C4E Presents

Nuclear Power ‘Baloney’ | C4E Presents #048

Investigative journalist Karl Grossman has had his eye on nuclear energy since the 1970s. Grossman, an author and nationally syndicated television host turned journalism

Building Nuclear Energy In The U.S. | C4E Presents #047

Steven Biegalski closely monitored the development of the United State's first nuclear power facility in the last decade at Plant Vogtle near Augusta, Georgia. Host Heath

Debating Going Nuclear | C4E Presents #046

More than 100 people joined students from New York University's debate team on Governors Island to argue what role nuclear energy should play in fighting climate change.

Behind The Scenes | C4E Presents #045

Season 4 of C4E Presents will be a director's cut of America's Nuclear Future, a national radio broadcast special about whether the United States could have a future powe

America’s Nuclear Future | C4E Presents: National Special #001

This special episode of Collaborative for the Earth (C4E) examines how U.S. efforts to move away from fossil fuels collide with surging electricity demand from AI and dat

Passenger Pigeon Comeback | C4E Presents #044

Ben Novak is bringing back the extinct passenger pigeon. Host Heather Lynch and Novak, program manager for the Biotechnology for Bird Conservation Program for Revive & Re

Energy Economics | C4E Presents #043

Dana Golden studies energy markets and electricity transmission. Host Heather Lynch and Golden, graduate research assistant in the Graduate School at Stony Brook Universi

Fires From Afar | C4E Presents #042

Health experts Mahdieh Danesh Yazdi and Nozomi Sasaki look at how climate change is increasing wildfire smoke exposure and related health risks. Host Heather Lynch, as we

Concrete Facts | C4E Presents #041

Marija Krstić, assistant professor of practice in the Department of Civil Engineering at Stony Brook University, is interested in cement production, which is a major sour

Sensational Snakes | C4E Presents #040

Pascal Title delves into the evolutionary history and biodiversity of snakes, exploring their unique characteristics, diets and habitats. Host Heather Lynch and Title, an

Innovative Soil Solutions | C4E Presents #039

Dilip Gersappe explores the engineering of climate resilience into nature's original building material: soil. Host Heather Lynch and Gersappe, a professor in the  Departm

Feed Drop: How's That? | Changing Climate in the Classroom

Meet How's That?, a podcast that dives deep into all sorts of things that make our world work — such as organisms that act like zombies, plants that talk to each other, l

Perspectives on Salmon | C4E Presents #038

Darcey Evans explores the cultural importance of salmon to Indigenous peoples. Host Heather Lynch and Evans, an assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at S

Feed Drop: The Climate Story Project | Voices from Climate Week NYC

Meet The Climate Story Project, an initiative led by The New York Climate Exchange to record, archive and share real, personal stories about climate change to inspire act

Ocean Iron and Wetland Resilience | C4E Presents #037

Stephen Baines is focused on the ecological reshaping of coastal wetlands. Host Heather Lynch and Baines, an associate professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutio

Eco-Conscious Nursing | C4E Presents #036

Pamela Ginex explores the impacts of disasters on emergency preparedness and patient care. Host Heather Lynch and Ginex, assistant professor in the School of Nursing at S

Queen Bees and Peer Review | C4E Presents #035

Rafael D’Andrea is focused on understanding what makes the queen bee different from her peers. Host Heather Lynch and D’Andrea, assistant professor in the Department of E

(Bonus) Sustainable Healthcare | C4E Presents #034

Stony Brook University Hospital is on the front lines of sustainability. Host Heather Lynch speaks with CEO Carol Gomes, Director of Healthcare Safety Barbara Boyle, and

Contamination Proliferation | C4E Presents #033

Jaymie Meliker’s research seeks to inform policy and individual actions to mitigate environmental exposure to health risks. Host Heather Lynch and Meliker, a professor in

Dental Descendants | C4E Presents #032

Carrie Mongle examines fossilized teeth to understand how early humans grew, lived, and ate. Host Heather Lynch and Mongle, assistant professor in the Department of Anthr