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Tangelic Talks, the official podcast of Tangelic, an award-winning NGO combating climate change, expanding clean energy and driving sustainable development. Hosted by Victoria & Jensen, we go beyond the usual, challenging narratives and explore bold solutions to the world’s most pressing climate and equity challenges. 🌍 What to Expect: ✔ Deep dives into climate action, renewable energy, and sustainability ✔ Expert insights on policies and technologies for a just energy transition ✔ Real-world solutions empowering communities Join us as we amplify voices, spark solutions, and drive impact!

  1. 2D AGO

    Explained to a Friend: Carbon Capture, Hydrogen & Finance Gap — Future of Climate Tech | S04E11

    🎙️ What if we stopped trying to explain climate change and just talked about it — like two people who actually care? In this special episode of Tangelic Talks, co-hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez try something different. No guest. No jargon. Just a real, honest, sometimes nerdy, sometimes funny conversation about two of this season's biggest themes — climate tech and climate finance — explained the way you'd explain it to a friend. Because this season has been full of big terms, big guests, and big ideas. And sometimes you just need someone to sit down and say: here's what we actually learned, here's what excites us, and here's what still frustrates us. And yes — there is actually some good news in here. In this episode, we cover: 🌿 The difference between net zero and carbon neutral — and why it matters ♻️ Carbon capture at mass scale — why 2025 might be the year the business case finally lands ✈️ Sustainable aviation fuel — how AI is helping develop solvents that capture CO2 with 20% less energy 🏗️ Low-carbon concrete and why Josh Dorfman's company Planted keeps coming up in the good news column 💧 The hydrogen breakthrough nobody's talking about — new membranes that are 800% more permeable and 30% more selective ⚡ How a hydrogen-powered car actually works — and why it charges in 3 minutes like a gas pump ☢️ Fourth generation nuclear reactors — passively safe, waste-burning, and capable of producing hydrogen as a byproduct 🔋 Why small modular reactors might solve two problems at once: powering data centers and building hydrogen infrastructure 🤖 Where AI is actually helping climate tech — and where it's making things worse 💰 What climate finance actually means — government, private sector, and international money explained simply 🌍 The adaptation fund — what it was supposed to do, why it's stalled, and who's sinking while we wait 🏝️ Small island states, Indonesia, and the communities that can't afford to wait for bureaucracy 💳 Carbon markets — why they could be climate justice in action, and why they're still broken 🌐 Why climate money flowing as loans instead of grants is making inequality worse 🍎 The apple cider analogy that finally explains why global oil trading makes zero sense 🔹 About This Episode: This is a new segment called Explain to a Friend — where Victoria and Andres break down the big topics of the season in plain language, share what they've learned, and invite listeners to push back, correct them, or come on the pod to keep the conversation going. 💬 Join the Conversation: Did we get something wrong? Did something click that hadn't before? Do you have something to add — or want to come on the pod to correct us? Drop a comment 👇 or reach out us! ✅ Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe! Your support helps us amplify conversations on energy, equity, and empowerment. 🌍✨ 🌱 Support Our Mission: If you believe in the power of storytelling, clean energy access, and climate justice — help us continue this work. ✨ Donate or Get Involved at TangelicLife.org 🔖 #ClimateTech #ClimateFinance #ExplainToAFriend #HydrogenEnergy #NuclearEnergy #CarbonCapture #CleanEnergy #SustainableAviation #CarbonMarkets #AdaptationFund #SmallModularReactors #ClimateJustice #EnergyTransition #GreenTech #ClimateOptimism #ClimateEducation #FourthGenNuclear #ClimateAction #NetZero #TangelicTalks

    53 min

  2. APR 27

    Big Tech's Climate Blind Spot: How AI Is Supercharging Fossil Fuel Production w/ Holly Alpine | S04E10

    🎙️ What if the biggest climate threat from AI isn't the energy it uses — but what it's being built to do? In this episode of Tangelic Talks, co-hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez sit down with Holly Alpine — co-founder of the Enabled Emissions campaign and former Microsoft sustainability leader — who spent over a decade inside one of the world's most powerful tech companies before walking away to expose one of climate action's most dangerous blind spots. The conversation everyone in tech and climate is avoiding: advanced AI is not just consuming energy. It is actively being deployed to find, extract, and produce more fossil fuels — faster, cheaper, and at a scale that dwarfs everything the sustainability side is doing. And the companies doing it are the same ones winning ESG awards. In this episode, we cover: 🤖 What Enabled Emissions actually means — and why it's the missing piece of the AI climate conversation 🛢️ How AI is being used to pinpoint underground oil and gas deposits with 90% more accuracy 💸 How AI is cutting fossil fuel drilling costs by up to 10% and reducing drill counts by a third 🏢 Why Holly left Microsoft after a decade — and what she found that she couldn't unsee 📊 Why Microsoft was named the #1 ESG company in the world — and why that rating is fundamentally broken 🎭 The Lockheed Martin analogy — why we'd never judge a weapons company only by its HR practices 🧊 Why data centers are the tip of the iceberg — and what's hiding underneath 🌊 How AI is unlocking new offshore drilling projects and reviving phased-out fracking operations 🔒 The internal coalition that spent 4–5 years pushing Microsoft from the inside — and why it wasn't enough 💥 Why Microsoft's "responsible AI principles" have giant loopholes that protect no one 🧮 The basketball scoreboard problem — why sustainability professionals are only counting one team's points 🏛️ How the EU AI Act could become the most important climate policy nobody's talking about 📉 Why voluntary corporate behavior change is no longer a viable strategy 🔍 What "Scope 4" emissions are — and why the industry doesn't want to count them 🛑 The real cost of speaking up — what Holly and her partner gave up to found this campaign 🌱 What responsible guardrails for AI and fossil fuels could actually look like 🔹 About Our Guest: Holly Alpine is the co-founder of the Enabled Emissions campaign, an initiative exposing how advanced technologies and AI are actively accelerating fossil fuel production. Before founding the campaign, she spent over a decade at Microsoft where she built a 10,000+ member employee sustainability network and founded the Data Center Community Environmental Sustainability Program. She left Microsoft in 2024 to pursue this work full time alongside her partner, who also left the company to co-found the campaign. 💬 Join the Conversation: Did you know AI was being used to find and extract more oil and gas? Does it change how you think about the AI tools you use every day? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇 ✅ Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe! Your support helps us amplify conversations on energy, equity, and empowerment. 🌱 Support Our Mission: If you believe in the power of storytelling, clean energy access, and climate justice — help us continue this work. ✨ Donate or Get Involved at TangelicLife.org 🔖 #EnabledEmissions #AIandClimate #FossilFuelTech #BigTechClimate #AIFootprint #ClimateAction #TechAccountability #MicrosoftSustainability #AIEthics #FossilFuels #ClimateJustice #EnergyTransition #ResponsibleAI #Greenwashing #ScopeFour #ESGReform #ClimateInnovation #DataCenters #AIForGood #TangelicTalks

    39 min

  3. APR 20

    Fossil Fuels, Lobbying & The Real Cost of Climate Inaction: Inside the Industry w/ Patrick Galey | S04E09

    🎙️ Why are we still losing the climate fight — 10 years after the Paris Agreement? In this episode of Tangelic Talks, co-hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez sit down with Patrick Galey — Head of Fossil Fuel Investigations at Global Witness — who leads data-driven investigations exposing how the fossil fuel industry shapes policy, influences climate negotiations, and protects its commercial interests, often in plain sight. Patrick spent nine years as a journalist in the Middle East before switching to climate. What he found wasn't just a scientific crisis — it was a system rigged by the most profitable industry in human history. And he's spent years pulling back the curtain on exactly how that system works. Because the arsonists are still being invited into the building. And until we stop that, emissions will keep rising. In this episode, we cover: 🕵️ How Patrick went from Bloomberg financial journalism to fossil fuel investigations at Global Witness 🔥 Why the fossil fuel industry is the most successful — and most devious — in human history 🧪 The Exxon Knew scandal — how oil companies hid climate science for decades 🎭 How the industry shifted from outright denial to greenwashing, astroturfing & false solutions 💰 Why Shell's CEO said the quiet part loud: "Why sell renewables at $10 when I can sell gas at $80?" 🏗️ Infrastructure lock-in — how new gas pipelines and LNG terminals are being used to delay transition 📊 The $7 trillion the world spends annually subsidizing fossil fuels — and where it could go instead ⚖️ Why BP's "green reset" got blamed on going too green — and what that reveals about investor culture 🌍 COP's real problem: why the arsonists keep getting invited to the fire prevention conference 🏙️ Why cities and businesses are doing more on climate than most national governments 🗳️ The 4–5% tipping point — and why cost of living anger is being misdirected at the wrong targets 📰 How the fossil fuel industry captured political narratives — and what that means for voters 🌱 Why 70% of Reform voters in flood-prone UK regions say they care about climate change 🤝 Why the climate movement needs to stop being too nice — and learn from its opponents 🗺️ What the inaugural Fossil Fuels Phase-Out Conference in Colombia means for global climate action 🔑 The one message Patrick wants every voter to hear before the next election 🔹 About Our Guest: Patrick Galey is the Head of Fossil Fuel Investigations at Global Witness, a leading international NGO that exposes the links between natural resource exploitation, conflict, and corruption. With a background in financial journalism and nearly a decade reporting from the Middle East, Patrick now leads data-driven investigations into how the fossil fuel industry shapes climate policy, lobbies governments, and slows the energy transition worldwide. 💬 Join the Conversation: Do you think the fossil fuel industry is the biggest obstacle to climate action — or is it governments that are failing us? And are you angry enough about your energy bills to connect the dots? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇 ✅ Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe! Your support helps us amplify conversations on energy, equity, and empowerment. 🌍✨ 🌱 Support Our Mission: If you believe in the power of storytelling, clean energy access, and climate justice — help us continue this work. ✨ Donate or Get Involved at TangelicLife.org 🔖 #FossilFuels #ClimatePolicy #GlobalWitness #ClimateLobbying #FossilFuelSubsidies #ClimateCrisis #EnergyTransition #COP30 #ClimateJustice #Greenwashing #ClimateAction #FossilFuelIndustry #NetZero #ClimateFinance #InvestigativeJournalism #ClimateInvestigation #EnergyPolicy #ClimateNarrative #JustTransition #TangelicTalks

    42 min

  4. APR 13

    Responsible Tourism in Morocco: Community, Culture & Sustainable Travel w/ Azdean | S04E08

    🎙️ What does responsible tourism actually look like on the ground — beyond the buzzwords and glossy brochures? In this episode of Tangelic Talks, co-hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez head to North Africa with Azdean — Morocco travel expert, founder of Destination Morocco, and host of the Destination Morocco podcast — to explore how tourism can become a genuine tool for sustainability, local investment, cultural preservation, and community empowerment. Because Morocco isn't just a destination. It's a living, breathing ecosystem of people, history, and culture — and how we visit it matters more than most travelers realize. And Azdean has spent years building travel experiences that put communities first, not last. In this episode, we cover: 🏜️ Why the Sahara Desert is the one experience you cannot miss in Morocco — and how to do it right 🤝 How Destination Morocco was born from a father's desire to keep his son connected to his roots 🌍 What responsible tourism really means in 2025 — and the trends proving people want deeper connections 👩‍🍳 Women's co-ops, Argan oil, carpet weavers & the communities that benefit from conscious travel 🚫 How to avoid the "aquarium effect" — visiting communities without making them a spectacle 🏡 Why Riyadhs offer an immersive experience no international hotel brand can replicate 📍 Morocco's size surprise — it's New York to Miami, and every 45 minutes the scenery changes 📊 17.4 million visitors in 2024 — how Morocco became #1 in Africa for tourism 🔒 Safety in Morocco — police presence, tourism police, solo women travelers & what you need to know 💰 Who actually benefits from tourism money — and why local operators pay better 🎭 How media & movies create false perceptions of Morocco — and what it's really like 🧭 How to prepare tourists to travel responsibly before they even board the plane 🗺️ The cultural nuances that make Morocco feel familiar to people from completely different backgrounds 🌐 Why the Moroccan government needs to shift its tourism focus from Europe to North America & Asia 🎒 The one mindset shift that makes every traveler more responsible: lower your expectations, open your curiosity 🔹 About Our Guest: Azdean is a Morocco travel expert, founder of Destination Morocco, and host of the Destination Morocco podcast. Born and raised in Marrakech with family roots in a 400-year-old kasbah village, Azdean brings a deeply personal and community-rooted approach to travel. He works with women's co-ops, local artisans, guides, and families across Morocco to create immersive, responsible, and culturally rich travel experiences for visitors from around the world. 💬 Join the Conversation: Have you ever traveled somewhere and felt like you were truly immersed in the community — not just passing through? Would you visit Morocco? Drop your answer in the comments 👇 ✅ Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe! Your support helps us amplify conversations on energy, equity, and empowerment. 🌍✨ 🌱 Support Our Mission: If you believe in the power of storytelling, clean energy access, and climate justice — help us continue this work. ✨ Donate or Get Involved at TangelicLife.org 🔖 #ResponsibleTourism #MoroccoTravel #SustainableTravel #CommunityTourism #DestinationMorocco #CulturalImmersion #EthicalTravel #TravelMorocco #NorthAfrica #TravelPodcast #SustainableTourism #CommunityEmpowerment #WomenInTourism #TravelCulture #ClimateAndTravel #TangelicTalks #MoroccoTourism #ImmersiveTravel #TravelResponsibly #LocalTourism

    32 min

  5. APR 6

    Climate Action That Fits Real Life: Low-Carbon Entrepreneurship, Planted & The Lazy Environmentalist w/ Josh Dorfman | S04E07

    🎙️ What if the solution to climate change wasn't sacrifice — but smarter design? In this episode of Tangelic Talks, co-hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez sit down with Josh Dorfman — climate entrepreneur, co-founder of Planted (the carbon-negative building material startup named one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies of 2024), and creator of Supercool, a media platform covering the rise of the low-carbon economy. Josh's journey started in 1995 China, watching a billion people ditch bicycles for cars — and realizing that a climate crisis was coming long before it became a headline. Three decades later, he's still building companies at the front lines of the low-carbon economy with one core belief: we already have the tools. The challenge isn't technology. It's leadership, accessibility, and scale. And he built his entire career on a radical idea: you don't have to be a perfect environmentalist to care about the planet. You just have to be honest about who you are. In this episode, we cover: 🌱 How a bicycle lock factory in 1990s China sparked a lifelong climate mission 🏗️ What Planted actually does — carbon-negative building materials made from fast-growing grass 💡 Why the future of climate isn't about sacrifice — it's about upgrades 🚿 The origin of the Lazy Environmentalist — born from a brutally honest road trip conversation ⚡ Why $2 trillion+ was invested in clean energy in 2024 — and what that actually means 🔥 How to tell real climate solutions from well-funded hype 📉 Why 4–5% of a population is all it takes to spark transformational change 🏙️ What city mayors are figuring out that corporations are still missing 🔋 The uncomfortable truth about America's industrial policy vs. China's long-term thinking 🌍 Why climate change doesn't care which country makes your electric car 🎯 The IDEAL filter for evaluating whether a climate solution is actually deployed — or just a pitch deck 📰 Why the media has two climate problems — and what we should be covering instead 🚗 The Chevy Volt, the Xiaomi SU7, and what they reveal about American innovation 🛑 The biggest mistake climate entrepreneurs make when pitching their product 🤝 Why movement building only needs critical mass — not everyone 🔹 About Our Guest: Josh Dorfman is a climate entrepreneur whose career spans sustainable furniture, the Lazy Environmentalist (Sirius XM radio show and reality TV series), building the Asheville startup ecosystem, and leading Planted — a carbon-negative building material company working with the largest homebuilder in America. He also runs Supercool, a media platform dedicated to covering what's actually been deployed in the low-carbon economy. 💬 Join the Conversation: Do you think we already have the tools to solve the climate crisis — or are we still waiting for the breakthrough technology? And would you call yourself a lazy environmentalist? Drop your answer in the comments 👇 ✅ Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe! Your support helps us amplify conversations on energy, equity, and empowerment. 🌍✨ 🌱 Support Our Mission: If you believe in the power of storytelling, clean energy access, and climate justice — help us continue this work.✨ Donate or Get Involved at TangelicLife.org 🔖 #ClimateEntrepreneur #LazyEnvironmentalist #ClimateAction #LowCarbonEconomy #CarbonNegative #GreenBuilding #ClimateInnovation #Planted #Supercool #CleanEnergy #ClimateStartup #SustainableBuilding #EnergyTransition #ClimateJustice #JoshDorfman #ClimateSolutions #ClimateOptimism #GreenTech #ClimateLeadership #TangelicTalks

    38 min

  6. MAR 30

    AI, Data Centers & the Future of Climate Tech: A Reality Check w/ Chris Carter | S04E06

    🎙️ Is AI accelerating climate solutions—or quietly creating new sustainability risks? In this eye-opening episode of Tangelic Talks, co-hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez sit down with Chris Carter, Chairman & CEO of Apro Eo, a global technology services leader operating inside the world’s most complex data and enterprise systems. Chris brings decades of experience across AI, cloud computing, data centers, EV infrastructure, and sustainability tech, offering one of the most grounded and brutally honest perspectives on what automation can—and cannot—solve for the climate crisis. Together, they break down the real environmental footprint of AI, the coming energy crunch, the ethics of data ownership, and what organizations must do to use technology responsibly. Episode Highlights: 🤖 AI’s real energy cost — the water, power, and cooling demands behind every model 💾 Data centers explained — reclaimed water, grid pressure & why most people misunderstand them 🌡️ The hidden climate footprint of the AI boom ⚡ Nuclear, natural gas & solar — what’s actually viable for the future 📉 Why 93% of enterprise AI projects fail (MIT study breakdown) 📈 How AI impacts global capital flows and the sustainability finance landscape 🛑 Where humans must remain in the loop 🧠 The danger of AI psychosis & misinformation loops 📚 How to responsibly train, validate, and question AI tools 🎮 Tech optimism vs. tech reality — what Chris has learned from 40 years in the industry 🔹 About Our Guest: Chris Carter is the Chairman & CEO of Apro Eo and one of the earliest leaders to bridge enterprise systems, cloud computing, sustainability, and AI. Recognized globally for applying emerging technologies to improve business performance, Chris brings an unparalleled real-world perspective on the intersection of tech, climate, and ethics. ✨ Explore More: 🌐 Website: www.TangelicLife.org 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tangeliclife/ 🐦 Twitter/X: https://x.com/Tangelic_ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tangelic/ 👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tangelic.org 💬 Join the Conversation: How do you feel about AI’s role in climate action? Is it a tool for empowerment—or a growing environmental risk? 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👉 Subscribe, Like & Share for bold conversations at the intersection of energy, equity, empowerment, and the future of work — only on Tangelic Talks. 🌱 Support Our Mission: If you believe in the power of storytelling, clean energy access, and climate justice — help us continue this work. ✨ Donate or Get Involved: TangelicLife.org 🔖 #AI #ClimateTech #DataCenters #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #GreenTech #ClimateAction #TechForGood #EnergyTransition #AIFootprint #ResponsibleAI #ClimateJustice #CloudComputing #Decarbonization #DigitalEthics #FutureOfEnergy #ClimateInnovation #EnergyCrisis #ClimateSolutions #TangelicTalks

    59 min

  7. MAR 23

    Deep Dive — Who Pays for the Energy Transition? Climate Finance, Net Zero & The Real Cost | S04E05

    🎙️ Who really pays for the energy transition—and is it fair? In this deep dive episode of Tangelic Talks, hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez unpack one of the most controversial questions in climate conversations today: 👉 Who is actually bearing the cost of the transition to a low-carbon future? From taxpayers and households to governments, corporations, and vulnerable communities—this episode explores the hidden financial, social, and political costs behind the global push toward net zero. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ⚡ Why taxpayers often carry the biggest burden of climate transition 🌍 The reality of “just transition” vs. who actually benefits 💸 Trillions in climate finance—where is the money really going? 🏭 The role of big tech, AI, and energy demand in shaping the future 🌱 Why developing nations face the highest risks with the least support ⚖️ Policy failures, overregulation, and global inequality in climate action 🔋 Renewable energy vs. fossil fuels—are we moving fast enough? 🌐 Key Question We’re Exploring: Is the energy transition truly “just”… or are we shifting the burden onto those least responsible? 📊 Why This Conversation Matters:With global investments reaching trillions annually, the transition to clean energy is not just a technical challenge—it’s a human, economic, and political dilemma. This episode challenges mainstream narratives and asks: Are we solving the problem—or just redistributing the cost? 💬 Join the Conversation: Do you think the energy transition is fair? Who do you think should pay the price? 👇 Comment below and share your perspective 👉 Subscribe, Like & Share for bold conversations at the intersection of energy, equity, empowerment, and the future of work — only on Tangelic Talks. 🌱 Support Our Mission: If you believe in the power of storytelling, clean energy access, and climate justice — help us continue this work. ✨ Donate or Get Involved: TangelicLife.org 🔖 #ClimateFinance #EnergyTransition #NetZero #JustTransition #ClimateJustice #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #ClimatePolicy #EnergyCrisis #RenewableEnergy #GlobalInequality #ClimateEconomics #GreenTransition #ClimateAction #ESG #FutureOfEnergy #Decarbonization #ClimateDebate #SustainableFuture #TangelicTalks

    58 min

  8. MAR 16

    ESG in Practice: Climate, Carbon & Sustainability in the Middle East w/ Dana Darwish | S04E04

    🎙️ What does ESG actually look like inside companies — beyond the buzzwords? In this episode of Tangelic Talks, co-hosts Victoria Cornelio and Andres Tamez sit down with Dana Darwish, Climate Change, Carbon & ESG Advisory Senior Consultant at WSP, to unpack how sustainability frameworks are being implemented in real organizations across the Middle East. Dana shares her journey into sustainability consulting and offers a behind-the-scenes look at how companies build ESG strategies, measure carbon emissions, and translate climate commitments into real operational change. From carbon accounting and climate risk to social sustainability and greenwashing, this conversation explores why measuring impact — and embedding sustainability into company culture — matters more than ever. ESG in Practice: Climate, Carbon & Sustainability in the Middle East w/ Dana Darwish. In this episode, we cover: 📊 What ESG really means in practice — beyond reports and marketing 🌍 Why carbon measurement and climate risk are becoming top priorities in the Middle East 📉 How companies measure Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions ⚖️ Why social sustainability and human rights are often overlooked in ESG 🧠 The importance of data quality and measurable targets in sustainability reporting 📦 Why supply chains and procurement drive most corporate emissions 🚫 How companies can avoid greenwashing and build authentic ESG strategies 🏢 Why sustainability must be embedded across entire organizations — not just one department 🤝 The growing link between ESG performance and access to finance 👩‍💼 Gender inclusion, leadership, and the role of diverse perspectives in sustainability decision-making 💡 Why mindset, resilience, and collaboration are key skills for sustainability professionals 👤 About Our Guest: Dana Darwish is a Climate Change, Carbon & ESG Advisory Senior Consultant at WSP in the Middle East. She works with organizations to develop sustainability strategies, implement ESG frameworks, and measure climate performance across operations and supply chains. Dana also serves as the UAE Chapter Leader for Women in Renewable Energy, supporting women’s leadership and visibility in the renewable energy and sustainability sectors. 💬 Join the Conversation: Do you think companies focus too much on environmental metrics and overlook the social side of ESG? Share your thoughts in the comments. 👉 Subscribe, Like & Share for bold conversations at the intersection of energy, equity, empowerment, and the future of work — only on Tangelic Talks. 🌱 Support Our Mission: If you believe in the power of storytelling, clean energy access, and climate justice — help us continue this work. ✨ Donate or Get Involved: TangelicLife.org 🔖 #ESG #Sustainability #ClimateAction #CorporateSustainability #CarbonAccounting #NetZero #ClimateRisk #ESGStrategy #SustainableBusiness #GreenFinance #ClimateLeadership #EnergyTransition #WomenInEnergy #WomenInSustainability #MiddleEastSustainability #ResponsibleBusiness #ClimateConsulting #SustainabilityCareers #TangelicTalks #ClimatePodc

    34 min
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Tangelic Talks, the official podcast of Tangelic, an award-winning NGO combating climate change, expanding clean energy and driving sustainable development. Hosted by Victoria & Jensen, we go beyond the usual, challenging narratives and explore bold solutions to the world’s most pressing climate and equity challenges. 🌍 What to Expect: ✔ Deep dives into climate action, renewable energy, and sustainability ✔ Expert insights on policies and technologies for a just energy transition ✔ Real-world solutions empowering communities Join us as we amplify voices, spark solutions, and drive impact!

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    Tangelic Talks
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    56
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