About this episode
Conservatives actually support climate action. Nigeria goes big on solar, Santiago's air gets cleaner, and renewables finally overtake coal worldwide.
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Renewables surpassing coal globally for the first time — even in China and India.
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Nigeria's solar revolution: cheap panels, no diesel noise, and whole villages going solar.
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Chile's long fight against smog finally paying off — cleaner air for 7.5 million people in Santiago.
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Why many conservatives quietly support climate action — and what's really holding back their politicians.
Lightning Round:
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Japan's new leader goes all-in on nuclear.
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Puerto Rico's rooftop solar boom.
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The Vatican's new climate commitment.
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VW's EV sales up 231%.
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Inhalers linked to climate pollution.
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Alberta vs. Norway oil wealth.
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World's largest floating wind turbine launched in China.
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