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This Sustainable Life, 871 episodes. Page 7 of 9.

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263: My Google Talk: How to start a podcast on the environment

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262: Unstable for a phase change

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261: We have failed, but it's not over. Are you giving all you've got?

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260: Creating the Muhammad Ali of the Environment

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259: Caspar Craven, part 2: with his wife and son

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258: The World Without Us, by Alan Weisman

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257: Larry Yatch, part 1: Navy SEAL Officer precision leadership

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256: Why Personal Action Matters

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255: Joshua Becker, Becoming Minimalist

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254: Accidents of birth: communicating despite differences

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253: My greatest triumphs, my greatest shames

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252: Tia Nelson, part 2: A lifetime of Earth Days

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251: Let's make overpopulation only a finance issue

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250: Why talk about birthrate and population so much?

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249: Florida Mayors Jerry Demings and Buddy Dyer, part 2: Humility and Action from U.S. officials

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248: Countdown, a book I recommend by Alan Weisman

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247: Balancing jobs and junk

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246: The Emotions Around Environmental Action

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245: Tia Nelson, part 1: Earth Day

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244: Lessons from extinction

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243: Confusing distinct modes of acting

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242: Florida Mayors Jerry Demings and Buddy Dyer, part 1: United States government officials acting

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241: Lt. General Paul Van Riper USMC, part 1: Thoughtful strategy before technology

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240: Fred Krupp, part 1: Helping where it will help most

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239: The Enemy

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238: The Worst Problem in the World and the Environment

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237: Leadership versus Management, Systems and the Environment

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236: My environmental role models

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235: Creepiness, disgust, and the environment

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234: A shift, not a crisis

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233: Future Generations and Us

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232: Michael Werner, part 2: Leading Google by bike

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231: How are you justifying your polluting behavior?

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230: Brad P, part 2: Change your habits, change your life

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229: How might future generations view us?

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228: Kicking puppies praiseworthy?

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227: Economists don't know what they're talking about on growth

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226: Brad P, part 1: Dating coaching, leadership, and the environment

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225: My role model: Jonas Salk and the polio vaccine

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224: Clarifying my strategy

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223: Adam Quiney, part 2: Do the Thing

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222: Why Eat Insects?

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221: Climate March Reflections

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220: Michelle Tillis Lederman, part 2: Making it habitual makes it easy

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219: Regretful decisions

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218: To Those Who Say They Can't Stop Polluting

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217: Adam Quiney, part 1: Leadership for the Smartest Person in the Room

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216: Brandon Voss, part 2: Negotiate Like Your Environment Depends On It

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215: Jeremy Ryan Slate, part 2: How long have you gone without a phone?

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214: Are we smarter than bugs?

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213: Joy from disgust

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212: The Amazon Burning and Us

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211: Michael Werner, part 1: Dream job results from environmental leadership

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210: How many children should I have?

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209: Laura Coe, part 2: Practice changing habits

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208: Caspar Craven, part 1.5: Back on Track

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207: My Sad Fig Tragedy

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206: Jeremy Ryan Slate, part 1: Leadership: Doing What Others Don't, But Want To

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205: Notes to a Future President

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204: Michelle Tillis Lederman, part 1: The Connector's Advantage

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203: Hunter Lovins, part 1: A Finer Future

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202: How We Choose

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201: James Altucher, part 1: More Curious and Adventurous Than Almost Anyone

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200: Caspar Craven, part 1: Sailing to the head of the corporation

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199: Be Fruitful and Multiply: What Does It Mean? What Can It Mean?

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198: Brandon Voss, part 1: Negotiate Like Your Life Depends On It

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197: Polarization, communication, and education

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196: Seth Shelden, part 1: Nuclear Weapons, the Environment, and the Nobel Prize

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195: How it feels to live more sustainably than mainstream

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194: Tom Murphy, part 2: Author of one of the best sites on the internet

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193: Tim Smit, part 2: Spirituality and Passion from the Earth

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192: Laura Coe, part 1: Emotional Obesity and Environmental Obesity

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191: Mark Metry, part 2: Farmers markets

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190: McKinsey's 3-Time Global Managing Director Dominic Barton: It's fundamentally about people

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189: Nadya Zhexembayeva, part 1: Sustainability is not enough

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188: Steve Sikra, part 1: Passion at Proctor and Gamble

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187: Mark Metry, part 1: To grow, put yourself out there

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186: D-Day and the Environment

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Ilissa Miller

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Sammy Courtright

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Jezzibell Gilmore

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JV Bharatan

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185: Michael Greger, M.D. FACLM: Nutrition and the Environment

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Aaron Price

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Ani Manian

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Shana Yadid

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184: Jonas Koffler, part 1: It's going to take all of us (plus a hippopotamus)

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183: Reusing and recycling are tactical. Reducing is strategic.

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182: Dov Baron, part 3: What is your car worth?

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181: The Time I Met Mark Cuban

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180: The Difference Between Me and Nearly Everyone I Know Acting on the Environment

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179: Initiative, the book: Highlights from an interview

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178: What parenthood teaches us about environmental action

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177: The best advice on making habits last

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176: The folly of chasing efficiency

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175: Jack Buffington, part 1: What can we do about plastic?

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174: Chase Amante, part 1B: Chase on the Environment

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173: Chase Amante, part 1A: How to start and run a business giving men dating advice

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172: If anything, I'm a maximalist

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171: The "best kept secret in environmental leadership"