Archive - Into the Details

An Address to the Jericho Affordable Housing Committee

How my town can minimize it's climate impact

Jan 28 •

4:03

December 2023

How I decarbonized my home for $3,000

From growing up on a small farm in upstate NY, I have vivid memories of holding the blow-torch for my dad on a plumbing project when I was probably 10…

Dec 8, 2023 •

6:07

June 2023

Meeting with 427 Congressmen in one day

How a few days in D.C. gave me some optimism on our climate policy

Jun 18, 2023 •

17:41

February 2023

A Sneak Peak of a New Project

Turning the first shovel of earth on The Zero Percent Club

Feb 23, 2023 •

7:12

January 2023

Glaciers, Electric Cars, and Austerity

Why climate is personal to me, two ways to decarbonize your own transportation, and how to not be a preachy vegan.

Jan 17, 2023 •

29:41

A Bi-Partisan Carbon Tax? [Part II]

Listen now | Carbon taxes around the world and in our future.

Jan 2, 2023 •

17:47

December 2022

A Bi-Partisan Carbon Tax? [Part I]

Learning from the EU how tariffs can do for our atmosphere what COP27 did not.

Dec 17, 2022 •

15:55

November 2022

Solar, the Grid, and NY's Next 20 Years

Listen now | Getting past the greenwash

Nov 17, 2022 •

19:46

In Oct 2022 I stopped working at Stripe to take a gap year and determine what the best projects to work on would be. This blog will be an experiment in…

Nov 6, 2022 •

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