consequences of our decisions seven generations from now. Imagine if our policymakers had even half the foresight of these indigenous peoples. What if we integrated this principle into everything from energy to healthcare, agriculture to education? This podcast is dedicated to exploring this question by examining innovative ideas with the leaders who inspire them.
Episodes
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Episode 4: Food Waste...Challenges and Solutions for Building a Sustainable Food System
Gena McKinley, Division Manager for Strategic Initiatives at Austin Resource Recovery and Jackie Suggitt, Multistakeholder Initiatives Director at ReFED join me for a conversation on the challenges and solutions for food waste. Outro Music: Native American Flutes by Soothing Relaxation
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Episode 3: Energy Policy in the Trump Era
Brian La Shier of the Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI)joins me to discuss some of Donald Trump's recently proposed energy policies and what they could mean for our energy future.
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Episode 2: Sustainable Tourism as an Innovative Force For Good
Ingunn Sornes, Special Adviser for Food and Tourism at Innovation Norway, joins the podcast for a conversation on sustainable tourism.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The name of this podcast comes from the Haudenosaunee philosophy of considering the consequences of our decisions seven generations from now. Imagine if our policymakers had even half the foresight of these indigenous peoples. What if we integrated this principle into everything from energy to healthcare, agriculture to education? This podcast is dedicated to exploring this question by examining innovative ideas with the leaders who inspire them.
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Benjamin Topiel
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