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Category Archives: Renewable Energy
Bobby Tyler Interview – July 23, 2018
Fighting for Rural Arizona. The co-hosts of Democratic Perspective welcome Bobby Tyler, Mayor of Holbrook, AZ and candidate for LD6 State Representative. A longtime volunteer and public servant with a career as a machinist for APS, Tyler was elected the first black mayor … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Economic Policy, Education, Education Funding, Elections, Energy Policy, Environment, Environmental Issues, Ethics, Government, Health Care, Health Care Delivery, Hunger, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, Local Politics, Political Candidacy, Poverty, Public Education, Public Health Policy, Renewable Energy
Tagged AZ Legislature, education, Environment, Homelessness, Job Creation, LD 6, Mayor of Holbrook
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Jake Bell Interview — Podcast January 1, 2018
Managing Essential Infrastructure In the Public Interest: Jake Bell Is Running For the Arizona Corporation Commission. Democratic Perspective welcomes Jake Bell, candidate for the Arizona Corporation Commission, and Karen McClelland, President of the Democrats of the Red Rocks (DORR), for a … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Corruption, De-regulation, Democratic Governance, Energy Policy, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, Podcasts, Public Policy, Regulatory Agencies, Regulatory Capture, Renewable Energy
Tagged APS, Arizona Clean Elections, Arizona Corporation Commission, Arizona Public Service, Broadband Internet, Electricity Rates, Jake Bell, Johnson Utilities
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Kiana Sears and Elliot Woods Interview — Podcast December 4, 2017
Case Studies in Regulatory Capture: The Arizona Corporation Commission. Kiana Sears, Water & Wastewater Executive Consultant (Public Utility Analyst) for the Arizona Corporation Commission, and Democratic Candidate for membership on the Commission, joins with Elliot Wood, Democratic Party Legislative Committee Member for … Continue reading
Posted in Agricultural Policy, Arizona Politics, Corruption, De-regulation, Democratic Governance, Energy Policy, Interviews, Podcasts, Public Policy, Regulatory Agencies, Renewable Energy, Water Policy
Tagged APS, Arizona Corporation Commission, Arizona LD 13, Arizona Public Service, Colorado River Water Allotments, Electricity Rates, Eliiot Woods, Kiana Sears, Solar Energy, Tribal Water Rights, Wastewater Reclamation
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Wade Carlisle and Felicia French Interview — Podcast November 6, 2017
Democratic Candidates for the Arizona Legislature from Legislative District 6: Education Funding, Environmental Sustainability, and a More Prosperous Future for Rural Arizona. Democratic Perspective welcomes two Democratic candidates for the Arizona State Legislature from LD 6, Wade Carlisle, candidate for the … Continue reading
Posted in Agricultural Policy, Arizona Budget, Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Corruption, Cultural Diversity, Dark Money, Democratic Governance, Economic Policy, Education, Education Funding, Education Policy, Elections, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Income Inequality, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, LIberals and Conservatives, Local Politics, National Sovereignty, Paul Gosar, Podcasts, Political Polarization, Public Education, Public Lands, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development, Tax and Investment Policy, Tax Revenues
Tagged AZ LD 6, AZ Legislative District 6, Bob Thorpe, Felicia French, Sylvia Allen, Wade Carlisle
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Indivisible Sedona: Focus on Climate Change — Podcast September 25, 2017
This Is America: When Elected Representatives Refuse To Do What Needs To Be Done, Citizens Have Other Options. Democratic Perspective talks to three representatives of Indivisible Sedona, Peggy Chaikin, Pam Drake, and Frankie Riemer, about local efforts to raise awareness of the … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Biodiversity, Bureau of Land Management, Civil Society, Climate Change, Community Activism, Democratic Governance, Department of the Interior, Domestic Policy, Energy Policy, Environment, Environmental Issues, Environmentalism, Federal Lands, Global Warming, Interviews, Local Politics, Podcasts, Public Health Policy, Public Lands, Public Policy, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development, U.S. Forest Service, Water Policy
Tagged Frankie Riemer, Grand Canyone, Indivisible Sedona, Pam Drake, Peggy Chaikin, Sedona City Council, Uranium Mining
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Matthew Goodwin Interview — Podcast September 11, 2017
The Shock Doctrine and Global Warming: Matt Goodwin on Naomi Klein’s Critique of Predatory Capitalism and Its Reaction (or Lack of Reaction) to a Genuinely Existential Threat. Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson welcome Matt Goodwin, Professor of Philosophy at Northern Arizona University, … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Climate Change, De-regulation, Democratic Governance, Economic Policy, Economic Theory, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Ethics, Global Warming, Interviews, National Politics, Philosophy, Podcasts, Privatization, Public Accountability, Regulatory Agencies, Renewable Energy, Social Services, Sustainable Development
Tagged Disaster Capitalism, Free Market Economics, Matt Goodwin, Milton Friedman, Naomi Klein, Neoliberalism, Predatory Capitalism, The Shock Doctrine, This Changes Everything
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Trump and the Paris Agreement — Podcast June 5, 2017
If Mar-a-Lago Sinks into the Atlantic, Will Donald Trump Concede that Abandoning the Paris Agreement Was a Mistake, Or Will He Blame Obama? Democratic Perspective takes on the latest idiocy from President Petulance. Keeping track of the lies, ignorance, and general misanthropy being … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Democratic Governance, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, International Relations, Jobs and Employment, Podcasts, Political Lies, Political Polarization, Public Policy, Renewable Energy
Tagged Accord de Paris, Donald Trump, Paris Agreement
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A Way Forward In the Age Of Trump — Podcast February 20, 2017
In the Shadow of the Trump Presidency, the Democrats of the Red Rocks, One of Democratic Perspective’s Long-Time Sponsors, Discusses Its Future Priorities. Democratic Perspective’s Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson welcome Karen McClelland, John Hake, and Mik Jordahl from the Democrats of the Red Rocks, … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Budget, Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Budget Negotiations, Climate Change, Community Activism, Democratic Governance, Education, Education Policy, Environment, Environmental Issues, Environmentalism, Immigration, Interviews, National Politics, Podcasts, Privatization, Public Education, Renewable Energy, Water Policy
Tagged Betsy DeVos, Democrats of the Red Rocks, Donald Trump, DORR, John Hake, Karen McClelland, Mik Jordahl, Tom O'Halleran
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Marty Landa Interview — Podcast October 10, 2016
Think Globally, Act Locally: Climate Change and Stewardship In an Age of Indifference. Democratic Perspective welcomes Marty Landa, co-organizer of Inspiration of Sedona, to discuss the response of his group to the need for ordinary citizens to address the critical issue of anthropogenic climate … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Democratic Governance, Disinformation, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Global Warming, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, National Politics, Podcasts, Political Polarization, Public Policy, Regulatory Agencies, Renewable Energy, Special Interest Legislation, Sustainable Development
Tagged APS, Arizona Corporation Commission, Arizona Public Service, CO2, Documentary Films, Environmental Protection Agency., EPA, Fracking, Greenhouse Gases, James Cameron, Lobbying, Methane, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, Salt River Project, Solar Energy, Solar Power, SRP, Years of Living Dangerously
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Ashley Dawson Interview — Podcast July 4, 2016
Dominion Over All the Earth: Mass Extinction and the Challenge of Human Stewardship. Ashley Dawson, professor of English at the College of Staten Island, City University of New York, and author of the new book, Extinction, a Radical History, joins Democratic Perspective regulars Mike … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Capitalism, Climate Change, Energy Policy, Environment, Environmental Issues, Food Insecurity, Global Warming, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Mass Extinction, Podcasts, Public Lands, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development
Tagged Ashley Dawson, Extinction a Radical History
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